Buoyant
Able to float; cheerful and optimistic
Enervate
To weaken or drain energy
Incorrigible
Impossible to correct or reform
Inexorable
Unstoppable; relentless
Irrefutable
Impossible to disprove
Marred
Damaged or spoiled
Parochial
Narrow-minded; related to a church parish
Partisan
Strongly supporting one side or cause
Pique
To stimulate interest or irritation
Satirical
Using humor to criticize or mock
Cajole
To persuade someone gently or through flattery
Reverent
Showing deep respect
Capitulate
To surrender or give in
Stupor
A dazed or unconscious state
Egregious
Shockingly bad or offensive
Sycophant
Someone who flatters others to gain advantage
Premonition
A strong feeling something will happen
Urbane
Sophisticated and refined
Prestigious
Respected and admired
Zany
Crazy or comically unusual
Aberration
Something unusual or out of the ordinary
Formidable
Inspiring fear or respect due to power
Composure
Calmness and self-control
Inscrutable
Difficult to understand or interpret
Congenital
Present from birth (often a condition)
Precocious
Showing advanced ability at a young age
Elusive
Hard to grasp or define
Trepidation
Fear or anxiety about the future
Extol
To praise highly
Virulent
Extremely harmful or hostile
Accommodate
To provide for or adapt to
Officious
Meddlesome; too eager to offer help
Clairvoyant
Having the ability to foresee events
Preclude
To prevent from happening
Contiguous
Sharing a common border; touching
Spurn
To reject with disdain
Debilitate
To weaken
Stealthy
Sneaky or secretive
Obliterate
To destroy completely
Taciturn
Quiet or reserved in speech
Cordial
Warm and friendly
Indoctrinate
To teach someone to accept beliefs uncritically
Defame
To damage someone’s reputation
Submissive
Willing to yield or obey
Discordant
Lacking harmony; conflicting
Sullen
Gloomy or silent
Grueling
Extremely tiring and demanding
Thwart
To prevent or block a plan
Indict
To formally accuse of a crime
Wanton
Reckless; without restraint or morals