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supplant

supersede and replace

scrupulous

in a very careful and thorough way.
with great effortto avoid doing wrong.

pragmatist

a person who is guided more by practical considerations than by ideals

polemicist

a person who engages in controversial debate

partisan

A person who strongly supports a party

Jubilation

a feeling of great happiness and triumph.

precocious

(of a child) having developed certain abilities or inclinations at an earlier age than is usual or expected.
Basically being a prodigy kinda

cogitations

the action of thinking deeply about something; contemplation.

nonplussed

(of a person) surprised and confused so much that they are unsure how to react.

infallible

unable to be wrong

ineffable

indescribable, sublime, beyond words

ingenuous

naive

innate

natural

intristic`

inborn/ natural born

unqualified

absolutely, without reservations or conditions.

corollary

a statement or condition that logically results from a proven argument

intristic

inborn

eclectic

deriving ideas, style, or taste from a diverse range of sources.

disparate

essentially dissimilar or different in kind

dearth

small amount

paucity

small amount

profusion

large amount

proffer

make a claimb

bolster

support a claim

ruminate about

think about

ambivalence

question a claim

orinthology

study of birds

entomology

study of insects

anthropology

study of human behaviour and social organization.

reverential

treat someone or something with a lot of respec

Ambivalence

to have mixed or contradictory feelings about

Analogous

Comparable in certain respects, usually to clear up a definition

Arbitrary

based on random choice or whims

brevity

concise and exact use of words in writing or speech

buttress

to increase stregnth or justification

deference

humble submission and respect

denounce

declare evil

impede

to delay or prevent

implicit

implied but not explicitly stated

obscure

not discovered

pervasive

spreading wildly throughout an area or group of people

renounce

formally declare abandonment

repression

repress or restrain a feeling or emotion

tenuous

very weak or slight (adj)

unobtrusive

not conspicuous or drawning attention

verisimilitude

the appearance of being true or real

ex: despite being fiction the movies characters were so developed, critics praised it for it’s versimilitude

supplant

supersede or surpass

adroitly

in a clever or skillful way

ascendency

occupation of a position of dominant power or influence

colligate

be or cause to be juxtaposed or grouped in a syntactic relation.