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Contrive
To cleverly plan
Contrivance
A clever plan, or scheme
copious
large amounts
deposit
to leave something somewhere
discern
to see or recognize
disguise
to give a new appearance
entail
to have something as a part.
epitomize
perfect example
equitable
to treat everyone the same
equivocal
not clear, vague.
evince
to show something clearly
expedite
to make something happen quicker
feasible
able to be done
idle
not working
indisputable
inpossible to argue against
intercede
to use your influence to forgive someone else.
juxtaposition
to put non-similar things next to each other
misanthropic
not liking other people
obscure
unclear
preclude
to prevent something
preliminary
coming beforehand
provocative
causing thought about interesting subjects
proxy
a person that acts on behalf of another.
recalcitrant
to unwillingly obey the rules.
refute
to say or prove something is wrong
irrefutable
can’t be proven wrong
ruminate
to think carefully for a long period
scrupulous
extremely accurate and exact.
sedimentation
a process where rock is formed from sand and other stone
sporadic
happening irregularly
spurious
false
substantiate
to show something to be true.
superfluous
unecessary, more than needed
surrealist
relating to 20th century art
suspend
too temporarily stop
terminate
to end
transmute
to change something completely
transpose
to change something from one position to another
ubiquitous
found everywhere
ubiquity
the fact of being everywhere
vindicate
to clear from suspiscion
vindication
the act of proving someone is innocent
vindictive
a strong desire for revenge
yield
to produce something
yield to
to surrender
aggrandize
to make greater
anomalous
different from usual
evince
to show clearly
insuperable
can’t be defeated
irreproachable
without fault
unsympathetic
showing you don’t care about someone’s problem
assertive
direct in claiming one’s rights
amorphous
no fixed shape
antecedent
something happening before
apathy
lack of concern
appease
to prevent further disagreement by letting the opposing side get something they want
augment
to increase in size or value
Bypass
to avoid something by going around it
Cherish
to love, protect, and care for someone important to you
cite (V)
to mention something as proof of a theory.
Site (N)
a place where something is, was or will be built
clichéd
often said or done so not original
collocation
act or result of placing or aranging together
congruous
the same
incongruous
out of place
constrict
to become tigher or narrower.
convene
to assemble a group of people
critique
a report where a person’s work is examined then judged usually negatively
decisive
able to make decisions quickly
disperse
to spread across
distinctive
easily recognized
eclipse
to make something else look less important by comparison
efficacy
The ability to produce the intended result
extract
to take out
extraneous
not directly connected with something