| 631152480 | indifferent | lacking a preference; neutral (adj.) | | 0 |
| 631152481 | apathy | lack of emotion or interest (n.) | | 1 |
| 631152482 | obscure | unclear; clouded; partially hidden (adj.) | | 2 |
| 631152483 | impartial | unbiased; neutral (adj.) | | 3 |
| 631152484 | objective | without bias (adj.) | | 4 |
| 631152485 | revere | to worship; to honor (v.) | | 5 |
| 631152486 | discriminate | to differentiate; to make a clear distinction (v.) | | 6 |
| 631152487 | denounce | to speak out against; to condemn (v.) | | 7 |
| 631152488 | innovate | to introduce something new (v.) | | 8 |
| 631152489 | relevant | important (adj.) | | 9 |
| 631152490 | candid | honest; frank (adj.) | | 10 |
| 631152491 | discernment | insight; ability to see things clearly (n.) | | 11 |
| 631152492 | disdain | arrogant scorn; contempt (n.) | | 12 |
| 631152493 | abstract | theoretical; lacking substance (adj.) | | 13 |
| 631152494 | temperate | mild; moderate; restrained (adj.) | | 14 |
| 631152495 | enigma | mystery (n.) | | 15 |
| 631152496 | inevitable | unavoidable; bound to happen (adj.) | | 16 |
| 631152497 | eccentric | not conventional; a little kooky; irregular (adj.) | | 17 |
| 631152498 | provincial | limited in outlook; narrow (adj.) | | 18 |
| 631152499 | futile | hopeless; without effect (adj.) | | 19 |
| 631152500 | diverse | varied (adj.) | | 20 |
| 631152501 | benevolent | kind; good-hearted; generous (adj.) | | 21 |
| 631152502 | pious | reverent or devout (adj.) | | 22 |
| 631152503 | conciliatory | making peace; attempting to solve a dispute through goodwill (adj.) | | 23 |
| 631152504 | resignation | reluctant acceptance of a bad situation (n.) | | 24 |
| 631152505 | resolute | determined; firm; unwavering (adj.) | | 25 |
| 631152506 | servile | submissive and subservient; like a servant (adj.) | | 26 |
| 631152507 | acute | sharp; shrewd (adj.) | | 27 |
| 631152508 | reticent | restrained; uncommunicative (adj.) | | 28 |
| 631152509 | anarchy | absence of government or control; lawlessness; disorder (n.) | | 29 |
| 631152510 | virulent | extremely poisonous; malignant; full of hate (adj.) | | 30 |
| 631152511 | scrutinize | to examine closely (v.) | | 31 |
| 631152512 | discord | disagreement (n.) | | 32 |
| 631152513 | repudiate | to reject; to deny; to refuse to acknowledge (v.) | | 33 |
| 631152514 | diligent | hardworking (adj.) | | 34 |
| 631152515 | superficial | on the surface only; shallow; not thorough (adj.) | | 35 |
| 631152516 | contempt | reproachful disdain; the act of despising (n.) | | 36 |
| 631152517 | lucid | clear; easy to understand (adj.) | | 37 |
| 631152518 | aesthetic | dealing with artistic beauty; attractive (adj.) | | 38 |
| 631152519 | prodigal | extravagant; wasteful (adj.) | | 39 |
| 631152520 | augment | to add to; to increase; to make bigger (v.) | | 40 |
| 631152521 | complacent | smug; self-satisfied; pleased with oneself; contented to a fault (adj.) | | 41 |
| 631152522 | guile | cunning; duplicity (adj.) | | 42 |
| 631152523 | squander | to waste (v.) | | 43 |
| 631152524 | incessant | unceasing; never-ending (adj.) | | 44 |
| 631152525 | laudable | worthy of praise (adj.) | | 45 |
| 631152526 | deter | to prevent (v.) | | 46 |
| 631152527 | redundant | repetitive; unnecessary (adj.) | | 47 |
| 631152528 | infamous | shamefully wicked; having an extremely bad reputation (adj.) | | 48 |
| 631152529 | provocative | exciting; attracting attention (adj.) | | 49 |
| 631152530 | depravity | moral corruption (n.) | | 50 |
| 631152531 | gravity | seriousness (n.) | | 51 |
| 631152532 | banal | unoriginal; ordinary (adj.) | | 52 |
| 631152533 | extol | to praise (v.) | | 53 |
| 631152534 | euphony | pleasant sound (n.) | | 54 |
