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portend
verb, to indicate in advance; to foreshadow SYN: to signify, foretell, predict
ephemeral
adj, lasting only a short time, short-lives SYN: fleeting, transitory
pedantry
noun, pretentious display of knowledge, overly rigid attention to rules and details SYN: dogmatism, nitpicking
nadir
noun, lowest point SYN: bedrock, bottom
inexorable
adj, inflexible, beyond influence, relentless SYN: inescapable, unyielding
vacuous
adj, without contents, empty, lacking in ideas or intelligence SYN: airheaded, inane
flummox
verb, to bewilder, confound, confuse SYN: baffle, mystify
belabor
verb, to explain, worry about or work at something repetedly or more than is necessary SYN: rehash, dwell on
mordant
adj, sharply caustic or sarcastic, biting in manner SYN: acerbic, scathing
commensurate
adj, corresponding in amount, magnitude, or degree SYN: comparable, proportionate
eclectic
adj, selecting what appears to be best in various doctrines, methods, or styles SYN: varied, wide-ranging
equivocal
adj, allowing the possibility of several different meanings, as a word or phrase, with intent to deceive SYN: ambivalent, unclear
sobering
adj, marked by seriousness, gravity, solemnity SYN: depressing, discouraging
tedious
adj, marked by monotony; long and tiresome SYN: dull, laborious
heedless
adj, careless, thoughtless, unmindful SYN: oblivious, indifferent