Expedite
to speed up the progress of; hasten
Expertise
expert skill or knowledge; expertness; know-how
Expose
to reveal or unmask
Extensive
covering or extending over a great area
Fastidious
hard to please; taking excessive care
Flaw
an imperfection; defect
Fluctuate
to be unstable or to rise and fall
Frenetic
frantic, frenzied or wired
Functional
capable of working or operating
Granduer
being awesome or impressive
Historic
important in history
Hitherto
up until now or the present
Hostile
harmful, dangerous
Hypothetical
supposed, related to a hypothesis
Indifferent
apathetic or not caring
Immense
huge and vast
Inconceivable
unimaginable
Informal
casual or without ceremony
Inhibit
to hinder or prohibit
Innovative
new or different
Intricate
complex or having many parts
Jumbled
an organized mess; confused
Languid
slow; lacking energy
Latter
the second of two things
Listless
indifferent; having living energy or interest
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