Cram for English exam(part 2)

Abolish

To officially end a system, law, or practice.

Aggravation

A worsening or intensification of a problem.

Bestow

To give or present something as an honor or gift.

Coalition

A temporary alliance formed for a common purpose.

Consensus

General agreement among a group.

Decipher

To interpret or understand something difficult.

Deviate

To depart from the usual course or norm.

Disposition

A person's natural qualities of mind and character.

Ecstatic

Extremely happy or delighted.

Excruciating

Extremely painful or intense.

Fidelity

Loyalty and faithfulness.

Gratification

Pleasure or satisfaction gained from something.

Gullible

Easily deceived or tricked.

Improvise

To create or perform without preparation.

Ingrained

Deeply fixed or firmly established.

Judicious

Showing good judgment and wisdom.

Longevity

Long life or long duration.

Mediocre

Average quality; not very good.

Melancholic

Deeply sad or sorrowful.

Novice

A beginner or inexperienced person.

Perennial

Lasting for a long time or recurring regularly.

Procure

To obtain or acquire something.

Rationale

The reason or justification for something.

Rehabilitate

To restore to normal life or condition.

Retaliate

To respond to harm with counterattack.

Satirical

Using humor or irony to criticize.

Stagnant

Not moving, developing, or growing.

Tenacious

Persistent and determined.

Tranquility

A state of peace and calmness.

Undermine

To weaken gradually or secretly.