| 631152535 | deride | to ridicule; to laugh at contemptuously (v.) | | 55 |
| 631152536 | insipid | dull; banal (adj.) | | 56 |
| 631152537 | austere | unadorned; stern; forbidding; without much money (adj.) | | 57 |
| 631152538 | expedite | to make faster or easier (v.) | | 58 |
| 631152539 | heresy | an opinion violently opposed to established beliefs (n.) | | 59 |
| 631152540 | novel | new; original (adj.) | | 60 |
| 631152541 | philanthropy | love of mankind; donating to charity (n.) | | 61 |
| 631152542 | tentative | experimental; temporary; uncertain (adj.) | | 62 |
| 631152543 | deference | submission to another's will; respect; courtesy (n.) | | 63 |
| 631152544 | vacillate | to be indecisive; to waver back and forth (v.) | | 64 |
| 631152545 | fervor | passion; intensity (n.) | | 65 |
| 631152546 | dispassionate | without passion; objective; neutral (adj.) | | 66 |
| 631152547 | pragmatic | practical; down to earth (adj.) | | 67 |
| 631152548 | rigorous | strict; harsh; severe (adj.) | | 68 |
| 631152549 | solemn | serious; grave (adj.) | | 69 |
| 631152550 | alleviate | to lessen; to relieve, usually temporarily or incompletely (v.) | | 70 |
| 631152551 | negligence | carelessness (n.) | | 71 |
| 631152552 | conspicuous | standing out; obvious (adj.) | | 72 |
| 631152553 | advocate | to speak in favor of; to support (v.) | | 73 |
| 631152554 | ascetic | hermitlike; practicing self-denial; one who leads a life devoid of luxuries (adj.) | | 74 |
| 631152555 | profound | deep; insightful (adj.) | | 75 |
| 631152556 | ironic | satiric; unexpected (adj.) | | 76 |
| 631152557 | dogmatic | arrogantly assertive of unproven ideas or beliefs; arrogantly claiming that something is true (adj.) | | 77 |
| 631152558 | condone | to overlook; to permit to happen (v.) | | 78 |
| 631152559 | dissent | disagreement (n.) | | 79 |
| 631152560 | volition | will; conscious desire (n.) | | 80 |
| 631152561 | voluntary | willing; unforced (adj.) | | 81 |
| 631152562 | didactic | instructive; intended to instruct (adj.) | | 82 |
| 631152563 | disparate | different; incompatible (adj.) | | 83 |
| 631152564 | disparage | to belittle; to make uncomplimentary remarks (v.) | | 84 |
| 631152565 | ephemeral | short-lived; fleeting (adj.) | | 85 |
| 631152566 | compliant | yielding; submissive (adj.) | | 86 |
| 631152567 | prosaic | dull; unimaginative (adj.) | | 87 |
| 631152568 | profuse | flowing; extravagant (adj.) | | 88 |
| 631152569 | fastidious | meticulous; demanding (adj.) | | 89 |
| 631152570 | belligerent | combative; quarrelsome (adj.) | | 90 |
| 631152571 | astute | perceptive; intelligent (adj.) | | 91 |
| 631152572 | languish | to become weak, listless, or depressed (v.) | | 92 |
| 631152573 | censure | to condemn severely (v.) | | 93 |
| 631152574 | stagnation | lack of motion; inactivity (n.) | | 94 |
| 631152575 | mitigate | to lessen the severity of something (v.) | | 95 |
| 631152576 | reprehensible | worthy of blame or censure (adj.) | | 96 |
| 631152577 | engender | to create; to produce; to cause to come into existence (v.) | | 97 |
| 631152578 | exemplary | outstanding; setting an example (adj.) | | 98 |
| 631152579 | relegate | to banish; to send away (v.) | | 99 |
| 631174912 | anecdote | a brief, entertaining story (n.) | | 100 |
| 631174913 | scanty | inadequate; minimal (adj.) | | 101 |
| 631174914 | fallacious | false; misleading (adj.) | | 102 |
| 631174915 | acclaim | praise; applause; admiration (n.) | | 103 |
| 631174916 | uniform | consistent; unchanging; the same for everyone (adj.) | | 104 |
| 631174917 | incoherent | jumbled; chaotic; impossible to understand (adj.) | | 105 |
| 631174918 | repress | to hold down (v.) | | 106 |
| 631174919 | articulate | speaking clearly and well (adj.) | | 107 |
