1 | acme (noun) | the highest point or stage; someone or something who is best, perfect, or most successful |
2 | assuage (verb) | to ease, to make less intense |
3 * | catharsis (noun) | the purging of emotions or relieving of emotional tensions |
4 | conducive (adj)) | to assist, making a situation or outcome likely or possible |
5 | conscientious (adj) | meticulous, extreme care and great effort |
6 | effulgence (noun) | the quality of being bright |
7 * | ennui (noun) | a feeling of listlessness or dissatisfaction from a lack of excitement or occupation |
8 | euphonious (adj) | pleasing to the ear |
9 | exigent (noun) | pressing, requiring immediate aid or action |
10 * | quixotic (adj) | exceedingly unrealistic, foolishly impractical especially in pursuit of ideals |
11 * | sagacious (adj) | quick and wise in understanding and judgment |
12 | vanguard (noun) | the forefront of an action or movement, a group leading the way in new developments or ideas |
13 * | wanderlust (noun) | a strong longing to travel, an impulse to wander |
14 | wane (verb) | to diminish or decrease in intensity, brilliance, or power |
15 | zealous (adj) | showing great enthusiasm or energy in pursuit of a cause or objective |