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incendiary
intended to arouse anger, indignation or rebellion (adjective)
Indignant
feeling or showing anger or annoyance at what is perceived as unfair treatment (adjective)
Intimate
to indirectly communicate or hint. To make something known in a delicate or indirect way (adjective)
Jocular
Characterized by jokers and light-hearted fun (adjective)
Judicious
Showing or exercising good judgement (adjective)
Kindred
having similar character, nature, or disposition (adjective)
Lackadaisical
Lacking enthusiasm and determination ; lazy or indifferent (adjective)
Languish
Experience a prolonged state of suffering or lack of movement (verb)
Laud
to praise or congratulate
Maelstrom
a situation of chaos and violent turmoil
Magnanimous
generous or forgiving, especially towards a rival or less famous person
Mercurial
subject to sudden changes in mood or mind; unpredictable
Mitigate
to make less severe, serious, or painful
Nadir
lowest point in a situation
Nebulous
unclear, vague, ill-defined
Nonchalant
feeling or appearing casually calm or relaxed
abate
to become smaller or less intense
albeit
although, even if
allege
to assert, usually without proof
attribute
to say or believe that something is the result of a particular thing
bolster
to support strengthen or prop up
corroborate
to support with evidence or authority: make more certain
cursory
done quickly and without giving enough attention to details
disparity
a difference between two things, often one connected with unfair treatment or a mistake
Substantiate
To provide evidence or support something: To prove the truth or validity of something
Correlate
To show mutual relationship or connection between two or more things, often measured by how much they change together
Discrepancy
a lack of agreement or consistency between two or more fact, figures, or accounts
Salient
Most noticeable or important standing out prominently
Premise
a statement or idea that forms the basis for an argument, story, or line of reasoning
Ambivalence
The state of having mixed or conflicting feelings aobut something or someone
Scrutinize
To examine something closely and carefully especially in a critical way
Relegate
To assign to a lower position, rank, or status; to demote or dismiss to a less important role