Sat missed words
Transpose - transfer, interchange
Abridge - shorten piece of writing, restrict, lessen, curtail
Mediated - help two sides reconcile, bring about a result
Decoupled - separate, disengaged, disassociate
Antecedent - precede, come before, time/event the existed before
Discern - able to make fine distinctions
Synopsis - brief summary
Supposition - uncertain belief
Protracted - lengthen
Superseded - replaced, supplant
Superfluous - unnecessary, excess
Curtailed - lessen, reduce abridge
Obviated - remove, do away with
Innocus - harmless, safe
Iconoclast - person who attacks cherished beliefs or institutions
Emulate - match/surpass, through initiation
Facile - superficial, ignoring complexities and tension
Empirical - factual, real, verifiable through experience/observation
Engendering - bringing something into existence
Obscure - unclear
Facility - how easily something can be done
Scrupulous - having moral principles
Unscrupulous - having/showing no moral principles
Succumb - give into (for example, a disease
Pragmatist - guided by practical ideas rather than idealistic
Polemicist - person engaging in debate
Jubilation - feeling happiness/triumph
Adept - highly skilled
Precocious - acquires/demonstrates an ability earlier than usual
Proponents- people in favor of
Docile - tame
Seldom -rarely, negative
Tenuous- weak connection/argument, lack of substance
Eclectic- ideas from varied sources
Confounded - expressing annoyance and anger
Divergence - difference/variance
Partisan - strong supporter of a party/belief
Conjecture - conclusion, opinion, theory based on incomplete information/evidence
Posit - a hypothesis
Perpetually - never ending, never changing
Enigmatic - mysterious, confusing, hard to understand
Contentious - causing controversy
Tantamount - amounting to, equivalent in seriousness
Occluded - blocked, obstructed
Multifarious - multi/various types
amenable - agreeable
Pertinent - relevant, pertaining to the matter
Ornate - very detailed
Embellished - decorated
Vernacular - related to a region
Agency - capacity to take action, make choices
Indignation- annoyance
Repudiates - to reject, refuse to do anything with
Recant - to withdraw a previously held belief
Unanimity - total agreement
Impertinent
Nevertheless - word used to describe disagreement
Sanguine - optimistic
Recalcitrant - obstinately uncooperative
Misanthropic - or less contemptuous of humankind
Ubiquitous - widespread presence, common
Expediency - convenience, practicality
Fecundity - good fertility, abundant production
Subvert - to undermine or overthrow an established system or authority.