| 631174920 | solicit | to ask for; to seek (v.) | | 108 |
| 631174921 | reproach | to scold (v.) | | 109 |
| 631174922 | condescend | to stoop to someone's level (usu. offensive); to patronize (v.) | | 110 |
| 631174923 | orthodox | adhering to established principles or doctrines, esp. in religion; by the book (adj.) | | 111 |
| 631174924 | indolence | habitual laziness (n.) | | 112 |
| 631174925 | congenial | agreeably suitable; pleasant (adj.) | | 113 |
| 631174926 | preclude | to prevent; to make impossible (v.) | | 114 |
| 631174927 | apprehensive | worried; anxious (adj.) | | 115 |
| 631174928 | opaque | dark; unclear; impossible to see through or understand (adj.) | | 116 |
| 631174929 | elaborate | 1. detailed; careful (adj.) 2. to speak further; expand (v.) | | 117 |
| 631174930 | elusive | hard to pin down; difficult to grasp; evasive (adj.) | | 118 |
| 631174931 | efface | to erase; to rub away the features of (v.) | | 119 |
| 631174932 | taciturn | disinclined to talk; silent (adj.) | | 120 |
| 631174933 | ameliorate | to make better or more tolerable (v.) | | 121 |
| 631174934 | acquiesce | to give in; to agree (v.) | | 122 |
| 631174935 | atrophy | to waste away from lack of use (v.) | | 123 |
| 631174936 | dubious | doubtful; uncertain (adj.) | | 124 |
| 631174937 | flagrant | shocking; outstandingly bad (adj.) | | 125 |
| 631174938 | concise | brief and to the point; succinct (adj.) | | 126 |
| 631174939 | immutable | unchangeable; permanent (adj.) | | 127 |
| 631174940 | static | 1. stationary; not changing or moving (adj.) 2. interference (n.) | | 128 |
| 631174941 | credulous | believing; gullible (adj.) | | 129 |
| 631174942 | blasphemy | irreverence; an insult to something held sacred (n.) | | 130 |
| 631174943 | coalesce | to come together as one; to fuse (v.) | | 131 |
| 631174944 | cryptic | mysterious; mystifying (adj.) | | 132 |
| 631174945 | levity | lightness; frivolity; playfulness (n.) | | 133 |
| 631174946 | ambivalent | undecided; uncertain (adj.) | | 134 |
| 631174947 | innate | existing at birth; inborn; inherent (adj.) | | 135 |
| 631174948 | sycophant | a servile self-seeking flatterer; a suck-up (n.) | | 136 |
| 631174949 | amiable | friendly (adj.) | | 137 |
| 631174950 | esoteric | hard to understand; understood only by a select few; peculiar (adj.) | | 138 |
| 631174951 | extraneous | irrelevant; unnecessary; unimportant (adj.) | | 139 |
| 631174952 | tedious | tiresome; boring (adj.) | | 140 |
| 631174953 | caustic | like acid; corrosive; burning (adj.) | | 141 |
| 631174954 | inadvertent | careless; without intention (adj.) | | 142 |
| 631174955 | exhaustive | thorough; complete (adj.) | | 143 |
| 631174956 | incongruous | not harmonious; out of place; not consistent; incompatible (adj.) | | 144 |
| 631174957 | belittle | to insult (v.) | | 145 |
| 631174958 | unprecedented | happening for the first time; never seen before (adj.) | | 146 |
| 631174959 | digress | to go off subject (v.) | | 147 |
| 631174960 | appease | to soothe; to pacify by giving in to (v.) | | 148 |
| 631174961 | frivolous | not serious; not solemn; with levity (adj.) | | 149 |
| 631174962 | instigate | to provoke; to stir up (v.) | | 150 |
| 631174963 | sage | 1. wise (adj.) 2. a wise person (n.) | | 151 |
| 631174964 | predecessor | someone or something that came before another (n.) | | 152 |
| 631174965 | jeopardy | danger (n.) | | 153 |
| 631174966 | tangible | touchable; palpable; perceptible (adj.) | | 154 |
| 631174967 | indulgent | lenient; yielding to desire (adj.) | | 155 |
| 631174968 | remorse | sadness; regret (n.) | | 156 |
| 631174969 | pivotal | crucial (adj.) | | 157 |
| 631174970 | scrupulous | strict; careful; ethical (adj.) | | 158 |
