harbinger
(noun or verb) omen, sign of future event OR foretell
Syn: precursor, forerunner OR predict
Euphoria
(noun) extreme happiness
Syn: elation, ebullience
Ant: despair, melancholy
Jejune
(adj) boring, uninteresting
Syn: insipid, tedious
Ant: exciting, original
Prosaic
(adj) common, ordinary
Syn: jejune, banal
Banal
(adj) lacking originality
Syn: mundane, insipid
Ant: fresh, original
Pedestrian
(adj or noun) common, uninteresting
Syn: jejune, banal
Ant: interesting, imaginative
Mundane
(adj) ordinary; commonplace
Syn: banal, prosaic
Ant: extraordinary, unusual
Sojourn
(noun or verb) temporary stay or break
Syn: visit, break
Respite
(noun) a brief rest
Syn: stay, reprieve
Enveloped
(verb) enclosed completely
Syn: encircled, surrounded
Incredulity
(noun) disbelief
Syn: astonishment, stupefaction
Ant: gullibility, credulity
Morose
( adj) gloomy or depressed
Syn: glum, melancholy
Ant: cheerful
Penchant
(noun) a tendency or strong desire
Syn: affinity, inclination
Ant: dislike, aversion
Symmetry
( noun) proper proportion in size or form
Syn: equilibrium, proportion
Ant: asymmetry
Raconteur
(noun) person who is skilled in relating interesting stories
Syn: storyteller
Agenda
(noun) a list, plan of things to be done
Syn: plan, schedule
Exult
(verb) to show or feel a lively or triumphant joy
Syn: rejoice, celebrate
Ant: lament, mourn
Conflagration
(noun) a destructive fire
Syn: wildfire, blaze
Mosaic
(noun) process of producing a picture or decoration
Epiphany
(noun) sudden or intuitive perception of or insight into the reality or essential meaning of something
Syn: revelation, realization
Revelation
(noun) astonishing discovery
Syn: epiphany, realization
Supremacy
(noun) the state of being the highest or greatest
Syn: ascendancy, preeminence
Ant: inferiority, lowliness