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Abhor verb

To hate, detest

Acquiesce verb

To agree with protesting

Alactrity noun

Eagerness, speed

Amiable adjective

friendly

Appease verb

to calm, satisfy

Cladestine adjective

secret

Coerce verb

to persuade

Coherent adjective

logically consistent, intelligible

Complacency noun

self-satisfied ignorance of danger

Confidant noun

A person entrusted with secret

Connive noun

Secretly allow something immoral, illegal or harmful to happen

Cumulative adjective

increasing, building upon itself

Cynical adjective

believing the worst of others, esp that all acts are selfish

Debase verb

to lower the quality or esteem of something

Demure adjective

quiet, modest, reserved

Diligent adjective

showing care in doing one’s work

Elated adjective

overjoyed, thrilled

Eloquent adjective

expressive, articulate, moving

Empathy noun

sensitivity to another’s feelings as if they were one’s own

Enmity noun

ill will, hatred, hostility

Extol verb

to praise, revere

Fabricate verb

to make up, invent

Feral adjective

wild, savage

Forsake verb

to give up, renounce

Gluttony noun

overindulgence in food or drink

Hypocrisy noun

pretending to believe when one does not

Impeccable adjective

exemplary, flawless

Impertinent adjective

rude, insolent

Implacable adjective

incapable of being appeased or mitigated

Implicit noun

Implied or understood without being directly stated

Impudent adjective

casually rude, insolent, impertinent

Incisive adjective

clear, sharp, direct

Indolent adjective

lazy

Infamy noun

notoriety, extreme ill repute

Inhibit verb

to prevent, restrain, stop

Innate adjective

quality you are born with; inherent

Insatiable adjective

not satiable

Intrepid adjective

brave in the face of danger

Jubilant adjective

extremely joyful, happy

Maverick noun

an independent, nonconformist person

Maxim noun

a common saying expressing a principle of conduct

Meticulous adjective

extremely careful with details

Modicum noun

a small amount of something

Myriad adjective

consisting of a very great number

Nominal adjective

trifling, insignificant

Novice noun

a beginner, a noob

Oblivious adjective

lacking consciousness or awareness of something

Obsequious adjective

excessively compliant or submissive

Obtuse adjective

lacking quickness of sensibility or intellect

Panacea noun

a remedy for all ills or difficulties

Parody noun

a satirical imitation

Plethora noun

an abundance, excess

Quaint adjective

charmingly old-fashioned

Rash adjective

hasty, incautious

Refurbish verb

to restore, clean up

Rife adjective

abundant

Superfluous noun

exceeding what is necessary

Syncophant noun

one who flatters for self-gain

Taciturn adjective

not inclined to talk

Zenith noun

the highest point, culminating point

Coalesce

come together to form one mass or whole

Opulent

Rich