1magnanimity
greatness of spirit
2malinger
feign illness to evade work
3malleable
capable of being shaped by pounding; soft and pliable
4maverick
independent individual; rebel
5mendacious
lying; habitually dishonest
6mercurial
rapid and unpredictable
7metamorphosis
change of form; total alteration
8misanthrope
one who hates or distrusts people
9morose
having a sullen and gloomy disposition
10neophyte
novice, beginner
11obduracy
stubborness; obstinacy
12obseqious
slavishly attentive; servile
13obviate
prevent (problems); make unecessary
14occlude
to close up or block off
15officious
excessively pushy in offering one's services
16onerous
burdensome; heavy; oppressive
17opprobrium
disgrace caused by shameful behavior; state of dishonor
18oscillate
swing to and fro like a pendulum; waver
19ostentation
prententious show (of wealth); gaudy display (often vulgar); excessive showiness
20palpable
perceptible by touch
21panegyric
eulogistic oration; formal expression of praise
22paragon
model of perfection; pattern of excellence; peerless example; ideal instance
23parsimony
excessive frugality
24pathological
relating to the study of disease; caused by disease; manifesting compulsive behavior; abnormal
25paucity
insufficiency of number; fewness
26peccadillo
minor sin; slight offense; trifling fault
27pedantic
showing off one's learning; overly fussy about minute details
28penchant
strong inclination; decided taste; definite liking
29penury
extreme poverty; destitution
30perennial
lasting many years; recurring again and again
31perfidious
disloyal; treacherous; faithless
32perfunctory
not thorough
33permeable
allowing liquids or gas to pass through
34phlegmatic
not easily disturbed or excited
35plasticity
physical malleability; ability to be shaped without breaking; capability of being molded
36platitude
trite remark; commonplace statement; banal comment
37plethora
superabundance; excess
38plummet
drop sharply; fall swiftly; decline steeply
39porous
full of pores; allowing passage of air or liquids
40preamble
an introductory statement; preliminary circumstance
41precarious
lack of security or stability that threatens with danger
42precipitate
showing undue haste or unexpectedness
43precursor
biochemical substance that gives rise to another substance. as in a chemical reaction; forerunner
44prevaricate
speak misleadingly; intentionally misstate
45pristine
unspoiled; immaculately clean
46probity
adherence to the highest principles and ideals
47problematic
difficult to solve or resolve
48prodigality
wasteful extravagance; recklessness with money; uncontrolled spending
49profligacy
wasteful extravagance
50prohibitive
tending to prevent or discourage something's purchase or use; inclined to prevent or forbid; exorbitant; expensive