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ephemeral
short term
exacerbate
to worsen
pragmatic
dealing with things realistically, logically
ubiquitous
present everywhere
empirical
based on observation or experience, not theory
prolific
producing a large amount of something
(proliferating of nukes)
scrutinize
to examine closely
substantiate
to prove with evidence
(substantial with evidence)
tenuous
weak or insubstantial
(t for tiny??)
deleterious
harmful or damaging
(deleting the good)
elicit
to draw out a response
extrapolate
to infer or estimate based on data
fortuitous
happening by chance, lucky
idiosyncratic
peculiar individual, unique
mitigate
make less severe
propensity
a natural inclination or tendency
recalcitrant
resistance to control
sagacious
wise and insightful
attest
to serve as proof of something
augment
to increase or add to
capricious
because of sudden changes in mood or behavior
coalesce
to come together to form one whole
cogent
convincing and logical
conductive
making something possible
conjecture
a guess or speculation without complete evidence
delineate
to describe or outline precisely
discrepancy
a difference or inconsistency
disseminate
to spread widely
efficacy
the ability to produce the desired effect
exorbitant
unreasonably high or excessive
erratic
unpredictable
inadvertent
unintentional
incongruous
not in harmony with surroundings
ineffable
too great or extreme to be said in words
intransigent
unwilling to change one’s views, disagreeing
magnanimous
generous, forgiving, noble
nascent
just beginning to develop
nebulous
vague, unclear
obfuscate
to make something unclear
ostensible
seemingly true, but its not necessarily true
paradigm
a typical example or model of something
precarious
risky, unstable
precipitous
dangerously high or steep, sudden and dramatic
precipitates are very dramatic
proliferation
rapid increase or spread
quintessential
most ideal or typical example
repudiate
to reject or disown something
salient
most noticeable or important
spurious
false or not genuine
taciturn
reserved or silent
tenacious
holding firmly onto something
unfounded
not based on facts
unprecedented
never seen before
condemns
disapproves criticizes