acquiesce
to accept, comply, or submit tacitly or passively
antithesis
the exact opposite of something or someone
auspicious
showing or suggesting that future success is likely
banal
boring or ordinary
vacillate
"to waver in mind, will, or feeling; hesitate in choice of opinions or courses."
tenuous
having little substance or strength
tautological
needlessly repetitive
caveat
an explanation or warning that should be remembered when doing or thinking about something
debacle
a great disaster; a complete failure
egregious
very bad and easily noticed
formidable
very powerful or strong
juxtaposition
the placement of two or more things side by side for illustration
gingerly
very cautious(ly) or careful(ly)
nebulous
indistinct; vague
implicit
understood, though not clearly or directly stated
brevity
shortness of duration, especially shortness or conciseness of expression
digress
to speak or write about something different from the main subject
garish
vividly colored
pedantic
unimaginative; dull with respect to instruction
quintessential
perfectly typical or representative of someone or something