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pollyannaish
extremely optimistic
apotheosis
raising to god status
arch
playfully mischievous
arriviste
a person who has recently reached a position of power; a social climber
benighted
Ignorant or lacking knowledge/education
bilious
bad tempered
blinkered
to have a limited outlook or understanding , narrow minded
cupidity
greed
curmudgeon
a bad-tempered person
disabuse
Freed from a false belief or mistaken idea
excoriate
to criticize severely
expurgate
to censor
factitious
artificial
fell
terribly evil
gerrymander
to manupilate voting district in order to favour a particular political party
hedge
to avoid giving a clear answer, thereby escaping responsibility or blame
histrionic
overly dramatic
imbroglio
a difficult and embarrassing situation
impecunious
lacking money, poor
invective
abusive language
jaundiced
baised due to envy or prejudice
jejune
1. dull , lacking flavour
2. imature and childish
juggernaut
a force that cannot be stopped
limpid
clear, transparent; readily understood
malapropism
confusing one word with another that sounds similar
martinet
a strict disciplinarian
maudlin
overly emotional and sad
mellifluous
smooth and sweet-sounding
mettlesome
brave, spirited, courageous, full of fighting spirit
mulct
to defraud(financially cheat) or swindle
palimpsest
something with layers of history or memories, where traces of older things remain underneath newer ones.
parvenu
a person who has suddenly become wealthy, but not socially accepted as part of a higher class
peremptory
bossy and domineering
phantasmagorical
dreamlike, fantastical, bizarre, illusive, unreal
picayune
Petty or insignificant; concerned with trifling matters.
propitiate
to placate or appease
protean
readily changing form or character , versetile
Pyrrhic
ruinous; gained at too great a cost
quisling
traitor
remonstrate
to make objections while pleading
sangfroid
composure or coolness
sartorial
related to
schadenfreude
satisfaction or pleasure felt at someone else's misfortune.
sententious
full of maxims; aphoristic
sybarite
a person who indulges in luxury
tendentious
strongly biased toward a particular opinion or viewpoint
venial
easily excused or forgiven ; a minor mistake
vituperate
to criticize harshly; to berate
execrate
to curse and hiss at