Hackneyed (Adjective)
Rendered trite or commonplace by frequent usage (Synonyms: Banal, Timeworn)
Halcyon (Adjective)
Calm and peaceful (Synonyms: Serene, Tranquil)
Hallowed (Adjective)
Holy; Consecrated (Synonyms: Revered, Sacred)
Harangue (Verb)
To deliver a pompous speech or tirade (Synonyms: Hassle, Sermonize)
Harbinger (Noun)
Something that signals what is to come (Synonyms: Forerunner, Omen, Sign)
Harrow (Verb)
To distress; To cause agony to (Synonyms: Torment, Disturb)
Hegemony (Noun)
The consistent dominance of one state or ideology over others (Synonyms: Predominance, Leadership)
Herald (Verb)
To announce; To foreshadow (Synonyms: Announce, Portend)
Heretical (Adjective)
Dissenting from established dogma (Synonyms: Unorthodox, Impious)
Hermetic (Adjective)
Sealed; Airtight (Synonyms: Impervious, Waterproof)
Heterodox (Adjective)
Unorthodox; Iconoclastic (Synonyms: Heretical, Doubtful)
Homily (Noun)
A sermon or morally instructive lecture (Synonyms: Admonition, Lesson)
Homogenous (Adjective)
Consistent throughout (Synonyms: Uniform, Homologous)
Hubris (Noun)
Arrogant presumption or pride (Synonyms: Conceit, Audacity)