enervate
vb; to weaken;to deprive of force or strength
impervious
adj: not able to be injured, penetrated, or influenced; immune
arbitrary
adj: seemingly random; changing based on an individual's whims
coalesce
vb: to blend or come together; to unite
diatribe
n: an angry rant; a bitter or abusive criticism
credulous
adj: willing to believe or trust too easily; gullible
frugal
adj: careful and wise with money; thrifty
pragmatic
adj: practical; focused on the obvious, visible results or reasons
malleable
adj: easily changed, shaped, or influenced
obstinate
adj: stubborn
innocuous
adj: harmless, non-threatening
permeate
vb: to spread or flow through out [something]
opaque
adj: non-transparent; not allowing light to pass through (can't see through)
could also be taken into a non-literal account
ardor
n: great warmth of feeling; passion; love; devotion
lassitude
n: weariness of mind or body; lack of energy
cacophony
n: a harsh, unpleasant mixture of sounds
deference
n: respectfully yielding to another's wishes or opinions; courtesy; respect
imperturbable
adj: not easily upset or excited; calm
veracity
n: truthfulness
homogeneous
adj: made up entirely of similar parts or elements; lacking variety; not diverse
(could be used to describe a character, thing, or book)
exculpate
vb: to clear from fault or guilt; to remove blame
pervade
vb: to become spread through out all parts of sometheing; to permeate
onerous
adj: causing hardship; burdensome; oppressive; troublesome
gregarious
adj: social; outgoing; liking to be around other people
fervid
passionate; enthusiastic
tirade
n: a long, angry rant
fanatical
adj: motivated by an extreme, unbending passion or enthusiasm (especially in religion or politics)
alacrity
n: cheerful readiness, promptness, or willingness; liveliness; briskness
impetuous
adj: acting on the first impulse that strikes you; spontaneous; impulsive; rash
ostentatious
adj: showy; displaying wealth or importance in an attempt to impress others
attentuate
vb: to weaken; to reduce in number and strength
proliferate
vb: to spread rapidly; to become widespread; to increase in number rapidly and extensively
implacable
adj: unwilling to be calmed or pacified; unchangeable; stubborn or persistent
diffident
adj: timid; shy; lacking confidence
ephemeral
adj: temporary; lasting a very short time; short-lived
banal
adj: ordinary; common; unoriginal
rarefied
adj: very special; elite; belonging to, or appealing to, an exclusive group
stigma
n: a mark of disgrace or shame on someone's (or something's) reputation
quiescent
adj: at rest; still; inactive or motionless
mitigate
vb: to make less severe; to lesson in force or intensity
eloquent
adj: using effective, moving, carefully chosen words when speaks or writing
amalgamate
vb: to combine many parts into one; to blend
efficacy
n: effectiveness
prudence
n: good judgment
whimsical
adj: light-hearted or amusing; playful; fanciful
abscond
vb: to depart in a sudden or secret manner; to slip away guiltily
repudiate
vb; to reject with disapproval or condemnation; to refuse to have anything to do with (something)
fortuitous
adj: lucky; fortunate
precipitate
vb: to cause; to lead to (something)
satiate
vb: to satisfy fully
dilate
vb: to expand; to grow wider
occlude
vb: to block; to close off or obstruct
explicit
adj: fully and clearly expressed; leaving no room for misunderstanding
philanthropy
n: the practice of giving charitable donations; devoting one's life to charity
assuage
vb: to relieve; to ease; to mitigate
garrulous
adj; excessively talkative; wordy
inundate
vb: to overwhelm; to overfill or flood with something
austere
adj: severely simple or plain; without luxury or excess
vacillate
vb: to be indecisive; to constantly change your mind
crescendo
n: a steady increase in force, intensity, or volume
analogous
adj: similar
propriety
n: correct, appropriate behavior
estimable
adj: worthy of respect; admirable
anomaly
n: something out of he ordinary; an unusual occurrence
circumspect
adj: cautious; careful; prudent; aware
arbitrate
vb: to settle a dispute between 2 parties
proclivity
n: a natural inclination or tendancy(usually towards something bad); a habit
ebullient
adj: enthusiastic; overflowing with joy or approval
quixotic
adj: unrealistic; impractical
dilettante
n: a person who dabbles in a subject without seriously studying it; an amateur
abashed
adj: ashamed or embarrassed
facile
adj: simplistic; lacking depth or effort
hackneyed
adj: made stale through overuse; played out; trite
iconoclast
n: a person who attacks or makes fun of cherished beliefs or traditions
laconic
adj: brief and to the point; concise; terse
maladroit
adj: unskilled; clumsy; awkward
nadir
n: the lowest point; point of great difficulty or despair
obdurate
adj: stubborn; unyielding; unmoved by persuasion, pity or tender feelings
rancor
n: hatred, resentment, ill will
ubiquitous
adj: being or seeming to be everywhere; widespread
sagacity
n: wisdom; intelligence; shrewdness
taciturn
adj: inclined to silence; reseerved in speech; reluctant to join in conversatiom
aberrant
adj: deviating from what is normal; abnormal; unusual
cajole
to persuade someone, or obtain something, by flattery or pleasing; to coax
eclectic
adj: made up of elements from a variety of sources or styles
fallacious
adj:deceptive; misleading; logically unsound
gauche
adj:lacking social grace; crude; tactless; awkward
dauntless
adj: fearless; bold; not easily antimidated
disdain
vb: to strongly dislike; to look upon with scorn
n: strong disloke for someone or something
ignominy
n: disgrace; shame
assiduous
adj: hard working; showing constant effort
perspicacity
n: understanding or intelligence; keen perception
malaise
n: a vaque feeling of illness, depression, or weakness
nebulous
adj: lacking definite forms or limits; vague
obfuscate
vb: to make something unclear or vaque; to make something confusing
palpable
adj: obvious, easily noticed or perceived; obviously present
rankle
vb: to cause irritation or resentment; to annoy
salacious
adj: highly sexual; lustful; lecherous
wanton
adj: evil; one without justification; malicious; unprovoked
debacle
n: a complete failure; a total collapse