| 631174971 | refute | to disprove; to prove to be false (v.) | | 159 |
| 631174972 | respite | a rest; a period of relief (n.) | | 160 |
| 631174973 | stoic | lacking emotion; transparent to pleasure or pain (adj.) | | 161 |
| 631174974 | volatile | quick to evaporate; highly unstable; explosive (adj.) | | 162 |
| 631174975 | peripheral | unimportant; on the edges (adj.) | | 163 |
| 631174976 | hedonistic | pleasure-seeking; indulgent (adj.) | | 164 |
| 631174977 | idiom | a peculiar expression (n.) | | 165 |
| 631174978 | benefactor | a generous donor (n.) | | 166 |
| 631174979 | brevity | briefness (n.) | | 167 |
| 631174980 | apocryphal | of doubtful origin or authenticity; false; spurious (adj.) | | 168 |
| 631174981 | virtuoso | a masterful musician; someone accomplished in their field (n.) | | 169 |
| 631174982 | slander | to defame; to speak maliciously and untruly of someone (v.) | | 170 |
| 631174983 | animosity | resentment; hostility (n.) | | 171 |
| 631174984 | deplete | to use up; to reduce (v.) | | 172 |
| 631174985 | amity | friendship (n.) | | 173 |
| 631174986 | stringent | strict; restrictive (adj.) | | 174 |
| 631174987 | voluminous | very large; spacious (adj.) | | 175 |
| 631174988 | auspicious | favorable; promising; pointing to a good result (adj.) | | 176 |
| 631174989 | fickle | capricious; whimsical; indecisive; erratic (adj.) | | 177 |
| 631174990 | lethargy | sluggishness; laziness; drowsiness (n.) | | 178 |
| 631174991 | hackneyed | lacking in freshness or originality (adj.) | | 179 |
| 631174992 | amass | to accumulate (v.) | | 180 |
| 631174993 | willful | deliberate; obstinate; insistent of having one's way (adj.) | | 181 |
| 631174994 | bastion | stronghold; fortress; fortified place (n.) | | 182 |
| 631174995 | trepidation | fear; apprehension; nervous trembling (n.) | | 183 |
| 631174996 | desecrate | to profane a holy place; to violate the sanctity of; to treat with disrespect (v.) | | 184 |
| 631174997 | fortuitous | accidentally fortunate; happening by chance (adj.) | | 185 |
| 631174998 | vehement | urgent; passionate; intensely emotional; powerful (adj.) | | 186 |
| 631174999 | assuage | to soothe; to pacify; to relieve (v.) | | 187 |
| 631175000 | prodigious | extraordinary; enormous (adj.) | | 188 |
| 631175001 | torpor | sluggishness; inactivity; apathy (n.) | | 189 |
| 631175002 | furtive | secretive (adj.) | | 190 |
| 631175003 | supercilious | haughty; patronizing; arrogant (adj.) | | 191 |
| 631175004 | prudent | careful; having foresight (adj.) | | 192 |
| 631175005 | verbose | wordy; overly talkative (adj.) | | 193 |
| 631175006 | pedestrian | common; ordinary; banal (adj.) | | 194 |
| 631175007 | innocuous | harmless; banal (adj.) | | 195 |
| 631175008 | fanatic | one who is extremely devoted to a cause or idea (n.) | | 196 |
| 631175009 | enhance | to make better; to augment (v.) | | 197 |
| 631175010 | retract | to take back; to withdraw; to pull back (v.) | | 198 |
| 631175011 | ambiguous | unclear in meaning; confusing; vague (adj.) | | 199 |
| 631175012 | paucity | scarcity (n.) | | 200 |
| 631175013 | rescind | to repeal; to take back formally (v.) | | 201 |
| 631175014 | subtle | not obvious; able to make fine distinctions; crafty (adj.) | | 202 |
| 631175015 | zealous | fervent; enthusiastically devoted to something (adj.) | | 203 |
| 631175016 | benign | gentle; not harmful (adj.) | | 204 |
| 631175017 | emulate | to strive to equal or excel, usually through imitation (v.) | | 205 |
| 631175018 | innumerable | too many to number or count (adj.) | | 206 |
| 631175019 | meander | to wander slowly (v.) | | 207 |
| 631175020 | authoritarian | bossy; tyrannical (adj.) | | 208 |
| 631175021 | brawn | bulk; muscles (n.) | | 209 |
| 631175022 | contrite | deeply apologetic; remorseful (adj.) | | 210 |
