Adulterate
To make worse through the addition of something.
Adroit
Clever or skilled with use of hands/mind.
Alienate
To cause someone to feel othered.
Augment
To make larger.
Extol
To praise enthusiastically.
Culinary
Of or for cooking.
Deploy
To position in a certain place.
Feasible
Able to be done, possible.
Delete
To eliminate, erase.
Opulent
Wealthy, rich, luxurious.
Jeopardy
Danger.
Demise
A death, an end of something.
Verbatim
Written down exactly as it was said, used in the context of a speech.
Meticulous
Done with care, skill, precision.
Negligible
Something of so little importance it is not worth mentioning.
Warily
Done with care, cautiously.
Quintessence
The purest/most basic form of something.
Perpetuate
To continue/further.
Ascertain
To make sure, or become certain, of.
Benefactor
A person who gives money for good causes.
Expunge
To remove completely.
Dearth
A scarcity or lack of something.
Malevolent
Showing a wish to do evil to others.
Embark
To set sail.
Nonchalant
Appearing casual or calm.
Infallible
Incapable of making mistakes or being wrong.
Omniscient
All knowing.
Repose (n.) (v.)
(n.) a state of rest or sleep; (v.) to be lying or kept in a particular place.
Scrupulous
Diligent, extremely attentive to detail.
Unfeigned
Genuine, not feigned, true.