1overcharged
charge (someone) too high a price for goods or a service
2Curtailed
reduce in extent or quantity; impose a restriction on
3Busted
break, split, or burst (something)
4Statute
a written law passed by a legislative body
5Ordinance
a piece of legislation enacted by a municipal authority
6Boughs
a main branch of a tree
7Principle
a fundamental truth or proposition that serves as the foundation for a system of belief or behavior or for a chain of reasoning
8Chapter
a main division of a book, typically with a number or title
9Imitation
the action of using someone or something as a model
10Transition
the process or a period of changing from one state or condition to another
11Disconnection
the state of being isolated or detached
13Stringent
(of regulations, requirements, or conditions) strict, precise, and exacting
14Amiable
having or displaying a friendly and pleasant manner
15Insufferable
too extreme to bear; intolerable
16Translucent
allowing light, but not detailed shapes, to pass through; semitransparent
17Murky
dark and gloomy, especially due to thick mist
18Opague
not able to be seen through; not transparent
19Cleft
split, divided, or partially divided into two
20Alcove
a recess in the wall of a room or garden
21Abate
to become less active, less intense, or less in amount
22Abrupt
Sudden and unexpected
23Abstract
existing purely in the mind; not representing actual reality
25Accommodate
To provide space or make adjustments
26Accuracy
The quality of being correct or precise
27Acquired
Gained through effort or experience
28Adept
having knowledge or skill (usu. in a particular area)
29Adequate
having sufficient qualifications to meet a specific task or purpose
30Adhere
To stick to or follow closely
31Advent
The arrival or creation of something
32Aggravate
To worsen or intensify
33Allude
to make a secretive mention of something
34Ambiguity
Uncertainty or multiple interpretations
35Ambivalence
Mixed or conflicting feelings
36Ameliorate
To improve or make better
37Amplify
To increase in size or effect
38Analogous
similar but not identical
39Anomaly
something different from the norm
40Antagonistic
Showing hostility or opposition
41Antecedent
A preceding event or condition
42Anticipate
To expect or predict
43Antipathy
a strong feeling of dislike
44Apex
The highest point of something
45Approximate
Nearly accurate or close to
46Arcane
Mysterious or known by few
47Arduous
Difficult and requiring effort
48Assemble
To gather or put together
49Austere
extremely plain; stern and forbidding; relating to self-denial
50Benevolent
kind, generous
51Buttress
To support or strengthen
52Bypass
To go around or avoid
53Calibrate
To adjust for precision
55Catastrophic
Disastrous or causing great damage
56Circumvent
To find a way around
57Commercialization
The process of making something a business
58Compelling
Captivating or persuasive
59Competent
Having the necessary ability or skill
60Complementary
Enhancing or completing another
61Complexity
The state of being intricate or complicated
62Compose
To create or write
63Compound
To intensify or combine
64Comprise
To consist of or include
65Concede
To admit or yield
66Conceptualize
To form an idea or concept
67Condition
The state of something
68Conflated
Combined in a misleading way
69Conform
To comply with rules or expectations
70Consensus
General agreement
71Conspicuous
Easily noticed or standing out
72Constant
Occurring continuously
73Contentious
Causing disagreement or debate
74Contingent
Dependent on something else
75Contradict
to be in contrast with
76Contrived
Artificial or overly planned
77Cordially
In a warm or friendly manner
78Corroborate
to provide evidence for; to back up (a claim)
79Counteract
To work in opposition to
80Deceptive
Misleading or dishonest
81Deciding
Determining or influencing an outcome
82Decisive
Conclusive or firm
83Deficient
Not enough in degree or amount
84Defunct
No longer existing or functional
85Delegate
To assign tasks or authority to others
86Deliberation
Careful consideration or discussion
87Delicate
Fragile or requiring careful handling
88Demarcate
To set boundaries or distinguish
89Derived
Obtained or developed from a source
90Desultory
Lacking a clear plan or enthusiasm
91Deviate
To move away from a set path or norm
92Devise
to come up with (a plan)
93Diminish
To decrease in size or importance
94Disconcerting
Causing discomfort or confusion
96Discount
To disregard or reduce in value
97Discretion
The ability to make responsible choices
