English

impetous

happen more quickly

reclusive

solitary

provocative

annoying provoking

aesthetic

beautiful

condenscending

rude, snobbish

extenuating

lessen the seriousness of the offense

reverance

respect

orator

public speaker

assiduous

showing great care

pretentious

attempting to impress

prudent

acting with or showing care

cognitive

acquiring knowledge, through senses.

annexation

sizeing or invading

epiphany

moment of sudden insight

epitome

perfect example of quality or insight

cacophony

harsh discordant mixture of sounds

onus

something that is ones duty or responsibility.

resilient

person able to recover quickly from difficult conditions

rhetorical

expressed in terms to persuade or impress.

anecdote

a short amusing or interesting story about a real incident or person

subtle

so delicate and precise to be difficult to analyze or describe.

initiative

Oppurtunity to act or take charge before others do.

Integrity

Being honest and having strong moral values.

Imminent

ready to take place, happen soon.

Malice

desire to cause pain, injury, or distress to another.