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advent

The arrival or beginning of something, especially something significant.

amnesia

A condition causing partial or total loss of memory.

appease

To calm or pacify someone, often by giving in to their demands.

attrition

The process of gradually weakening or wearing down something.

blase

Unimpressed or indifferent due to overfamiliarity or excess.

domicile

A place where someone lives; a residence.

bravado

A show of boldness or confidence intended to impress or intimidate.

debacle

A sudden and complete failure or disaster.

defoliate

To strip leaves from trees or plants, often intentionally.

disparate

Fundamentally different or distinct in kind.

equestrian

Relating to horseback riding or horseback riders.

expunge

To erase or remove completely.

fabricate

To invent or make up something, often with the intent to deceive.

hackneyed

Overused and unoriginal, lacking freshness.

itinerant

Traveling from place to place, especially for work.

lilliputian

Very small or trivial in size or importance.

opprobrium

Harsh criticism or public disgrace resulting from shameful conduct.

phobia

An extreme or irrational fear of something.

proclivity

A natural inclination or tendency toward something, especially something bad.

projectile

An object thrown or propelled, typically with force.

proviso

A condition or requirement included in an agreement.

queasy

Feeling nauseous or uneasy.

reciprocate

To give back in kind or respond to an action or feeling similarly.

relegate

To assign to a lower position or rank.

sully

To tarnish, damage, or defile something, especially reputation.

tactile

Relating to the sense of touch.

upbraid

To criticize or scold someone severely.

verdant

Green with vegetation or inexperienced and naive.

vertex

The highest point or peak.

vertigo

A sensation of dizziness or loss of balance, often caused by looking down from a great height.