Buoyant
Capable of floating, Able to float or rise.
Enervate
To exhaust, To weaken, Rob of strength or energy.
Incorrigible
Incurable, Uncontrollable, Unmanageable, not capable of being
corrected or reformed.
Inexorable
Unyielding, Not capable of being influenced, Relentless.
Irrefutable
Indisputable, Impossible to disprove.
Marred
Damaged, Made less perfect through injury or damage.
Parochial
Limited, Restricted to a narrow scope or outlook, Narrow-minded.
Partisan
One-sided, Strongly supporting a specific party cause or person.
Pique
A sense of injury, A feeling of resentment or anger because of
wounded pride.
Satirical
Criticizing through ridicule, Attacking human vice or foolishness
through irony or wit.
Cajole
To plead with, To persuade with flattery, To sweet-talk.
Capitulate
To yield, To give in.
Egregious
Obviously bad, Highly noticeable in a negative way, Conspicuously bad.
Premonition
A forewarning, A feeling that something bad is going to happen.
Prestigious
Highly valued, Having an honored name or reputation, Having prestige.
Reverent
Worshipful, Feeling or expressing respect or awe.
Stupor
A drowsy state, A state of mental numbness, A daze.
Sycophant
A flatterer, A person who tries to win favor through flattery.
Urbane
Refined, Smooth in manner, Elegant, Polished, Suave.
Zany
Absurdly funny, Wildly silly or comical.
Aberration
Something abnormal, An oddity.
Composure
Cool-headedness, Calmness of mind or manner, Self-possession.
Congenital
Inborn, Existing from birth.
Elusive
Difficult to capture, Tending to escape, Hard to catch hold of or identify.
Extol
To glorify, To praise highly, Exalt.
Formidable
Difficult, Very challenging, Demanding.
Inscrutable
Mysterious, Difficult to interpret or understand, Puzzling.
Precocious
Advanced for one's age, Showing unusually early maturity or ability.
Trepidation
Anxiety, Alarm or dread.
Virulent
Destructive, Very injurious, Lethal, Deadly.
Accommodate
To hold, To provide with something needed, Make or have room for.
Clairvoyant
Seeing beyond the senses, Having the supposed power to see things not
perceived by the normal senses.
Contiguous
Adjoining, Sharing an edge or a boundary.
Debilitate
To weaken, to deprive of strength or energy.
Obliterate
To wipe out, To destroy or erase completely.
Officious
Interfering, Offering unwanted advice, Meddlesome.
Preclude
To rule out, To make impossible, Prevent.
Spurn
To reject, To reject or refuse with scorn.
Stealthy
Secretive, Moving or acting in a cautious and deceptive way.
Taciturn
Reluctant to talk, Habitually nontalkative, uncommunicative.
Cordial
Gracious, Warm and friendly.
Defame
To slander, to damage the good name or reputation of.
Discordant
Inharmonious, Lacking agreement, Lacking Harmony.
Grueling
Stressful, Physically or mentally exhausting.
Indict
To accuse, To charge with an offense, Blame.
Indoctrinate
To instruct, To teach the principles of a specific point of view.
Submissive
Unresisting, Giving in to the authority of others, Obedient.
Sullen
Glum, Quietly resentful, Bitter.
Thwart
To block, To oppose directly, To frustrate or defeat.
Wanton
Mindless, Senseless.