98Dismiss
To reject or send away
99Disparage
To belittle or speak negatively about
100Disparate
Essentially different or unconnected
101Diverge
To move apart or differ
102Dormant
Inactive but capable of becoming active
103Dynamic
Constantly changing or energetic
104Eclipse
To overshadow or surpass
105Eloquent
having refined or expressive communication skills (in speaking or writing)
106Elusive
Hard to find or understand
107Encompass
To include or surround
108Enduring
Lasting over time
109Evoke
to draw forth or call up
110Exacerbate
To make a problem worse
111Exactitude
The quality of being precise or accurate
112Exemplify
To serve as a typical example of something
113Exhaustive
Thorough and complete
114Explicable
Able to be explained
115Exploit
To take advantage of something unfairly
116Extraneous
Unrelated or unnecessary
117Foretell
To predict or anticipate
118Foster
To encourage or promote development
119Grapple
To struggle or wrestle with something
120Haphazard
Lacking organization or planning
121Homogeneous
Uniform or similar throughout
122Imminent
About to happen soon
123Impartial
Fair and not biased
124Impending
Approaching or about to happen
125Imperceptible
Very slight or difficult to notice
126Implication
A possible consequence or meaning
127Implicit
Implied rather than stated directly
128Inadequate
Insufficient or lacking
129Inadvertently
Unintentionally or by accident
130Incite
to encourage or stir up
131Inconspicuous
Not being easily seen or noticed
132Indecipherable
Impossible to understand or read
133Indifference
Lack of interest or concern
134Indistinct
Not clear or sharply defined
135Indulge
To allow oneself to enjoy
136Ineffectual
Not producing the desired effect
137Inexplicable
Unable to be explained
138Inhibit
To hinder or restrain
139Innocuous
Harmless or inoffensive
140Insensible
Unaware or indifferent
141Interject
To insert a comment abruptly
142Intricate
Very detailed or complicated
143Latent
Present but not active
144Misanthropic
Disliking people or society
145Multifaceted
Having many aspects or features
146Newfound
Recently discovered or developed
147Notional
Existing only in theory
149Nuanced
Having subtle differences
150Obligate
To compel or require
151Obscure
Not easily understood or seen
152Obsolete
no longer used; rare or uncommon
153Obstructed
Blocked or hindered
154Oddity
Something unusual or strange
155Offhand
Done without preparation or thought
156Omnipotent
almighty and all powerful
157Onset
the beginning or early stages
158Ornamental
Decorative rather than functional
159Oust
to remove or force out of (usu. a position or office)
160Outstrip
To surpass or exceed
161Overtly
Openly and clearly
162Paramount
predominant, superior, most important
163Paucity
A scarcity or lack
164Peripheral
On the edge or outer part of something
165Postulate
To assume or propose a theory
166Pragmatic
Practical and realistic
167Precarious
Uncertain or unstable
168Preclude
prevent from happening
169Predatory
Exploiting others for personal gain
170Premeditated
Planned beforehand
171Prevail
to win or be more powerful
172Profusion
A large quantity of something
173Prolong
To extend in duration
174Proponent
A supporter of a cause or idea
175Prudently
In a wise or careful manner
176Ramify
to split into two or more branches
177Rationalize
to justify an action with reasoning
178Recalcitrant
Stubbornly resistant to authority
179Recant
To take back a previous statement
180Receptive
Open to new ideas
181Rectify
To correct or fix something
182Redress
To set right or remedy
183Refute
To prove false or incorrect
184Renounce
To give up or reject formally
185Reprieve
A temporary relief or delay
186Repudiate
To reject or disown
187Resilient
Able to recover quickly
188Retain
To keep or hold onto
189Retaliate
To respond to an attack
190Rousing
Exciting or stirring
191Rudimentary
Basic or simple
192Sanction
To authorize or approve
193Sanguine
Optimistic or hopeful
194Saturate
To soak or fill completely
195Scrutinize
To examine closely
196Simulate
To imitate or replicate
197Sophisticated
Complex or refined
198Sparingly
insufficiently, meagerly, or in a restricted manner
199Spurious
False or deceptive
200Stark
Very plain; devoid of any details or features
201Strenuously
With great effort
202Stymie
To hinder or block
203Succumb
To give in or surrender
204Surmise
To infer or guess
205Susceptible
Easily influenced or affected
206Tentative
Uncertain or not fully decided
207Tenuous
Weak or insubstantial.