| 631175023 | exemplify | to serve as an example of (v.) | | 211 |
| 631175024 | facilitate | to make easier (v.) | | 212 |
| 631175025 | hypothetical | unproven; theoretical (adj.) | | 213 |
| 631175026 | recalcitrant | stubbornly defiant to authority or control (adj.) | | 214 |
| 631175027 | ambulatory | able to walk; walking (adj.) | | 215 |
| 631175028 | diffident | timid; lacking self-confidence (adj.) | | 216 |
| 631175029 | drone | to talk on and on in a dull way (v.) | | 217 |
| 631175030 | gullible | overly trusting; willing to believe anything (adj.) | | 218 |
| 631175031 | marred | damaged; bruised (adj.) | | 219 |
| 631175032 | nullify | to cancel (v.) | | 220 |
| 631175033 | parsimony | stinginess (n.) | | 221 |
| 631175034 | propriety | properness; good manners (n.) | | 222 |
| 631175035 | rejuvenate | to make young again (v.) | | 223 |
| 631175036 | skeptical | doubting (opposite of gullible) (adj.) | | 224 |
| 631175037 | tenacious | tough; hard to defeat (adj.) | | 225 |
| 631175038 | animated | alive; moving (adj.) | | 226 |
| 631175039 | authentic | real (adj.) | | 227 |
| 631175040 | bias | prejudice; tendency; tilt (n.) | | 228 |
| 631175041 | blithe | carefree; cheerful (adj.) | | 229 |
| 631175042 | dearth | a lack of; scarcity (n.) | | 230 |
| 631175043 | divert | to change the direction of; to alter the course of; to amuse (v.) | | 231 |
| 631175044 | enthrall | to thrill (v.) | | 232 |
| 631175045 | heed | to listen to; to follow, as in advice (v.) | | 233 |
| 631175046 | hindrance | an obstruction; an annoying interference or delay (n.) | | 234 |
| 631175047 | irascible | irritable (adj.) | | 235 |
| 631175048 | merger | a joining (n.) | | 236 |
| 631175049 | nostalgia | a sentimental longing for the past (adj.) | | 237 |
| 631175050 | pretentious | pompous; self-important; showy (adj.) | | 238 |
| 631175051 | saccharine | sweet; excessively or disgustingly sweet (adj.) | | 239 |
| 631175052 | stanza | a section of a poem; verse (n.) | | 240 |
| 631175053 | venerate | to revere; to treat something as holy, esp. because of great age (v.) | | 241 |
| 631175054 | vilify | to say vile things about; to defame; to make into a villain (v.) | | 242 |
| 631175055 | trivial | unimportant; insignificant (adj.) | | 243 |
| 631175056 | qualify | to state exceptions to a general statement (v.) | | 244 |
| 631175057 | detrimental | harmful; working against (adj.) | | 245 |
| 631175058 | somber | gloomy; serious (adj.) | | 246 |
| 631175059 | terse | brief; concise; to the point (adj.) | | 247 |
| 631175060 | serene | quiet; calm; peaceful (adj.) | | 248 |
| 631175061 | reprove | to criticize mildly (v.) | | 249 |
| 631175062 | ruffle | to disturb the smoothness of; to disturb mildly (v.) | | 250 |
| 631175063 | capricious | unpredictable; likely to change at any moment (adj.) | | 251 |
| 631175064 | rotund | round; plump (adj.) | | 252 |
| 631175065 | expunge | to erase; to strike out (v.) | | 253 |
| 631175066 | color | to affect, especially to influence another's opinions or beliefs to misrepresent; to distort (v.) | | 254 |
| 631175067 | prevaricate | to lie (v.) | | 255 |
| 631175068 | morose | gloomy; sullen; sad (adj.) | | 256 |
| 631175069 | meticulous | especially careful; paying close attention to detail (adj.) | | 257 |
| 631175070 | glutton | one who eats or consumes excessively (n.) | | 258 |
| 631175071 | wary | cautious; unsure (adj.) | | 259 |
| 631175072 | surreptitious | sneaky; stealthy; secret (adj.) | | 260 |
| 631175073 | tonic | something that refreshes; a refreshing or invigorating drink (n.) | | 261 |
| 631175074 | surfeit | excess; excessive amount; overeating or overdrinking (n.) | | 262 |
