Recapitulate
Verb: To sum up, Summarize, Restate briefly
Exodus
Noun: A Mass Departure, Emigration
Imbibe
Verb: To Drink, Drink in, Absorb
Hew
Verb: To Cut, Chop, Carve
Illustrious
Adjective: Famous, Eminent, Distinguished, Celebrated
Wanton
Adjective: Immoral, Irresponsible, Reckless, Undisciplined
Impart
Verb: To make known, Communicate, Transmit, Pass On
Wile
Noun: A Trick, Ploy, Ruse
Espouse
Verb: To support, Adopt, Make One's Own, Come to Believe In
Wrought
Adjective: Shaped, Fashioned, Formed
Laudable
Adjective: Praiseworthy, Deserving Praise, Commendable
Culpable
Adjective: Blameworthy
Picayune
Adjective: Trivial, Trifling, Small Unworthy of Notice
Scathing
Adjective: Damaging, Harmful, Very Severe
Superficial
Adjective: Shallow, Trivial, Insignificant
Affinity
Noun: An Attraction, Natural Liking, Close Connection
Vista
Noun: A View, Prospect
Aspire
Verb: To Long, Yearn, Be Ambitious
Assimilate
Verb: To Absorb, Take In
Impetus
Noun: A Moving Force, Impulse, Stimulus
Ardent
Adjective: Burning, Warm, Passionate, Enthusiastic
Confound
Verb: To Confuse, Mix Up, Puzzle, Perplex
Revel
Verb: To Make Merry
Bestial
Adjective: Beast-like, Brutal, Savage
Ordeal
Noun: A Severe Trial
Affable
Adjective: Pleasant, Friendly, Gracious
Blas�
Adjective: Indifferent, World-weary
Defile
Verb: To Make Dirty, Corrupt, Pollute
Banal
Adjective: Commonplace, Trite, Worn-out
Exonerate
Verb: To Free From Blame, Clear, Relieve