acuity
(noun) sharpness of mind/senses
delineate
(verb) to portray/describe in accurate detail
depaved
(adjective) marked by evil/corruption
enervate
(adjective) weakened mental/moral/physical strength
esoteric
(adjective) intended for/understood by only select few
fecund
(adjective) fruitful in offspring/vegetation
fiat
(noun) a command/act
figment
(noun) action/inventing of the mind
garner
(verb) to acquire as a result of effort
hallow
(verb) to set apart as holy/sacred
idiosyncrasy
(noun) something odd that serves as identification/distinguishment
ignominy
(noun) shame/disgrace
mundane
(adjective) earthly/relating to practical affairs
nuance
(noun) subtle/slight variation
overweening
(adjective) conceited or excessive
penchant
(noun) strong attraction/inclination
reputed
(adjective) having widespread acceptance/good reputation
sophistry
(noun) reasoning that seems right, but is actually wrong
sumptuous
(adjective) costly/rich
ubiquitous
(adjective) present/existing everywhere
adject
(adjective) degraded or cringing
complicity
(noun) involvement in wrongdoing
derelict
(noun) someone/something that is abandoned or neglected
diatribe
(noun) a bitter/prolonged verbal attack
effigy
(noun) negative image of a hated person
inane
(adjective) silly/empty of meaning
indictment
(noun) accusing/ an accusation
indubitable
(adjective) certain/not doubted
intermittent
(adjective) stopping and beginning again
moot
(adjective) open to discussion/debate
motif
(noun) a principle idea
neophyte
(noun) a beginner
perspicacity
(noun) enthusiasm in observing/understanding
plenary
(adjective) complete in all aspects
sylvan
(noun) related to the forest