| 631175075 | soporific | sleep inducing; extremely boring (adj.) | | 263 |
| 631175076 | subjugate | to subdue and dominate; to enslave; to conquer (v.) | | 264 |
| 631175077 | resourceful | able to deal effectively with different situations (adj.) | | 265 |
| 631175078 | ratify | to approve formally or officially (v.) | | 266 |
| 631175079 | stalemate | a stand-off; a situation where nobody wins (n.) | | 267 |
| 631175080 | sporadic | stopping and starting; scattered; occurring at irregular intervals (adj.) | | 268 |
| 631175081 | vociferous | loud; outspoken; marked by vehement and insistent outcry (adj.) | | 269 |
| 631175082 | superfluous | extra; unnecessary (adj.) | | 270 |
| 631175083 | spurious | false; fake; forged; deceitful in nature or quality (adj.) | | 271 |
| 631175084 | wayward | going one's own way; erratic; unpredictable; ungovernable (adj.) | | 272 |
| 631175085 | slight | an insult (n.) | | 273 |
| 631175086 | affectation | artificial behavior (usually intended to impress) (n.) | | 274 |
| 631175087 | inhibit | to hold back; to restrain (v.) | | 275 |
| 631175088 | stolid | emotionless (adj.) | | 276 |
| 631175089 | weary | tired; exhausted (adj.) | | 277 |
| 631175090 | trite | unoriginal; overused (adj.) | | 278 |
| 631175091 | stupor | mental confusion (n.) | | 279 |
| 631175092 | mosaic | a detailed pattern made from many different tiles of pieces (n.) | | 280 |
| 631175093 | prose | ordinary speech or writing (not poetry) (n.) | | 281 |
| 631175094 | sullen | sulky; in a bad mood (adj.) | | 282 |
| 631175095 | tirade | a long, angry speech (n.) | | 283 |
| 631175096 | rebuff | to reject; to snub; to refuse abruptly (v.) | | 284 |
| 631175097 | pompous | arrogant; cocky; showy (adj.) | | 285 |
| 631175098 | profane | not having to do with religion; irreligious; unholy; disrespectful (adj.) | | 286 |
| 631175099 | troupe | a company of actors, singers, or dancers (n.) | | 287 |
| 631175100 | virtuous | honest; moral; ethical (adj.) | | 288 |
| 631175101 | jovial | happy; in good spirits; jolly (adj.) | | 289 |
| 631175102 | vestige | the remains of something that no longer exists (n.) | | 290 |
| 631175103 | prudish | overly concerned with being modest or proper (adj.) | | 291 |
| 631175104 | vindictive | revengeful (adj.) | | 292 |
| 631175105 | salutary | beneficial; wholesome (adj.) | | 293 |
| 631175106 | renounce | to resign; to disown; to give up formally; to reject (v.) | | 294 |
| 631175107 | hyperbole | an exaggeration (n.) | | 295 |
| 631175108 | paradigm | a good model or example (n.) | | 296 |
| 631175109 | proliferate | to spread rapidly (v.) | | 297 |
| 631175110 | stymie | to get in the way of; to hinder (v.) | | 298 |
| 631175111 | extricate | to free from difficulty; to remove something entangled; to untangle (v.) | | 299 |
| 631175112 | synergy | a combined effect greater than the individual parts (n.) | | 300 |
| 631175113 | skullduggery | dishonest actions; cheating; unscrupulous behavior (n.) | | 301 |
| 631175114 | juggernaut | a massive, unstoppable force crushing everything in its path (n.) | | 302 |
| 631175115 | maverick | an independent person who resists conformity (n.) | | 303 |
| 631175116 | altruist | a selfless person who looks out for the welfare of others (n.) | | 304 |
| 631175117 | disabuse | to free from error, fallacy, or misconception (v.) | | 305 |
| 631175118 | scintillating | brilliantly lively, stimulating, or witty (adj.) | | 306 |
| 631175119 | vim | robust energy and enthusiasm (n.) | | 307 |
| 631175120 | conundrum | a puzzle or problem without a solution (n.) | | 308 |
| 631175121 | debunk | to expose the sham, falseness or nonsense of (v.) | | 309 |
| 631175122 | jingoist | a belligerent, chauvinistic patriot; a warmonger (n.) | | 310 |
