capitulate
to stop resisting; surrender
carillon
a set of bells in a tower played by a keyboard or an automatic mechanism
conspicious
standing out; clearly visible
mercurial
subject to unpredictable mood swings or mind changes
disgruntled
angry or dissatisfied
prodigious
great in size, degree, or extent
derision
ridicule or mockery
notorious
well-known, often for something negative
prosaic
dull or unimaginative
stifle
make someone unable to breathe or to restrain
travesty
false or distorted representation of something
pinnacle
the most successful point; culmination
assail
to attack violently or to criticize strongly
astute
being able to accurately assess a situation
conscious
aware of one’s surroundings
simultaneously
at the same time
absurd
wildly unreasonable, illogical, or inapporpriate
refute
prove something to be wrong or false
tangible
perceptible by touch
incredulously
in a manner of indicating disbelief
obscure
keep from being seen; conceal
mundane
lacking interest or excitement; dull
introspective
characterized by observing one’s own mind and emotional processes
naive
showing a lack of wisdom, judgement, or knowledge
innate
inborn; natural
deterioration
the process of progressively becoming worse
invariably
in every case or occasion; always
indignant
to be angered or annoyed with something that is seen as unfair
stealthily
a cautious manner
pandemonium
wild and noisy confusion; uproar
bewildered
perplexed, confused, puzzled
ineffectual
not accomplishing the desired effect
caveat
a warning or notice of conditions or rules
innocuous
not harmful or offensive
ubiquitous
present, appearing, or found everywhere
unbridled
uncontrolled
putrefy
decay or rot resulting in a bad smell