208Tranquil
Peaceful and calm
209Ubiquitous
Present everywhere
210Underscore
To emphasize
211Unobtrusive
Not attracting attention
212Verisimilitude
The appearance of being true or real
213Veritable
Used to emphasize truth
214Vigilance
The action of keeping careful watch
215Waive
To give up a right or claim voluntarily
216Warranted
adj. Justified or necessary
217Widespread
adj. Found or occurring over a large area
218Withdraw
v. To remove or retreat
219Abate
v. to become less active, less intense, or less in amount
220Abstract
adj. existing purely in the mind; not representing actual reality
221Abysmal
adj. extremely bad
222Accordingly
adv. in accordance with
223Acquisition
n. the act of gaining a skill or possession of something
224Adapt
v. to make suit a new purpose, v. to accommodate oneself to a new condition, setting, or situation
225Adept
adj. having knowledge or skill
226Adequate
adj. having sufficient qualifications to meet a specific task or purpose
227Advent
n. the arrival or creation of something
228Adversarial
adj. relating to hostile opposition
229Advocate
n. someone who promotes or defends something, v. to defend or promote something
230Aesthetic
adj. relating to beauty or refined taste
231Afford
v. to be able to buy, v. to be able to spare
232Agitate
v. to promote something
233Allow
v. to permit or consent to
234Allude
v. to make a secretive mention of something
235Altercation
n. a noisy argument or confrontation
236Ambiguous
adj. unclear or vague in meaning
237Ambitious
adj. having a powerful desire for success or achievement
238Ambivalence
n. the state of being uncertain or stuck between two or more options
239Analogous
adj. similar but not identical
240Annihilate
v. to destroy or cause devastating destruction
241Anomaly
n. something different from the norm
242Anticipate
v. assume to be likely to happen
243Antipathy
n. a strong feeling of dislike
244Apex
n. the highest point of something
245Apprehension
n. fearful expectation of something
246Articulate
v. to clearly express in words
247Artificial
adj. something made; not occurring naturally
248Assertion
n. a strong declaration
249Austere
adj. extremely plain, adj. stern and forbidding, adj. relating to self-denial
250Authenticity
n. the quality of being real and true instead of fake and contrived
251Avenue
n. an intangible path or approach to something
252Avid
adj. actively interested in or enthusiastic about something
253Basic
adj. relating to the foundation or basis of something
Bear:Beav. to have as a characteristic, v. to have (a child), v. to bring forth, v. to put up with
254Benevolent
adj. kind, generous
255Bias
n. a preconception that prevents objectivity
256Bittersweet
adj. tinged with a feeling of sadness
257Bolster
v. to support, strengthen, or fortify
258Boost
n. an increase or growth, v. to increase or make grow
259Brawl
n. an intense, loud fight, v. to fight loudly and disruptively
260Brevity
n. the quality of being brief or terse
261Candid
adj. direct, blunt
262Candor
n. the trait of being honest and frank
263Capitalize
v. to use to your advantage
264Capture
v. to trap or take possession of, v. to successfully represent or imitate, v. to captivate, mesmerize, v. to catch or seize
265Civic
adj. relating to the city or citizens
266Clinical
adj. emotionally unattached
267Clout
n. special advantage or power
268Coarse
adj. indicating a rough texture, adj. lacking refinement or sophistication
269Coincide
v. to happen at the same time
270Commission
n. the use of payment to request something
271Comparable
adj. able to be compared
272Competent
adj. sufficiently qualified
273Complacent
adj. satisfied, with no desire to change or improve
274Complement
v. to make perfect or complete
275Concede
v. to be forced to agree or surrender, v. to admit to a transgression
276Conceive
v. to imagine or come up with
277Condone
v. to overlook, approve, or allow
278Conducive
adj. able to bring about or be suitable for
279Conduct
v. to control or manage, v. to behave a certain way
280Confide
v. to share something secretive with someone
281Confine
v. to put limits on; to restrict
282Consensus
n. overall agreement
283Constitute
v. to form or compose (part of) something
284Contemplate
v. to think deeply about
285Contend
v. to maintain or assert
286Contradict
v. to be in contrast with
287Controversial
adj. highly debatable and causing contention
288Conventional
adj. abiding by accepted standards
289Convey
v. to pass on or transfer
290Conviction
n. a firm belief in something
291Corroborate
v. to provide evidence for; to back up (a claim)
292Counteract
v. to work in opposition to
293Counterargument
n. an argument used to criticize or dismantle another argument
294Counterproductive
adj. hindering the achievement of a goal
295Culmination
n. the final act or climax
296Cultivate
v. to foster the growth of
297Decree
v. to declare formally and with authority
298Deference
n. respect; regard
299Deficient
adj. not enough in degree or amount
300Demonstrate
v. to do as an example, v. gives evidence for