synonyms

• Arrant

  Complete and wholly
• Abrogate


  To revoke
• Anachronism


  Something inappropriate for the given time period
• Artless


  Without cunning or deceit
• Asperity


  Harsh in manner
• Belie


  To give a false representation to; misrepresent
• Byzantine

  Complex and intricate
• Cajole


  Persuade by flattery or coaxing
• Conciliate


  To make peace with
• Connecticutian


  A native or resident of Connecticut
• Consanguineous


  Of the same blood or origin (descended from the same ancestor)
• Demagogue


  A political leader who uses rhetoric to appeal to prejudices and desires of ordinary citizens
• Diatribe


  A verbal attack against a person
• Dilatory


  Wasting time
• Embourgeoisement


  A shift to bourgeois values and practices
• Equivocate


  To speak vaguely, with the intention of misleading someone
• Fatuous


  Devoid of intelligence
• Gaffe


  A socially awkward act
• Garrulous


  Talking too much
• Hoi Polloi


  The common people generally
• Hubris


  Overbearing pride
• Iconoclast


  Someone who criticizes or attacks cherished ideas and beliefs
• Impedimenta


  Things that impede
• Inchoate


  Only partly in existence; imperfectly formed
• Indefatigable


  Showing sustained enthusiastic action with unflagging vitality
• Inundate


  Flooded
• Invective


  Abusive language
• Jackasseries


  The actions of a jackass
• Martinet

  Someone who demands exact conformity to rules and forms
• Myrmecophilous


  Fond of ants
• Nonplussed


  Filled with bewilderment
• Omphaloskepsis


  A lack of will to move, exert, or change
• Panache


  Distinctive and stylish elegance
• Pillory


  Ridicule or expose to public scorn
• Polyphiloprogenitive


  Extremely prolific; tending to produce offspring, or characterized by love of offspring
• Psychotomimetic


  Psychotic alteration of behavior and personality
• Puissant


  Powerful
• Pulchritudinous


  Physically beautiful
• Quattuordecillion


  A number equal to 1 followed by 45 zeros
• Quisling


  A traitor