English

• embellishing


  decorating; ornamenting
• enhancement


  an improvement in quality, value, or extent
• minutiae


  small or relatively unimportant details
• mirage


  something that falsely appears to be real
• poseur


  a person who assumes attitudes or manners merely for their effect upon others
• predilection


  a preconceived liking
• proclivity


  a strong natural liking for something that is usually bad
• pulchritude


  physical beauty
• external


  outwardly visible
• elixir


  a supposed remedy
• ennui


  weariness and dissatisfaction resulting from inactivity or lack of interest; boredom
• entreating


  asking earnestly; begging
• fracas


  a noisy fight or loud quarrel
• enervate


  to deprive of strength, force
• expunge


  to erase or remove completely; delete
• ebullient


  overflowing with enthusiasm, high spirits, etc.; exuberant
• frenzied


  wild or frantic
• imperturbable


  that cannot be disconcerted, disturbed, excited
• effervescence


  vivacity and enthusiasm
• infinitesimal


  infinitely small
• inimitable


  that cannot be imitated or matched
• iniquitous


  wicked; unjust
• intrepid


  not afraid; bold; fearless; very brave
• puerile


  childish; silly; immature
• hodgepodge


  any jumbled mixture; mess
• insularity


  ignorance of or lack of interest in cultures
• quietude


  rest; calmness
• reprobate


  an unprincipled or totally bad person
• transgression


  breach of a law, duty, etc.; sin
• emend


  to correct or improve
• ineffable

  too overwhelming to be expressed or described in words; inexpressible
• in back of, in between both phrases are incorrect; remove in
• later

  at a time subsequent to a reference time
• latter


  denoting the second or second mentioned of two people or things
• like


  used as a verb or as a preposition
• as


  a subordinating conjunction; as a preposition, it means in the capacity of
• as if


  a subordinating conjunction; the same with as though until comparison
• say


  used for both direct and indirect speech; after say, the indirect object uses "to me/us/you" and usually follows the quoted speech
• tell

  used for indirect speech; after tell, the indirect object comes immediately after the verb -> there's a specific person
• assure


  something you do to a person, a group of people, or an animal to remove doubt or anxiety