Indoctrinate To teach a specific body of doctrine or point of view, excluding other options; to impose partisan or one-sided way of thinking (verb) Turbulence Violent or unsteady disturbance or movement of air or water (noun) Enervate To weaken the strength or health of (verb) Parochial Narrowly restricted in outlook (adj) Authoritarian Demanding or expecting total obedience (adj) Composure Mental calmness (noun) Reverent Worshipful (adj) Congenital Existing from birth (adj) Virulent Extremely poisonous; full of malice; spiteful (adj) Urbane Refined (adj) Heed To pay attention to (verb) Steadfast Firmly and consistently loyal (adj) Egregious Obviously bad (adj) Anarchy Lawlessness; lack of government; absence of authority or rules (noun) Marred Made less perfect through injury or damage (adj/verb) Conciliatory Trying to win over or to calm by agreeing to demands; soothing (adj) Wanton Senseless (adj) Premonition A warning in advance (noun) Formidable Inspiring fear or respect through being impressively large, powerful, intense, or capable (adj) Devious Tricky (adj) Laconic Using as few words as possible; concise; to the point (adj) Obliterate To destroy or erase completely (verb) Vitriolic Sharp and bitter (adj) Whimsical Impulsive (adj) Partisan One-sided; committed to a party; biased or prejudiced (adj/noun) Dissonance Harshness of sound (noun) Irrefutable Impossible to disprove; beyond argument (adj) Indict To charge with an offense; blame (verb) Incorrigible Incapable of being reformed or improved (adj) Insipid Boring (adj) Desecrate To treat with extreme disrespect; violating sacredness (verb) Rebuffed Rejected (verb) Ingratiate To flatter someone (verb) Static Still (adj) Sullen Quietly resentful; bitter; irritable (adj) Aberration Something that differs from the norm (noun) Scanty Barely sufficient; barely adequate (adj) Precocious Showing unusually early development (especially in talents and mental capacity) (adj) Articulate Using words effectively (adj) Diffident Lacking self- confidence; timid (adj) Bombastic Using high- sounding language without much meaning; overblown (adj) Discordant Lacking agreement; lacking harmony (adj) Inexorable Inflexible, unyielding (adj) Immutable Not varying (adj) Debilitate To deprive of strength or energy (verb) Preclude To make impossible in advance; prevent (verb) Usurp To seize power or position by force or without right (verb) Stealthy Moving or acting in a cautious, deceptive way; sneaky (adj) Belittle To make something seem less worthy or less important; disparage (verb) Efface To erase (verb) Depravity Evil; moral corruption (noun) Submissive Giving in to the authority of others; obedient (adj) Elusive Difficult to catch or to hold; hard to explain or understand (adj) Temerity The nerve or boldness to do something rash or reckless (noun) Taciturn Habitually non- talkative; uncommunicative (adj) Supercilious Proud, scornful, looking down on others (adj) Satirical Attacking human vice or foolishness (adj) Extol To praise highly (verb) Pique A sudden outburst of anger (noun) Suppress To put down by force; control; restrain (verb) Garrulous Annoyingly talkative (adj) Predilection Natural preference; tendency to like something (noun) Inscrutable Incapable of being understood (adj) Meager Lacking in quality or quantity; insufficient; not enough (adj) Virtuoso A master performer (noun) Peerless Without an equal (adj) Stupor A drowsy state (noun) Cordial Warm and friendly (adj) Delineate To represent in words or pictures; describe; portray (verb) Quixotic Idealistic but impractical; unrealistic (adj) Buoyant Able to float (adj) Zany Absurdly funny (adj) Grueling Physically or mentally exhausting (adj) Defame To damage the good name or reputation of (verb) Prestigious Highly valued (adj) Ponderous Heavy (adj) Contiguous Sharing an edge or boundary (adj) Salutary Promoting good health; beneficial (adj) Subjugate To bring under control; enslave (verb) Predecessor Person who comes before (noun) Cajole To plead with (verb) Acquiesce To consent without protest (verb) Trepidation Fear, fright, trembling (noun) Paragon A model of excellence or perfection (noun) Callous Hardened in mind or feelings (adj) Capitulate To yield (verb) Indigent Not having enough to live on; very poor, impoverished (adj) Officious Offering unwanted advice or services; meddlesome (adj) Disparage To say bad things about (verb) Sycophant A flatterer (noun) Provincial Limited and narrow in outlook; unsophisticated (adj) Aesthetic Pleasing to the senses (adj) Accommodate To provide with something needed; make or have room for (verb) Evanescent Gradually disappearing; fading away (adj) Spurn To