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adversarial
adj. involving opposition or conflict
ambivalent
adj. having mixed or contradictory feelings
anxious
adj. worried or uneasy
apt
adj. suitable or likely; quick to learn
assertive
adj. confident and forceful
banal
adj. lacking originality
critical
adj. disapproving; or essential
didactic
adj. intended to teach
dogma
n. principle laid down as undeniably true
infuse
V to fill or inspire
insidious
adj. harmful in a subtle way
inviolable
adj. never to be broken or dishonored
mocking
adj. making fun of in a cruel way
myriad
adj. countless or a large number
nicety
n. small detail or refinement
nostalgic
adj. longing for the past
objective
adj. unbiased
optimistic
adj. hopeful and confident
platitude
n. remark that is dull or overused
posit
V put forward
sincere
adj. genuine; free from deceit
skeptical
adj. doubtful or questioning
tedium
n. state of being boring or monotonous
adherent
n. a supporter or follower of a cause
antediluvian
adj. extremely old-fashioned or outdated
aperture
n. an opening, hole, or gap
callous
adj. insensitive disregard for others
credence
n. belief or acceptance as true
deference
n. humble submission or respect
diffidence
n. modesty or shyness from lack of confidence
diaspora
n. dispersion of a people from their homeland
dissertation
n. a long essay or written treatment of a subject
distend
to swell or expand from pressure
docile
adj. easily taught, led, or managed
eminent
adj. famous and respected; distinguished
estrangement
n. state of being alienated or separated
fetide
adj. having an unpleasant smell
Incongruous
adj. not in harmony or consistent with surroundings
dithe
adj. flexible and graceful
obsolescence
n. state of becoming outdated or no longer used
profane
adj. lacking reverence for the sacred; irreverent
rationalization
n. justification, excuse
reconnaissance
n. military observation or exploration
secular
adj. not connected with religion
zealot
n. person fanatical about beliefs