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dross
of low value or quality
zany
very strange and silly
undulate
to move or to be shaped like waves
cadence
the beat, time, or measure of rhythmical motion or activity
frenetic
filled with excitement, activity, or confusion
apotheosis
the perfect form or example of something, or to the highest or best part of something.
nadir
the lowest or worst part of something
jejune
uninteresting or boring
putative
commonly accepted or supposed
tranche
the division or part of a whole
immure
to enclose something within (or as if within) walls
gambit
something done in order to gain an advantage
besotted
so in love as to be unable to think clearly; (romantically) obsessed. (also can be a synonym for drunk)
mea culpa
a formal acknowledgment of personal fault or error.
hector
to criticize or question someone in a threatening way
libertine
a person unrestrained by morality or law; leading an immoral life
vaunted
someone/something that is often spoken of or described as very good or great.
ad hoc
concerned with a particular end or purpose; formed or used for specific or immediate problems or needs
spiel
a fast speech that someone has often said before and that is usually intended to persuade people to buy something or to agree to something.
exhilarate
to cause (someone) to feel very happy and excited.
nettle
to make someone angry or annoyed