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Acclaim
Enthusiastic praise (applaud, commend)
Ascertain
To discover or make certain something (discover, verify)
Assertive
behaves confidently and is not frightened to say what they want or believe (bold, forceful)
Bogus
False or fake (counterfeit, phony)
Cataclysmic
Disastrously impactful (catastrophic, devastating)
Circumscribe
Restrict within limits (confine, constrain)
Complementary
Completing something (harmonious, matching)
Contentious
Likely to cause argument (controversial, combative)
Disingenuous
Insincere, dishonest (deceitful, dishonest)
Divulge
To make something secret known (disclose, expose)
Dogmatic
tending to force one’s own opinions on other people (rigid, doctrinaire)
Fallacious
wrong, mistaken or showing false reasoning (erroneous, misleading)
Foolhardy
brave in a silly way (rash, imprudent)
Hinder
To limit the ability of someone to do something, or to limit the development of something (impede, delay)
Impair
Weaken, to make less effective or efficient (damage, diminish)
Impugn
Challenge as false (dispute, question)
Incessant
Non-stop (unceasing, constant)
Inclined
Likely or leaning (disposed, prone)
Inveterate
Habitual, someone who does something habitually and cant stop doing it (entrenched, chronic)
Miserly
Not generous, small amount (stingy, tacaño)
Patent
very obvious (evident, clear)
Petulant
Childishly irritable (peevish, cranky)
Pithy
expressing an idea cleverly in a few words (concise, succinct)
Pliant
Easily influenced or controlled, with flexible ideas (docile, malleable)
Sanctimonious
acting as if morally better than others (hypocritical, smug)
Sound
showing or based on good judgment, not harmful or wrong (valid, solid)
Tarnish
to make people think that someone or something is less good (stain, sully)
Tepid
Lacking enthusiasm (lukewarm, indifferent)
Upbraid
to forcefully or angrily tell someone they should not have done a particular thing and criticize them for having done it (reprimand, rebuke)
Vexation
State of annoyance (irritation, exasperation, irritación)