amenity
(n) That which is pleasant or agreeable; (pl) Attractive features, customs, etc
aperture
(n) An opening, gap, hole;
dissidence
(n) A difference of opinion; Discontent
epicurean
(adj) Devoted to the pursuit of pleasure; Fond of good food, comfort, and ease; With discriminating tastes; (n) A person with discriminating tastes
improvident
(adj) Not thrifty; Failing to plan ahead
iniquity
(n) Wickedness, sin; A grossly immoral act
inviolable
(adj) Sacred; Of such a character that it must not be broken, injured, or profaned
mutable
(adj) Open to or capable of change, fickle
nascent
(adj) Just beginning to exist or develop; Having just come into existence
obeisance
(n) A deep bow or other body movement indicating respect or submission; Deference, homage
panegyric
(n) Formal or elaborate praise; A tribute
pillory
(n) A device for publicly punishing offenders; A means for exposing one to public contempt or ridicule; (v) To expose to public contempt or ridicule
pittance
(n) A woefully meager allowance, wage, or portion
presage
(v) To foreshadow or point to a future event; To predict; (n) A warning or indication of the future
progeny
(n) Descendants, offspring, children, followers, disciples
promulgate
(v) To proclaim or issue officially; To make known far and wide
rectitude
(n) Uprightness, righteousness; Correctness
restive
(adj) Restless, hard to manage, balky
seraphic
(adj) Angelic, heavenly, celestial
subsist
(v) To have existence; To remain alive, manage to make a living or maintain life; To persist or continue