1Laconic
brefic and to the point; effectively cut short
2insipid
lacking taste or flavor
3pragmatic
concerned with practical matters
4iconoclast
someone who attacks cherished beliefs or instutions
5arduous
difficult to accomplish, hard to endure
6profligate
recklessly extravagant or wasteful in the use of resources
7prosaic
not challenging; dull and lacking excitement
8ameliorate
makeecome better
9obsequious
obedient or attentive to an excessive degree
10capricious
someone fo something governed to sudden behavior change; erratic or illogical changes in behavior
11fortuitous
happening by accident or change
12orthodox
conforming to all the traditional beliefs, and religious practices
13alacrity
lively and cheerful readiness
14pellucid
translucently clear
15corroborate
confirm or give support to
16magnanimous
very generous or forgiving
17scrupulous
dilligent, thorough, and extremely careful
18prolific
fruitful, present in large number
19dogmatic
dictatorial, opinionated
20placate
to make (someone) less angry or hostile
21mercurial
subject to sudden or unpredictable changes or mood, tempermental
22exacerbate
infuriate, make worse
23redundant
unnecessary, no longer needed because it duplicated what is already there
24hackneyed
unoriginal and dulloring
25prudent
acting with or showing care and thought
26beile
contradict, misrepresent, or give a false impression of something
27esoteric
mysterious; obscure
28cacophony
a harsh, discordant mixture of sounds
29impetuous
acting or done quickly without thought or care
30idiosyncrascy
a way of thought peculiar to an individual
31extant
in existence; surviving, not lost
32obscure
not discovered or known about; uncertain
33didatic
intended to teach, educational
34pithy
breif, to the point
35copious
abundant in supply or quantity
36ostentation
pretentious and vulgar display intended to impress, show off
37adulterate
alter or lower the value/quality, often for profit
38vociferous
someone who expresses their options, feelings, or complaints in a loud, forceful, and insistent manner
39taciturn
reserved or uncommunicative in speech
40obdurate
refuse to change one's opinon; stubborn
41garrulous
excessively talkative
42misanthrope
person who hates others
43lionize
treat someone as a celebrity
44imminent
about to happen
45frivolous
trivial, silly
46benign
not harmful, gentle, kindly
47dissonance
lack of harmony
48inculpate
accuse or blame
49docile
compliant, submissive
50sporadic
occuring at irregular intervals; scattered or isolated
51prevaricate
deceive, stretch the truth
52chicanery
deception, trickery
53gainsay
deny or contradict
54euolgy
speech written to deliver at a memorial service, honor the deceased
55belligerent
hostile and aggressive
56dispassionate
unfeeling, impartial
57providental
lucky, occuring at a favorable time; opportune
58diffidence
hesitancy; lack of confidence
59fractious
irritable and quarrelsome
60malign
harmful, injurious
61disparate
essentially different in kind, not allowing comparison
62plausible
seemingly reasonable or probable
63sanguine
optimistic or positive
64venerate
regard with great respect
65trite
a remark, idea, or expression that has been overused to the point of losing its originality/sincerity
66succinct
brefit, to the point
67ingenous
clever, original, inventive
68meticuluous
very careful and precise
69erudite
well-educated cultured
70bolster
support or strengthen
71enverate
weaken, wear out
72ambivalent
having mixed feelings, conflicting
73advocate
person supporting idea or cause publicly
74fervid
intensely enthusiastic or passionate
75fastidious
very careful and attentive
76soporific
tending to induce drowsiness or sleep
77inchoate
undeveloped, beginning
78reticent
secretive, quiet
79anachronism
error in time or placement
80ephemeral
momentary, passing
81lethargic
lazy, sluggish
82recalcitrant
disobedient, uncontrollable
83vacillate
go back and forth, be indecisive
84trivial
of little value or importance
85audacious
reckless, daring
86profound
very great or intense; thoughtful
87engender
cause or give rise to
88euphoric
intense excitement and happiness
89pedant
a person who overemphasizes rules or minor deatils
90tumultuous
confused or disorderly
91innocuous
harmless and inoffensive
92enigma
difficult to interpret or understand, mysterious
93deride
make fun of, insult
94auspisious
conductive to success; favorable
95inimical
tending to obstruct or harm
96equivocate
to avoid giving a clear or direct answer to a question
97superfluous
extra, unnescessary
98conspicuous
obvious, easily seen
99pusillanimous
lacking courage, fearful
100prodigal
recklessly/wastefully extravagant