Lackadaisical
To lack enthusiasm and determination
Debunk
To express the falseness of a belief
Grandiose
affectedly grand more elaborate than necessary
Usurp
to seize and hold
Hersey
Any belief or theory that is different then the established belief
Marred
to damage
Bequeath
to dispose of/hand down
Plethora
a large excess
Encumbrance
A burden or impediment
Inherent
Existing and being inseparable
Jocular
Fond of being characterized by joking
Hardy
Capable of enduring fatigue
Frugal
Paring or economical with regard to money or food
Apathetic
Showing no concern
Inundate
To flood over
Debacle
A sudden and ignominious failure
Decimate
to kill, destroy, or remove a large part of
Squander
To waste in a reckless and foolish manner
Parody
an imitation of the style of a particular artist or person
Amicable
friendly relationship
Apt
suitable in the circumstance, having a tendency to do something
Benevolent
intending or showing kindness
Berate
to criticize someone angrily
Buoyant
able to stay afloat
Conciliate
to make agreeable
Derogatory
lessen the merit of someone
Eclectic
selecting or choosing from various sources
Esoteric
understood by select few with the knowledge
Flummox
to perplex greatly
Garish
obtrusively bright and showy
Impudent
not showing respect
Laconic
using few words
Malleable
capable of being shaped by pressure
Motley
exhibiting great diversity
Reprehensible
deserving of rebuke
Sanguine
optimistic appositive attitude in a bad situation
Shrewd
having or showing sharp powers of judgement
Trifling
unimportant or trivial
Vapid
lacking or having lost life
Auspicious
Conductive success
Blighted
Spoil, harm or destroy
Capricious
Changes in behavior
Copious
to have a large quantity of
Culpable
deserving blame
Scrupulous
having moral or ethical standards
Superfluous
being more than is required
Deleterious
to harm/ injure
Divulge
to reveal a secret
Empirical
Based on, concerned with or variable by observation
Exorbitant
exceeding the bounds of custom, propriety, or reason, especially in amount or extent; highly excessive
Futile
incapable of producing any result; ineffective; useless; not successful
Innocuous
not harmful or injurious; harmless
Laud
to praise; extol.
Mitigate
to lessen in force or intensity, as wrath, grief, harshness, or pain; lessen in severity.
Obstinate
firmly or stubbornly adhering to one's purpose, opinion, etc.
Pliable
easily bent; flexible; supple: easily influenced or persuaded; yielding:
Profusion
abundance; abundant quantity.
Provincial
belonging or peculiar to some particular province; local:
Recalcitrate
to resist or oppose; show strong objection or repugnance.
Repugnant
distasteful, objectionable, or offensive:
Abate
become less intense, cause to become smaller
Banal
so lacking in originality as to be boring
Dupe
A person who easily is fooled or deceived, to deceive or trick
Caustic
capable or burning or destroying tissue
Chagrin
to feel distressed or humiliated
Epitome
a person or thing that is a perfect example
Rapport
a close and harmonious relationship in which the people or groups concerned understand each other's feelings or ideas and communicate well.
Ratify
to confirm by expressing consent or approval
Solace
to give comfort or consolation
Clandestine
done in secrecy, deception
Supercilious
behaving or looking as though someone thinks that they are superior to others
Deterrent
something that is intended to discourage someone from something
Supplant
to supersede someone by force
Disheartening
to cause to lose hope
Trepidation
a feeling of fear
Doctrine
a set of beliefs
Vocation
a strong impulse
Elicit
to draw or bring forth
Zealot
a person who is uncompromising
Expedient
to be convenient or practical
Altruistic
showing a selfless concern for others
Belligerent
hostile and aggressive
Complacent
eased with yourself
Disillusionment
to be freed from illusion
Egalitarian
relating to or believing that all people are equal
Flagrant
shockingly noticeable
Irate
feeling or characterized with great anger
Judicious
having, showing, or done with good judgement
Punctilious
showing great attention to detail
Sanctimonious
making a show of being morally superior to other people
Unfathomable
incapable of fully understood
Verbose
using more words than needed
Prolific
present in large numbers
Orthodox
the ordinary or usual type
Burgeon
begin to grow or increase
Dogmatic
relating to a strong set of principles
Relinquish
to remove or to surrender
Notoriety
the state of being widely known
Folly
lacking good sense
Urbane
reflecting elegance and class