Ambiguous
Open to more than one interpretation
Iconoclast
somebody who attacks cherished beliefs or institutions
Censure
to express strong disapproval
Amalgam
a mixture of multiple things
Castigate
to reprimand harshly
Anomalous
not normal
Gregarious
to be likely to socialize with others
Disinterested
unbiased; neutral
Frugal
not spending much money (but spending wisely)
Mercurial
(of a person) prone to unexpected and unpredictable changes in mood
Aberration
a deviation from what is normal or unexpected
Harangue
a long pompous speech; a tirade
Equivocal
confusing or ambiguous
Venerate
to respect deeply
Calumny
making of a false statement meant to injure a persons reputation
Commensurate
to be in proportion of corresponding in disagreement or amount
Enervate
to sap energy from
Egregious
standing out in a negative way; shockingly bad
Ambivalent
mixed or conflicting emotions about something
Belie
to give false representation to; misrepresent
Acrimony
Bitterness and ill will
Ingenuous
to be naive and innocent
Profligate
spending resources recklessly or wastefully
Galvanize
to excite or inspire (someone) to action
Parochial
narrowly restricted in scope or outlook
Maintain
to assert
Amenable
easily persuaded
Upbraid
to reproach; to scold
Amorphous
shapeless
Innocuous
harmless and doesn't produce any ill effects
Prevaricate
to speak in an evasive way
Wanting
lacking
Involved
Complicated and difficult to comprehend
Auspicious
favorable, the opposite of sinister
Parsimonious
extremely frugal; miserly
Betray
to reveal or make known something, usually unintentionally
Iaconic
(describes a person, speech, or style of writing) using very few words
Veracious
truthful
Prodigal
rashly or wastefully extravagant
Qualify
to make less severe; to limit (a statement)
Restive
restless
Impertinent
being disrespectful; improperly forward or bold
Extent
still in existence (usually refers to documents)
Demur
to object or show reluctance
Undermine
to weaken (usually paired with an abstract term)
Vindicate
to clear from accusation or suspicion or doubt with supporting arguments or proof
Chastise
to reprimand harshly
Artful
exhibiting artistic skill
Venality
the condition of being susceptible to bribes or corruption
Intimate
to suggest something subtly