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Superficial
Concerned only with surface aspects, lacking depth.
Ostentatious
Showing off wealth or luxury, intended to attract notice.
Abridge
To shorten or reduce in length without losing important content.
Burgeon
To grow or develop rapidly; to flourish.
Beset
To trouble or threaten persistently.
Abject
Extremely bad, unpleasant, and degrading; miserable.
Perfunctory
Done out of duty or habit with little attention to detail; routine.
Conciliatory
Intended to placate or pacify; showing willingness to resolve disputes.
Celibacy
The state of abstaining from marriage and sexual relations.
Proliferate
To increase rapidly in numbers; to multiply.
Dogmatic
Asserting opinions in a strong or arrogant manner, often without consideration for others.
Polarize
To divide into sharply opposing groups or factions.
Antipathy
A deep-seated feeling of aversion or dislike.
Acrid
Having an irritatingly strong smell or taste; sharp or bitter.
Castigate
To reprimand someone severely; to criticize harshly.
Farcical
Relating to or resembling a farce; absurd or ludicrous.
Insipid
Lacking flavor, vigor, or interest; dull.
Perquisite
A benefit or privilege received in addition to regular compensation.
Capricious
Given to sudden changes in mood or behavior; impulsive.
Stagnation
A state of inactivity or lack of growth.
Adroit
Skillful and adept, especially in physical activities or mental tasks.
Belie
To contradict or show something to be false; to fail to fulfill or justify.
Cajole
To persuade someone to do something through flattery or coaxing.
Depravity
Moral corruption or wickedness.
Audacity
The willingness to take bold risks; bold or daring behavior.
Charisma
A special magnetic charm or appeal, often leading others to follow.
Spurious
Not genuine or authentic; false or counterfeit.
Vociferous
Expressing feelings or opinions loudly and forcefully.
Evanescent
Quickly fading or disappearing; ephemeral.
Culpable
Deserving blame or being at fault.
