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Aesthetic: Relating to beauty or the appreciation of beauty.

• "Her room has an aesthetic design with pastel colors and soft lighting."

Akin: Similar or related.

• "Her feelings were akin to sadness."

Amalgamate: To combine or unite.

• "The two companies decided to amalgamate their resources."

Bosky: Covered with trees or bushes.

• "They had a picnic in a bosky area of the park."

Brook: A small stream.

• "We followed the brook through the forest."

Connoisseur: An expert judge in matters of taste.

• "He's a connoisseur of fine wines."

Correlation: A mutual relationship or connection.

• "There's a strong correlation between exercise and health."

Cursory: Hasty and therefore not thorough.

• "She gave a cursory glance at the report."

Daunting: Intimidating or challenging.

• "The test seemed daunting at first, but I studied hard."

Deferred: Postponed or delayed.

• "The meeting was deferred until next week."

Duress: Compulsion by threat or force.

• "He confessed under duress."

Eerie: Strange and frightening.

• "The abandoned house looked eerie in the moonlight."

Erroneous: Wrong or incorrect.

• "The article contained erroneous information."

Falter: To hesitate or waver.

• "She didn't falter in her decision."

Faux pas: A social blunder or mistake.

• "Wearing white to a wedding can be a major faux pas."

Faze: To disturb or disconcert.

• "The loud noise didn't faze her."

Fiddle sticks: An expression of frustration or disbelief.

• "Oh, fiddle sticks! I forgot my keys."

Flabbergasted: Extremely surprised.

• "I was flabbergasted by the news."

Foolhardy: Recklessly bold or rash.

• "It was foolhardy to go hiking alone."

Frazzled: Exhausted and anxious.

• "After a long day at work, she felt frazzled."

Gullible: Easily deceived or tricked.

• "He's so gullible; he believed the prank."

Haughty: Arrogantly superior and disdainful.

• "She gave him a haughty look."

Indomitable: Impossible to subdue or defeat.

• "She had an indomitable spirit."

Jellybeans: A type of candy.

• "She loves eating jellybeans."

Macdaunted: Not a standard word; likely a typo or a made-up word.

Marooned: Stranded and isolated.

• "The sailors were marooned on the island."

Mawkish: Overly sentimental.

• "The movie was too mawkish for my taste."

Mayhem: Chaos or disorder.

• "The storm caused mayhem in the city."

Nebulous: Vague or unclear.

• "His plans were still nebulous."

Nefarious: Wicked or criminal.

• "The villain had a nefarious plot."

Nuance: A subtle difference or distinction.

• "She noticed every nuance in his behavior."

Opined: To express an opinion.

• "He opined that the project would be a success."

Plethora: An excess or abundance.

• "She had a plethora of books."

Profound: Deep or intense.

• "His speech had a profound impact on the audience."

Rue: To regret.

• "She will rue the day she made that decision."

Scamper: To run or move quickly.

• "The children scampered across the playground."

Scenario: A possible situation or sequence of events.

• "Let's consider the worst-case scenario."

Skeptical: Doubtful or questioning.

• "She was skeptical of the new diet plan."

Slather: To spread thickly.

• "He slathered butter on his toast."

Sublime: Of such excellence or beauty to inspire awe.

• "The view from the mountain was sublime."

Sully: To tarnish or defile.

• "The scandal could sully his reputation."

Superlative: Of the highest quality.

• "Her performance was superlative."

Trilemma: A situation with three difficult choices.

• "He faced a trilemma: which path to choose?"

Unbeknownst: Without the knowledge of.

• "Unbeknownst to her, the party was a surprise."

Vital: Essential or important.

• "Water is vital for survival."

Yen: A strong desire or craving.

• "He had a yen for adventure."

Yob: A rude or unruly young person.

• "The yobs were causing trouble in the street."

Zephyr: A gentle breeze.

• "A zephyr cooled the warm evening air.

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