reject or refuse with scorn (verb) Thwart To oppose and defeat; obstruct, frustrate (verb) Catalyst Something that causes or speeds up a process (noun) Amicable Friendly (adj) Propriety Correctness (noun) Clairvoyant Having the supposed power to see things not perceived by the normal senses (adj/noun) Indoctrinate To teach a specific body of doctrine or point of view, excluding other options; to impose partisan or one-sided way of thinking (verb) Turbulence Violent or unsteady disturbance or movement of air or water (noun) Enervate To weaken the strength or health of (verb) Parochial Narrowly restricted in outlook (adj) Authoritarian Demanding or expecting total obedience (adj) Composure Mental calmness (noun) Reverent Worshipful (adj) Congenital Existing from birth (adj) Virulent Extremely poisonous; full of malice; spiteful (adj) Urbane Refined (adj) Heed To pay attention to (verb) Steadfast Firmly and consistently loyal (adj) Egregious Obviously bad (adj) Anarchy Lawlessness; lack of government; absence of authority or rules (noun) Marred Made less perfect through injury or damage (adj/verb) Conciliatory Trying to win over or to calm by agreeing to demands; soothing (adj) Wanton Senseless (adj) Premonition A warning in advance (noun) Formidable Inspiring fear or respect through being impressively large, powerful, intense, or capable (adj) Devious Tricky (adj) Laconic Using as few words as possible; concise; to the point (adj) Obliterate To destroy or erase completely (verb) Vitriolic Sharp and bitter (adj) Whimsical Impulsive (adj) Partisan One-sided; committed to a party; biased or prejudiced (adj/noun) Dissonance Harshness of sound (noun) Irrefutable Impossible to disprove; beyond argument (adj) Indict To charge with an offense; blame (verb) Incorrigible Incapable of being reformed or improved (adj) Insipid Boring (adj) Desecrate To treat with extreme disrespect; violating sacredness (verb) Rebuffed Rejected (verb) Ingratiate To flatter someone (verb) Static Still (adj) Sullen Quietly resentful; bitter; irritable (adj) Aberration Something that differs from the norm (noun) Scanty Barely sufficient; barely adequate (adj) Precocious Showing unusually early development (especially in talents and mental capacity) (adj) Articulate Using words effectively (adj) Diffident Lacking self- confidence; timid (adj) Bombastic Using high- sounding language without much meaning; overblown (adj) Discordant Lacking agreement; lacking harmony (adj) Inexorable Inflexible, unyielding (adj) Immutable Not varying (adj) Debilitate To deprive of strength or energy (verb) Preclude To make impossible in advance; prevent (verb) Usurp To seize power or position by force or without right (verb) Stealthy Moving or acting in a cautious, deceptive way; sneaky (adj) Belittle To make something seem less worthy or less important; disparage (verb) Efface To erase (verb) Depravity Evil; moral corruption (noun) Submissive Giving in to the authority of others; obedient (adj) Elusive Difficult to catch or to hold; hard to explain or understand (adj) Temerity The nerve or boldness to do something rash or reckless (noun) Taciturn Habitually non- talkative; uncommunicative (adj) Supercilious Proud, scornful, looking down on others (adj) Satirical Attacking human vice or foolishness (adj) Extol To praise highly (verb) Pique A sudden outburst of anger (noun) Suppress To put down by force; control; restrain (verb) Garrulous Annoyingly talkative (adj) Predilection Natural preference; tendency to like something (noun) Inscrutable Incapable of being understood (adj) Meager Lacking in quality or quantity; insufficient; not enough (adj) Virtuoso A master performer (noun) Peerless Without an equal (adj) Stupor A drowsy state (noun) Cordial Warm and friendly (adj) Delineate To represent in words or pictures; describe; portray (verb) Quixotic Idealistic but impractical; unrealistic (adj) Buoyant Able to float (adj) Zany Absurdly funny (adj) Grueling Physically or mentally exhausting (adj) Defame To damage the good name or reputation of (verb) Prestigious Highly valued (adj) Ponderous Heavy (adj) Contiguous Sharing an edge or boundary (adj) Salutary Promoting good health; beneficial (adj) Subjugate To bring under control; enslave (verb) Predecessor Person who comes before (noun) Cajole To plead with (verb) Acquiesce To consent without protest (verb) Trepidation Fear, fright, trembling (noun) Paragon A model of excellence or perfection (noun) Callous Hardened in mind or feelings (adj) Capitulate To yield (verb) Indigent Not having enough to live on; very poor, impoverished (adj) Officious Offering unwanted advice or services; meddlesome (adj) Disparage To say bad things about (verb) Sycophant A flatterer (noun) Provincial Limited and narrow in outlook; unsophisticated (adj) Aesthetic Pleasing to the senses (adj) Accommodate To provide with something needed; make or have room for (verb) Evanescent Gradually disappearing; fading away (adj) Spurn To reject or refuse with scorn (verb) Thwart To oppose and defeat; obstruct, frustrate (verb) Catalyst Something that causes or speeds up a process (noun) Amicable Friendly (adj) Propriety Correctness (noun) Clairvoyant Having the supposed power to see things not perceived by the normal senses (adj/noun)
