Insipid Through Provoke

insipid

dull; flat; without sparkle or flavor

insolent

rude; haughty

insolvent

unable to pay bills; bankrupt

intrinsic

located within the very nature or an object or person; inherent

intermittent

occuring at intervals; periodic; not constant or continual

invert

turn upside down or inside out; reverse position

intactable

stubborn; immovable

irascible

easily angered

irony

an unexpected outcome, or the use of a word that is the opposite of its literal meaning

irresolute

indecisive; unsure

irreverent

disrespectful

jargon

specialized language used by a particular group

jaundice

yellow color; or, envy or resentment

jaunty

lively; perky

jeopardy

the threat or possibility of danger

jettison

to throw overboard; to discard

jocular

joking; playful; jesting; witty

jubilant

filled with joy

judicious

wise; making good decisions

juncture

point in time, especially a crucial one; joint or connection

juxtapose

to place side-by-side

kindle

to start a fire; ignite; arouse

kinetic

in motion; active

laonic

quiet; of few words; terse

lament

express sorrow; complain

languish

lose energy or motivation; become weak or depressed

latent

existing but inactive, such as a certain quality; dormant; invisible

legacy

something inherited, either from an ancestor or from the past itself

laud

praise; worship; extol

lethargic

tired; sluggish; drowsy

levity

lightness; playfulness; jocularity

lionize

to put someone onto a pedestal; to treat with great respect

listless

tired; sluggish; lacking drive

loath

reluctant; unwilling

loathe

to hate

lofty

at a great height; elevated; noble

loquacious

talkative

lucid

easy to understand; transparent; clear-thinking

ludicrous

absurd; ridiculous

lugubrious

mournful

magnanimous

big-hearted; generous; forgiving; noble

magnate

a person of great power

malediction

evil speech; curse

malefactor

person who tries to hurt others; criminal

malice

a desire to cause harm or suffering

malign

to say evil or harmful things about someone; defame; vilify

malleable

able to be reshaped by force; pliable; impressionate

marred

spoiled; scratched; blemished

meager

small in size or amount; thin; weak

meander

wander in a careful manner; follow a winding course; ramble

mellifluous

smooth; sweetly flowing

mendacity

a lie; a false statement

meticulous

very careful about details

minute

very small in size

misconstrue

misunderstood; interpret incorrectly

mitigate

make less severe; mollify

mollify

lessen anger; soothe; placate

monolauge

a long, uninterrupted speech

morose

depressed

mundane

ordinary; earthly; practical; temporary

myriad

large number; many

negligent

careless and possibly causing harm; neglectful

nefarious

extremely evil

neophyte

beginner

nostalgic

wishing for a return to the way things used to be; longing for the past; homesick

nocturnal

active at night

novelty

something new or unusual

nuance

slight degree; shade of difference

nullify

remove or cancel all value or force; negate

nurture

provide care and support; nourish; train; educate

ordurate

stubborn; unyielding

objurgate

scold; castigate

obliterate

remove or destroy completely; erase

obscure

hazy; unfamiliar; difficult to understand

obsequious

behaving like a meek, spineless servant; subservient; sycophantic

obsolete

no longer usable; outdated

obstinate

stubborn; refusing to be persuaded

obtuse

dull; blunt; unintelligent; lacking sharpness

obviate

eliminate the need for something; make unecessary

ominous

a sign of something unpleasant that's about to happen; inauspicious

onerous

burdensome; oppressive

opaque

too dark or thick for light to pass through

opportunist

someone who take advantage of the situation

optimist

someone who always believes things will turn out okay

opulence

luxury; wealth; riches

pacifist

person who refuses to fight

paltry

worthless; insignificant, petty

pargon

model of excellence; the best

parity

equality or equivalence; balance among a group of rivals

parsimony

stinginess; excessive frugality

partisan

blindly devoted to a cause or organization

paucity

too few; scarcity

pecuniary

having to do with money; financial

penchant

a strong liking; attraction

penury

extreme poverty; destitution

perfunctory

without enthusiasm or throughness, routine

pernicious

destructive

perspicacity

mental sharpness, keen insight; shrewdness

peruse

read carefully; study in detail

pervade

to spread to every part