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Ardent
passionate; zealous
Indubitably
unquestionable
Empirical
based on observation/ experience rather than theory or logic
Didactic
used to teach or moralize
Circumlocution
Used of too many words when fewer would do
Platitude
A remark or saying (often one moral in content) used too often to be interesting or thoughtful
Inexorable
impossible to stop or prevent
Epoch
A period of time in history/ person's life, usually marked by events or characteristics
Exhort
strongly encourage or urge someone to do something
Sanguine
happy; optimistic
Repudiate
To deny the truth or refuse to accept or be associated with
Ubiquitous
present or found everywhere
Verisimilitude
The appearance of being real or the truth
Facile
Appealing neat and comprehensive but ignoring complexities; superficial
Incendiary
Tending to excite or inflame
Colloquial
(language) informal, not literary; familiar
Posit
To put forward as basis of argument; to assume as fact
Pithy
(language) concise and forcefully expressive
Banal
Lacking in originality
Acrimonious
Bitter or angry
Monolithic
Large and intractably indivisible and uniform
Inculcate
To instill an idea or attitude through persistent instruction
Anathema
Something or someone that one vehemently dislikes
Insipid
Bland