Acquiesce
(verb) accept reluctantly, but without complaint or protest
Awe
(noun) a sense of wonder and amazement
Cadre
(noun) a group of trained professionals
Conscientious
(adj) being careful, diligent, and attentive
Cope
(verb) come to terms with, mentally or emotionally deal with
Elusive
(adj) difficult to grasp or understand
Enraptured
(adj) completely amazed, absorbed, delighted, engrossed
Eviscerate
(verb) to remove or slice open the guts/bowels
Imperative
(adj) absolutely necessary, important, vital
Inert
(adj) unable to move or act, motionless, still
Insignia
(noun) a badge or mark of rank or association
Intangible
(adj) unable to be touched or sensed, no physical presence
Jargon
(noun) words or phrases used by a particular group or profession
Lax
(adj) not strict or careful enough, relaxed
Lucid
(adj) clear, aware, easily understanding or understood
Makeshift
(adj) temporary, hasty, done quickly with whatever is available
Manifest
(verb) to appear/generate, to display or demonstrate
Moor
(verb) to fix in place, to secure (most often refers to boats)
Naive
(adj) innocent, inexperienced, simple and unsophisticated
Poise
(noun) calmness and composure under stress or strain
Vigil
(noun) period of wakefulness or observation.. traditionally at night to watch or pray
Surreal
(adj) dreamlike, bizarre, unreal
Toil
(verb) to work hard, to labor
Reticent
(adj) hesitant, quiet, reserved, unwilling to participate
Zeal
(noun) great eagerness or passion