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To teach a specific body of doctrine or point of view, excluding other options; to impose partisan or one-sided way of thinking (verb)
Violent or unsteady disturbance or movement of air or water (noun)
To weaken the strength or health of (verb)
Narrowly restricted in outlook (adj)
Demanding or expecting total obedience (adj)
Mental calmness (noun)
Worshipful (adj)
Existing from birth (adj)
Extremely poisonous; full of malice; spiteful (adj)
Refined (adj)
To pay attention to (verb)
Firmly and consistently loyal (adj)
Obviously bad (adj)
Lawlessness; lack of government; absence of authority or rules (noun)
Made less perfect through injury or damage (adj/verb)
Trying to win over or to calm by agreeing to demands; soothing (adj)
Senseless (adj)
A warning in advance (noun)
Inspiring fear or respect through being impressively large, powerful, intense, or capable (adj)
Tricky (adj)
Using as few words as possible; concise; to the point (adj)
To destroy or erase completely (verb)
Sharp and bitter (adj)
Impulsive (adj)
One-sided; committed to a party; biased or prejudiced (adj/noun)
Harshness of sound (noun)
Impossible to disprove; beyond argument (adj)
To charge with an offense; blame (verb)
Incapable of being reformed or improved (adj)
Boring (adj)
To treat with extreme disrespect; violating sacredness (verb)
Rejected (verb)
To flatter someone (verb)
Still (adj)
Quietly resentful; bitter; irritable (adj)
Something that differs from the norm (noun)
Barely sufficient; barely adequate (adj)
Showing unusually early development (especially in talents and mental capacity) (adj)
Using words effectively (adj)
Lacking self-confidence; timid (adj)
Using high-sounding language without much meaning; overblown (adj)
Lacking agreement; lacking harmony (adj)
Inflexible, unyielding (adj)
Not varying (adj)
To deprive of strength or energy (verb)
To make impossible in advance; prevent (verb)
To seize power or position by force or without right (verb)
Moving or acting in a cautious, deceptive way; sneaky (adj)
To make something seem less worthy or less important; disparage (verb)
To erase (verb)
Evil; moral corruption (noun)
Giving in to the authority of others; obedient (adj)
Difficult to catch or to hold; hard to explain or understand (adj)
The nerve or boldness to do something rash or reckless (noun)
Habitually non-talkative; uncommunicative (adj)
Proud, scornful, looking down on others (adj)
Attacking human vice or foolishness (adj)
To praise highly (verb)
A sudden outburst of anger (noun)
To put down by force; control; restrain (verb)
Annoyingly talkative (adj)
Natural preference; tendency to like something (noun)
Incapable of being understood (adj)
Lacking in quality or quantity; insufficient; not enough (adj)
A master performer (noun)
Without an equal (adj)
A drowsy state (noun)
Warm and friendly (adj)
To represent in words or pictures; describe; portray (verb)
Idealistic but impractical; unrealistic (adj)
Able to float (adj)
Absurdly funny (adj)
Physically or mentally exhausting (adj)
To damage the good name or reputation of (verb)
Highly valued (adj)
Heavy (adj)
Sharing an edge or boundary (adj)
Promoting good health; beneficial (adj)
To bring under control; enslave (verb)
Person who comes before (noun)
To plead with (verb)
To consent without protest (verb)
Fear, fright, trembling (noun)
A model of excellence or perfection (noun)
Hardened in mind or feelings (adj)
To yield (verb)
Not having enough to live on; very poor, impoverished (adj)
Offering unwanted advice or services; meddlesome (adj)
To say bad things about (verb)
A flatterer (noun)
Limited and narrow in outlook; unsophisticated (adj)
Pleasing to the senses (adj)
To provide with something needed; make or have room for (verb)
Gradually disappearing; fading away (adj)
To reject or refuse with scorn (verb)
To oppose and defeat; obstruct, frustrate (verb)
Something that causes or speeds up a process (noun)
Friendly (adj)
Correctness (noun)
Having the supposed power to see things not perceived by the normal senses (adj/noun)