| 631175123 | cajole | to persuade someone (especially with flattery) to do something he is reluctant to do; to coax (v.) | | 311 |
| 631175124 | calumny | a slanderous statement made with the intent of hurting another's reputation; a malicious rumor (n.) | | 312 |
| 631175125 | stratify | to divide into a series of classes or layers (v.) | | 313 |
| 631175126 | stigma | a mark of shame or discredit; a stain or curse (n.) | | 314 |
| 631175127 | stipend | a periodic payment, such as a scholarship or other allowance (n.) | | 315 |
| 631175128 | mawkish | overly sentimental (adj.) | | 316 |
| 631175129 | miser | one who is extremely stingy with money (n.) | | 317 |
| 631175130 | byzantine | intricately involved; extremely complex (adj.) | | 318 |
| 631175131 | precocious | advanced or mature, especially for one's age (adj.) | | 319 |
| 631175132 | ineffable | incapable of being expressed in words; indescribable (adj.) | | 320 |
| 631175133 | ineluctable | unavoidable; impossible to overcome; inevitable (adj.) | | 321 |
| 631175134 | ossify | to harden or become bonelike; to make rigid and opposed to change (v.) | | 322 |
| 631175135 | mirth | gladness or gaiety marked by laughter (n.) | | 323 |
| 631175136 | plunder | to take by force; to loot; to ransack (v.) | | 324 |
| 631175137 | poignant | painfully emotional; extremely moving; sharp or astute (adj.) | | 325 |
| 631175138 | enervate | to gradually reduce the strength or force of (v.) | | 326 |
| 631175139 | destitute | extremely poor; utterly lacking (adj.) | | 327 |
| 631175140 | ennui | weariness and dissatisfaction; boredom (n.) | | 328 |
| 631175141 | galvanize | to startle into sudden activity; to revitalize (v.) | | 329 |
| 631175142 | cacophony | a harsh-sounding mixture of words, voices, or sounds (n.) | | 330 |
| 631175143 | balk | to abruptly refuse; to stop short (v.) | | 331 |
| 631175144 | bane | a source of harm or ruin; a curse (n.) | | 332 |
| 631175145 | despot | a ruler with absolute power and authority; a tyrant (n.) | | 333 |
| 631175146 | empirical | based on observation or experience; not merely theoretical (adj.) | | 334 |
| 631175147 | androgynous | showing characteristics reminiscent of both man and woman (adj.) | | 335 |
| 631175148 | histrionic | overly dramatic; theatrical (adj.) | | 336 |
| 631175149 | feral | not domesticated or cultivated; wild, uncontrollable; brutal (adj.) | | 337 |
| 631175150 | munificent | very generous; lavish (adj.) | | 338 |
| 631175151 | misnomer | an incorrect naming of something (n.) | | 339 |
| 631175152 | anachronism | something misplaced in time or history; an incongruity (n.) | | 340 |
| 631175153 | obstreperous | uncontrollably aggressive; defiant, boisterous (adj.) | | 341 |
| 631175154 | ostracize | to exclude from a group; to shun (v.) | | 342 |
| 631175155 | peccadillo | a minor fault (n.) | | 343 |
| 631175156 | perfunctory | mundane; routine; showing little care; mechanical (adj.) | | 344 |
| 631175157 | quiescent | motionless; at rest; still (adj.) | | 345 |
| 631175158 | inveterate | deep-rooted and persisting; firmly established; habitual (adj.) | | 346 |
| 631175159 | rancor | intense ill-will; bitter resentment (n.) | | 347 |
| 631175160 | sacrosanct | sacred; treated as if holy; inviolable (adj.) | | 348 |
| 631175161 | ubiquitous | constantly encountered; widespread (adj.) | | 349 |
| 631175162 | vignette | a small, decorative design or drawing; a short literary sketch; a brief but expressive scene (n.) | | 350 |
| 631175163 | iconoclast | one who attacks cherished institutions or beliefs (n.) | | 351 |
| 631175164 | dilettante | someone having superficial knowledge of the arts; an amateur; a dabbler (n.) | | 352 |
| 631175165 | archetype | an original model or pattern; a perfect example (n.) | | 353 |
