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hypocrite
a person who pretends to have moral standards, beliefs, virtues, or religious principles that they do not actually practice or possess
innate
a quality, characteristic, or ability that a person or animal has from birth, rather than something learned or acquired through experience
lethargic
having very low energy, feeling sluggish, weak, and lacking mental or physical alertness
melancholy
a deep, persistent feeling of sadness, gloom, or sober pensiveness
reprove
to criticize, scold, or correct someone, usually in a gentle, kind, or serious way to point out a fault
opaque
blocking light or other radiation completely so that nothing can be seen through it
prolific
producing a great number, amount, or abundance of something
symmetry
the quality of having parts that match each other in size, shape, and position
tranquil
calm, peaceful, and free from commotion, agitation, or disturbance
venerate
to regard or treat someone or something with profound respect, reverence, or deep awe