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Acolyte
Devoted follower (assistant, disciple)
Anoint
Consecrate (bless, sanctify) to choose someone to do a particular job, usually by a person in authority
Base
Morally low (vile, dishonorable)
Coercion
Forceful persuasion (compulsion, pressure)
Coin
Invent (a term) (create, devise)
Cunning
Cleverly deceitful (sly, crafty)
Discomfit
To embarras (embarrass, unsettle)
Dissent
Strong disagree (oppose, dispute)
Distill
Purify or extract essence (refine, concentrate)
Dubious
Doubtful (suspicious, uncertain)
Ebullient
Overflowing with enthusiasm (excited, exuberant)
Facetious
Treating serious issues humorously (flippant, sarcastic)
Fallible
Capable of error (imperfect, flawed)
Florid
Excessively elaborate (ornate, flamboyant)
Gawky
Awkward (clumsy, ungainly)
Inveigle
Persuade someone to do something (entice, lure)
Jettison
Get rid of something that is not wanted (abandon, dispose)
Mendacity
Untruthfulness, not telling the truth (deceit, dishonesty)
Munificent
Extremely generous with money (lavish, bountiful)
Naive
Lacking sophistication (innocent, gullible)
Noble
Having high morals (honorable, virtuous)
Parochial
Narrow-minded (insular, provincial)
Pedestrian
Lacking imagination (mundane, dull)
Prevaricate
To avoid telling the truth or saying what you think (evade, lie)
Prime
Main or most important, of the best quality (ready, condition)
Radical
Fundamental or extreme (revolutionary, drastic)
Recrudescent
Reappearing, a sudden new appearance and growth, especially of something dangerous and unpleasant (resurgent, returning)
Temporal
Relating to time or worldly, relating to practical matters or physical things, rather than spiritual ones (earthly, secular)
Transitory
Temporary, lasting for short time (fleeting, ephemeral)
Viable
Able to work as intended (feasible, practical)