| 631175166 | mercurial | having an unpredictable emotional state or rapidly changing mood (adj.) | | 354 |
| 631175167 | sanguine | cheerful; optimistic (adj.) | | 355 |
| 631175168 | effrontery | shameless boldness (n.) | | 356 |
| 631175169 | saturnine | moody and morose; gloomy (adj.) | | 357 |
| 631175170 | panacea | a remedy for all ills and difficulties; a universal cure (n.) | | 358 |
| 631175171 | lionize | to praise excessively; to idolize (v.) | | 359 |
| 631175172 | zenith | the highest point attained (n.) | | 360 |
| 631175173 | heterogeneous | consisting of diverse ingredients; mixed (adj.) | | 361 |
| 631175174 | gregarious | sociable; enjoying the company of others (adj.) | | 362 |
| 631175175 | effusive | marked by an excessive display of feelings or emotions (adj.) | | 363 |
| 631175176 | serendipity | accidental good fortune (n.) | | 364 |
| 631175177 | idiosyncrasy | a peculiarity; an eccentricity (n.) | | 365 |
| 631175178 | perfidious | disloyal; treacherous (adj.) | | 366 |
| 631175179 | odious | deserving hatred (adj.) | | 367 |
| 631175180 | alacrity | cheerful willingness; promptness in response (n.) | | 368 |
| 631175181 | watershed | a crucial event; a turning point (n.) | | 369 |
| 631175182 | luminary | something emitting light; a person widely renowned and respected in his field (n.) | | 370 |
| 631175183 | corroborate | to confirm or substantiate; to increase in certainty (v.) | | 371 |
| 631175184 | eulogy | a spoken or written tribute (usually for the deceased) (n.) | | 372 |
| 631175185 | gaffe | a social blunder; an embarrassing mistake (n.) | | 373 |
| 631175186 | imminent | likely to happen at any time; impending (adj.) | | 374 |
| 631175187 | redoubtable | inspiring wonder or awe; worthy of respect (adj.) | | 375 |
| 631175188 | redress | to remedy; to make amends for (v.) | | 376 |
| 631175189 | remission | relief from suffering; disappearance of a disease (n.) | | 377 |
| 631175190 | unfettered | free; unrestrained (adj.) | | 378 |
| 631175191 | onus | a burden or responsibility (n.) | | 379 |
| 631175192 | latitude | freedom of action or choice (n.) | | 380 |
| 631175193 | erudite | scholarly; deeply learned (adj.) | | 381 |
| 631175194 | jocular | given to jesting; playful; witty (adj.) | | 382 |
| 631175195 | jettison | to get rid of; to discard (v.) | | 383 |
| 631175196 | seminal | creative; original; contributing to later development (adj.) | | 384 |
| 631175197 | husbandry | careful control or judicious use of resources; conservation (n.) | | 385 |
| 631175198 | marshal | to arrange in order; to gather together for the purpose of doing something (v.) | | 386 |
| 631175199 | xenophobe | someone who fears or despises foreigners (n.) | | 387 |
| 631175200 | wax | to increase in size, numbers, strength, prosperity, or intensity (v.) | | 388 |
| 631175201 | wane | to decrease in size, extent, or degree; to dwindle; to fade away (v.) | | 389 |
| 631175202 | visceral | deeply felt; instinctive; based on emotion (adj.) | | 390 |
| 631175203 | viscous | thick; gluey; sticky (adj.) | | 391 |
| 631175204 | tout | to praise highly; to brag publicly about (v.) | | 392 |
| 631175205 | sybarite | a person deeply fond of pleasure or luxury (n.) | | 393 |
| 631175206 | sylvan | related to the woods or forest (adj.) | | 394 |
| 631175207 | systemic | affecting the entire system, especially the entire body (adj.) | | 395 |
| 631175208 | protean | able to change shape; displaying great variety (adj.) | | 396 |
| 631175209 | proponent | a supporter; an advocate (n.) | | 397 |
| 631175210 | propensity | an intense natural inclination or preference; leaning (n.) | | 398 |
| 631175211 | modicum | a small portion; a limited quantity (n.) | | 399 |
