preclude
to make impossible
precocious
developing intelligence ahead of time
sophomoric
inexperienced and immature
terse
concise; to the point
onerous
requiring hard labor
pallid
lacking color; seeming ill
panacea
remedy for all ills
innocuous
harmless, not offensive
judicious
having or showing good judgement
Juxtaposition
the act of placing two things next to each other for comparison
kudos
praise and honor received
proclivity
a strong inclination toward something
profane
offensive
profuse
a lot of something
sovereign
havingtotal authority in a certain realm (The sovereign queen, with steely resolve, ordered that the traitorous nobleman be killed.)
sycophant
person who flatters someone in order to gain advantage
pernicuous
having a harmful effect
ubiquitous
present or existing everywhere
non sequitur
a conclusion or statement that does not logically follow
diatribe
a bitter, verbal attack (prolonged)