From Day 14

Debunk

To expose the falseness of something.

Fanciful

Over-imaginative and unrealistic.

Laudable

Deserving praise and commendation.

Plodding

Slow and laborious.

Restive

Unable to stay still or silent; impatient.

Undermine

To weaken or damage something gradually.

Venal

Willing to act dishonestly for money.

Transient

Lasting for only a short time.

Tortuous

Full of twists and turns; complicated.

Timorous

Showing nervousness or lack of confidence.

Subvert

To undermine the authority or power of something.

Subjective

Based on personal feelings or opinions.

Spurious

False or fake.

Specious

Seemingly plausible but actually wrong.

Probity

The quality of having strong moral principles.

Entitled

Believing oneself to deserve special privileges.

Dissemble

To disguise or conceal one's true feelings or intentions.

Indolent

Wanting to avoid activity; lazy.

Prescient

Having knowledge of events before they happen.

Pristine

In its original condition; unspoiled.

Sedulous

Showing dedication and diligence.

Soporific

Tending to induce drowsiness or sleep.

Stern

Serious and unrelenting.

Tendentious

Expressing a particular point of view, especially a controversial one.

Vapid

Offering nothing that is stimulating or challenging.

Utilitarian

Designed to be useful rather than attractive.

Trivial

Of little value or importance.

Skullduggery

Dishonest behavior or trickery.

Scant

Barely sufficient or adequate.

Sanguine

Optimistic or positive, especially in a bad situation.

Pugnacious

Eager to fight or argue.

Profuse

Abundant or plentiful.

Perfidy

Deceitfulness; untrustworthiness.

Obviate

To remove or prevent the need for something.

Nettlesome

Causing irritation or annoyance.

Indiscriminate

Done without careful judgment.

Galvanize

To shock or excite into action.

Gainsay

To deny or contradict a statement.

Forestall

To prevent by taking action ahead of time.

Evanescent

Quickly fading or disappearing.

Egregious

Outstandingly bad or shocking.

Conjectural

Based on guesswork or incomplete information.

Accentuate

To make something more noticeable or prominent.

Acrimonious

Angry and bitter in speech or tone.

Belligerent

Hostile and aggressive.

Canny

Having shrewdness in dealing with people or situations.

Cavalier

Showing a lack of proper concern.

Hackneyed

Overused and unoriginal.

Incongruous

Not in harmony or keeping with surroundings.

Laconic

Using few words.

Opprobrium

Harsh criticism or censure.

Parsimonious

Unwilling to spend money; stingy.

Peripheral

On the edge or periphery of something.

Tempestuous

Characterized by strong and turbulent emotions.

Vitiate

To spoil or impair the quality of something.

Truculent

Eager or quick to argue or fight.

Satirical

Using humor, irony, or ridicule to criticize.

Pervasive

Spreading widely throughout an area or group.

Perilous

Full of danger or risk.

Ostentatious

Designed to impress or attract attention.