One word substitution L-3

Indolent

Habitually lazy or avoiding work

Sluggish

Moving or operating slowly, lacking energy

Agitated

Feeling nervous, upset, or troubled

Ecstatic

Extremely happy or delighted

Leisurely

Done in a relaxed or unhurried way

Optimistic

Hopeful and confident about the future

Perilous

Dangerous or risky

Hazardous

Dangerous or risky to health or safety

Flout

To openly disregard or mock a rule or law

Scoff

To mock or show disrespect

Jeer

To mock or taunt someone in a mean way

Prevaricate

To speak or act in an evasive or misleading way

Veracity

Truthfulness or accuracy

Deft

Quick and skillful in movement or action

Clumsy

Lacking skill or grace in movement

Menagerie

A collection of animals or a variety of things

Philatelist

A person who collects stamps

Etymologist

A person who studies the origin and history of words

Antidote

A substance that counteracts the effects of poison or disease

Foible

A minor flaw or weakness in a person's character

Altar

A raised platform or table used for religious rituals

Alter

To change or modify something

Altercate

To argue or quarrel

Oust

To force someone out of a position or place

Somnolent

Drowsy or sleepy

Laconic

Using few words; concise

Terse

Brief and direct in speech, often curt

Curt

Rudely brief in speech or manner

Sagacious

Wise; having keen insight

Clairvoyance

The ability to gain information about an object person or event through extrasensory perception(beyond normal senses)

Intemperance

Lack of moderation,or self restraint especially in drinking

Placating

Trying to make someone less angry or upset

Appeasing

Calming or soothing someone's anger or demands

Diffusing

Spreading or dispersing something widely

Concluding

Bringing something to an end

Reprehension

Strong disapproval or criticism

Repartee

A quick, witty reply or exchange of remarks

Repository

A place where things are stored or kept

Rendezvous

A pre-arranged meeting

Homogeneous

Consisting of parts that are all of the same kind

Orthodox

Conforming to established beliefs or traditional views.(old thinking)

Vague

Not clear or definite

Varied

Including different types or elements

Mystic

Related to the supernatural or mysterious

Alluring

Attractive or fascinating

Remorseful

Feeling regretful or guilty for a wrong action

Pacifist

A person who believes in peaceful resolutions and opposes war

Deadlock

A situation where no progress is made due to opposing factors

Recluse

A person who prefers to live in isolation(solitude)

Liberality

The quality of being generous or open-minded and always welcome new ideas

Lassitude

A state of physical or mental weariness(tiredness)

Latitude

The distance north or south of the equator or freedom or flexibility

Levity

Light-heartedness or lack of seriousness

Effrontery

Extreme shamelessness, boldness, and rudeness

Sabotaged

Deliberately damaged or destroyed something

Subverted(subversive)

Undermined or attempted to overthrow the authority or stability of something

Whiny

Complaining or expressing dissatisfaction in a high-pitched voice

Binge

To indulge in an activity to excess, often related to food or entertainment

Evanescent

Lasting for only a short period

Refuted

Proved something to be false or incorrect

Encrusted

Covered with a layer of something, usually hard or crusty

Ambiguous

Having more than one possible meaning; unclear

Tenacious

Holding firm or persistent in attitude or action

Alacritous

Eager and quick to respond or act

Injudicious

Lacking good judgment or wisdom

Crystallize

To make something clear or definite, or to form into a crystal

Cryptic

Having a hidden or obscure meaning

Mitigate

To make something less severe, harmful, or painful

Expedite

To speed up or accelerate the progress of something

Perpetrate

To commit or carry out a harmful or illegal act

Prolixity

The quality of being excessively wordy or long-winded

Succinctness

The quality of being brief and clear in speech or writing

Veracity

Conformity to facts or truthfulness

Verbalization

The act of expressing thoughts or feelings in words

Jocular

Characterized by joking or humor

Crestfallen

Feeling disappointed, sad, or dejected

Gaily

In a cheerful or lively manner

Plunder

To steal or rob goods, often during a violent act

Shield

An object used for protection

Redeem

To compensate for or make up for a mistake or fault

Discredit

To harm the reputation or validity of something or someone

Evade

To escape or avoid something, especially by cleverness or trickery

Voluble

Speaking fluently, readily, or with great enthusiasm

Refined

Free from impurities; sophisticated or cultured

Articulate

Able to express thoughts clearly and effectively

Effusive

Overflowing with emotion or enthusiasm

Forlorn

Feeling sad and lonely

Solitary

Alone or without companions

Desolate

Empty and without people

Hoarse

Having a rough or harsh voice

Scanty(iota)

Very little in amount

Emporium

A large retail store

Outflow

The act of flowing out

Acuteness

Sharpness or intensity

Chile

A country in South America

Overdue

Not done or paid on time

Elapsed

Passed or gone by

Pandemic

A disease spreading worldwide

Impose

To force something on someone

Assimilation

The process of absorbing ideas or culture