General words

enamoured

very fond of something or someone

provocative

causing thought or a reaction

tyrannical

exercising power in a cruel or unjust way

condescension

An attitude or behaviour that shows you think you are more important or smarter than others

adoration

deep love and respect

encompass

to surround, include, or contain

immutable

 Unchanging over time; unable to be changed

afflicts

causes pain suffering or distress

ineradicable

unable to be removed

ostrazisation

excluding from society

yearns for

craves

acquiesced

submitting without question

quixotic

extremely unrealistic

loathsome

causing hatred or disgust

shaped by

created by

intricate

complex

inevitable

certain

provocative

causing thought or a reaction

ensnared

caught in a trap

ferocitiy

viciousness

hyperbolic

deliberately exaggerating

despair

loss of hope

abundance

very large quantity of something

accumulation

gathering

caricature

 a character of

uninviting

unwelcoming

berefit

deprived

emblem

symbolic

exploitation

 treating someone unfairly

microcosm

absolves

 rids

condemned

punished

serene, harmonious

calm

euphoric, jubilant

happy

perplexed

confused

minuscule, miniature

small

imperative

important

heinous, malevolent

evil

fatigued

tired

sluggish

slow

authoritative

commanding

fragile, feeble

weak

loathsome, gruesome, malodorous

disgusting

appetising, luscious

tasty

exceptional

good

startled, petrified

scared

dazzling, mesmerising, resplendent

beautiful

crisp

cold

sweltering, blazing

hot

pyrrhic

won at too great a cost to be worthwhile for the victor

“a company could win a lawsuit but it was a pyrrhic victory”

disconcerted

unsettled

inadvertently

unintentionally

prudent

showing good judgement

mar

damage, spoil or ruin

“a huge scar marred his face”

notoriety

state of being well known for something bad

"the song has gained some notoriety in the press"

beguiled

deceived or captivated

“She was cunning enough to beguile her classmates”

eccentricities

unusual behaviours or traits

“"we all have our little eccentricities"“

enthralled

completely captivated or fascinated

dilapidated

state of disrepair

parasitic

describes something or someone that lives off of others

dwindling

diminishing in size

imbued

permeated with

enigmatic

difficult to understand

degradation

being degraded

frugality

careful with money

assimilate

involve

galvanise

shock someone into taking action

overzealous

showing too much

avariciousness

selfish desire for wealth

reclusive

avoiding company of others

somber, morose

sad

indignant, exasperated

angry

lethargic

lazy

abominable

bad

agile, nimble

fast

hideous, unsightly

ugly

valiant, gallant

brave

profound

(of a state, quality, or emotion) very great or intense.

inherrant

existing in something as a permanent, essential, or characteristic attribute.

infallible

incapable of making mistakes or being wrong

redemptive

acting to save someone from error or evil.

deemed

regard or consider in a specified way

affirms

declares support for, defends

incompatible

incapable of coexisting

gratuitous

done without good reason; uncalled for

exemplifies

illustrate or clarify by giving an example

reframes

express differently

negate

make ineffective; nullify.

transcends

be or go beyond the range or limits of

epistemological flawed

something that makes it harder for us to discover the truth

assertion

a confident and forceful statement of fact or belief

intensifies

makes more dramatic

constructed

created carefully

utilised

make practical and effective use of

communicates

conveys or passes on

undermine

lessen the effectiveness

stark

severe

implying

hinting

alludes to

call attention to indirectly

dramatically alters

changes drastically