1Abstain
To choose to not do something: to refrain deliberately and often with an effort of self-denial from an action or practice
2Abate
To reduce in amount, degree or severity (Related to Nullify, Moderate, Deduct)
3Adulterate
to corrupt, debase, or make impure by the addition of a foreign or inferior substance or element. (related to Spurious)
4Abyss
an immeasurably deep gulf or great space; Intellectual or Moral Depths
5Anomaly
Something Different, abnormal, peculiar, or not easily classified. a deviation. (related to Irregularity)
6Advocate
To speak in favor of; one who defends or maintains a cause or proposal; to plead in favor of
7Apathy
Lack of feeling, emotion (Related to Indifference, Impassiveness)
8Assuage
To lessen the intensity of something that pains or distresses; to put an end to by satisfying (Related to Pacify, Appease, Quench)
9Audacious
Intrepidly Daring; recklessly bold. (Related to Adventrous, Rash, Insolent)
10Capricious
Governed or Characterized by Caprice (Related to Impulsive, Unpredictable)
11Corroborate
To support with evidence or authority : make more certain
12Dessicate
to dry up; to preserve; to drain of emotional or intellectual vitality (Related to dehydrate)
13Engender
to cause to exist or to develop; to assume form (Related to Produce, Originate)
14Enigma
Something hard to understand or explain (Riddler)
15Ephermeral
Lasting a very short time; one day only (Mayfly)
16Equivocal
Subject to two or more interpretations; usually used to mislead or confuse. Uncertian (Related to Undecided, Lots of Doubt)
17Erudite
Having or Showing Knowledge that is gained by studying; possessing or displaying erudition (Scholar)
18Fervid
Very hot; (Related to Burning, Fever)
19Gullible
easily duped or cheated
20Homogenous
of the same or a similar kind; of uniform structure; variable is replaced by a constant
21Laconic
Using or Invovling the use of a minimum of words; concise to the point of being rude/mysterious (Snape)
22Laudable
Worthy of praise (Related to Commenable, Jesus?)
23Loquacious
Full of excessive talk; given to fluent/excessive talk (Related to Wordy, Garrulous)
24Lucid
Suffused with Light; full use of one's faculties, clear to the understanding (Related to Luminous, Translucent, Sane, Intelligible)
25Mitigate
To cause to become less harsh/hostile; to make less severe/painful (Related to Mollify , Alleviate, Extenuate)
26Opaque
Blocking the passage of radiant energy and light; hard to understand or explain (Related to Obtuse, Thickheaded)
27Pedant
One who is unimaginative or who unduly emphasizes minutiae in the presentation or use of knowledge; precisionist in teaching (Related to knowledge)
28Placate
to soothe or mollify especially by concessions (Related to Appease)
29Pragmatic
Relating to matters of fact or practical affairs often to the excursion of intellectual or artisitic matters; Practical, not idealistic (Related to Busy, Officious, Opinionated)
30Precipitate
to throw violently; to bring about espcially abruptly; to cause to seperate from solution or suspension (Related to Rain)
31Prodigal
Characterized by profuse or wasteful expendature; reckless spendthrift, yeilding abundantly (related to Lavish, Luxuriant)
32Propriety
The quality or state of being proper or suitable; conforming to what is socially acceptable (Related to Appropriatness)
33Vacillate
To waver in mind, will, or feeling; hesitation in choice of opinions (Related to Fluctuate, Oscillate)
34Volatile
Subject to rapid or unexpected change; unable to hold attention becuase of an inherent lightness or fickleness of dispostion (Related to Explosive, Lighthearted, Lively)
35Zeal
Eagerness and ardent interest in the pursuit of something (Related to Fervor)