1connoisseur
expert in art, literature, or taste
2consensus
general agreement
3construe
analyze, interpret, or understand
4consummate
bring to completion or perfection
5copious
large in number; full
7corroborate
confirm the truth or accuracy of
8counsel
advice, adviser, or advise
9credibility
ability to inspire belief or trust
10criterion
standard on which to base a judgment
11crucial
extremely important; vital
12culpable
at fault; blameworthy
13cursory
hasty and superficial
14curtail
shorten or reduce
15cynical
believing the worst of human nature and motives
16dapper
neatly and stylishly dressed
18defer
put off or postpone; yield courteously
19dejected
in very low spirits
20delete
strike out or remove
21delineate
portray or describe in detail
22delinquent
neglectful of a duty or obligation
23delude
mislead or deceive
24demure
modest and reserved in dress or behavior
25denouement
outcome; result
26desultory
shifting; haphazard or random
27deviate
move away from what is accepted as appropriate
28devoid
empty; lacking in
29devout
deeply religious, or sincere
30dexterous
skillful physically or mentally
31dilapidated
fallen into disrepair through neglect
32dilatory
inclined to put things off
33diligent
hardworking; thorough and persistent
34dire
dreadful or disastrous; urgent
35discomfit
defeat, frustrate, or perplex
36discourse
lengthy oral exchange
37discriminate
distinguish between two or more things
38disparage
belittle or undervalue
39disparity
difference or inequality
40distraught
deeply distressed or agitated
41divulge
make known, public
42docile
easy to teach or manage
43dormant
inactive; suspended in use or growth
44drastic
violently forceful and swift; extreme
45duplicity
deliberate deception in speech or conduct
46eclectic
choosing from various sources
47effete
worn out; overrefined
48efficacious
capable of producing a desired effect
49effrontery
shameless boldness
50elicit
draw out or call forth
51elite
a select group; superior
52emaciated
reduced by starvation or disease
53emanate
flow out; send forth
54embellish
decorate or enhance
55empathy
ability to understand and share the feelings of another
56eminent
high in rank; distinguished
57emulate
try to equal or excel the excellence of
58enclave
area lying wholly within another area
59endemic
native to a particular locality
60enigma
intentionally obscure statement; something puzzling
61entice
lead on by arousing hope or desire
62entreat
ask or petition earnestly
63envisage
make a mental image of; imagine
64epithet
phrase used to describe one; nickname
65equanimity
calmness or evenness of temper
68esoteric
understood by or intended for a select group; difficult
69ethical
in accordance with accepted morals
70ethnic
belonging to a group that shares common background or descent.
71euphemism
substitution of an inoffensive term for one that is taboo
72exacerbate
increase the severity of; to irritate
73exalt
elevate in power; glorify
74exemplary
worthy of imitation; role model
75exigency
state of urgency; pressing needs
76exodus
departure of many people
77exotic
foreign, unfamiliar
78expedient
convenient means to an end
79exploit
use to one's advantage
80expound
explain in detail
81fabricate
make up with the intention of deceiving
82facetious
not meant seriously; playful or humorous
84fallacy
faulty reasoning; misbelief
85fathom
understand; comprehend
87feasible
both doable and workable; viable
88feign
pretend to give a false appearance of
89felicitous
suited to the circumstances; apt
90fetish
object believed to have magical powers; fixation
92fickle
likely to change; capricious
94finesse
delicate skill or cleverness
95flagrant
glaringly bad; outrageous
97flout
mock; treat with contempt
98fluctuate
rise and fall; vary irregularly
99foible
minor character flaw
100forestall
prevent by taking action in advance
101formidable
arousing fear or awe
102fortuitous
occurring by chance or accident
103frugal
not wasteful; thrifty
104fulsome
flattering to an excessive degree
105futile
useless; unsuccessful or ineffective
106gape
stare with open mouth
107garble
mix up or distort
108gloat
regard with malicious satisfaction; brag
110graphic
lifelike; vivid
111gratuitous
unnecessary or unwanted; freely given
112gregarious
outgoing; sociable
113grimace
facial expression of fear, disapproval, or pain
114grope
search blindly; feel out
115grueling
extremely demanding and exhausting
116gruesome
causing great shock or horror
117gullible
easily cheated or deceived
118haggard
worn and exhausted; careworn
119harangue
lengthy and aggressive speech
120harbinger
forerunner; herald
121Haughty
arrogantly superior and disdainful
122Heinous
grossly wicked or vile
123Ignominy
public shame or disgrace
124Illicit
unlawful, illegal
125Immaculate
perfectly clean; spotless
126Immunity
protection or exemption from penalty
129Impediment
hindrance or obstruction
130Impervious
incapable of being affected
131Implacable
unable to be appeased or pacified
132Implicit
implied but not expressed
134Incarcerate
imprison; confine
135Incense
make violently angry
136Inception
beginning of something
138Ingenious
clever; resourceful
139Inherent
belonging naturally; essential
140Innovation
omething new; change
141Instigate
stir up or urge on
142Insuperable
incapable of being overcome
143Intervene
come between; involve oneself
144Intrepid
fearless and bold
145Inveigh
protest bitterly
146Irony
contrast between expectation and reality
147Jeopardize
endanger; put at risk
148Jettison
throw overboard; discard
149Judicious
showing sound judgement
150Justify
show or prove to be right or reasonable