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Abate
- to become less intense or widespread
abstruse
- difficult to understand; obscure
adversary
- an opponent or enemy
apathy
- lack of interest, enthusiasm, or concern
belligerent
- hostile and aggressive
benevolence
- the quality of being kind and generous
capricious
- given to sudden and unaccountable changes in mood or behavior
censure
- to express severe disapproval or criticism
cogent
- clear, logical, and convincing
complacent
- showing self-satisfaction or contentment to a fault
convoluted
- extremely complex and difficult to follow
debilitate
- to
weaken
or make
feeble
disparity
- a great difference or inequality
dissent
- to
disagree
or hold a
different opinion
dogmatic
-
inclined
to lay down
principles
as
incontrovertibly true
eloquent
- fluent, articulate, and persuasive in speech
enigmatic
- mysterious and difficult to understand
ephemeral
- lasting for a very
short
time;
fleeting
exacerbate
- to make a problem or situation
worse
exemplary
- serving as a desirable model; commendable
extol
- to
praise enthusiatically
fluctuate
- to rise and fall irregularly; vary
hackneyed - overused
and
lacking in orginality
haughty
-
arrogantly superior
and
disdainful
impartial
- treating all
rivals
or
disputants equally
;
fair
and
just
incessant
-
continuing without interruption
incite
- to encourage or stir up
violent
or
unlawful behavior
indifferent
- having no particular
interest
or
sympathy
;
unconcerned
inevitable
- certain to happen and cannot be avoided
inquisitive
- curious or inquiring
insipid
- lacking flavor or interest; dull
intrepid
-
fearless
and
adventurous
jovial
- cheerful and friendly
lament
- to express grief or sorrow
magnanimous
-
generous
or
forgiving
, especially towards a
rival
or less
powerful
person
meticulous
- showing great
attention
to detail;
thorough
notorious
- famous or well-known, typically for something bad
ostentatious
- characterized by vulgar or pretentious display; designed to attract attention
pervasive
- spreading widely throughout an area or group
ponderous
- slow and clumsy because of great weight; dull and laborious
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