Brood (v)
To think a lot about something in an unhappy way.
Discourse (n)
To talk about something especially after a long time
Euphemism (n)
A mild or pleasant word that is used instead of one that is unpleasant/offensive
Impregnable (adj)
Not be able to be captured by attack
Innate (adj)
Existing from the time a person or animal is born
Galvanize (v)
To excite about something so that action is taken
Unperturbed (adj)
Calm and relaxed; not upset or worried
Emphatic (adj)
Said or done in a forceful or definite way
Squalor (n)
Very bad or dirty conditions
Visceral (adj)
Coming from strong emotions and not from logic or reason
Callous (adj)
Feeling or showing no sympathy for other
Lofty (adj)
Of high rank or admirable quality
Righteous (adj)
Morally good; following religious or moral laws
Ungainly (adj)
Awkard or clumsy
Vie (v)
To compete with others in attempt to get or win something
Eminent (adj)
Successful, well-known, and respected
Lithe (adj)
Moving in an easy and graceful way
Dissonance (n)
An unpleasant combination of musical sounds
Recant (v)
To publicly say that you no longer have an opinion belief you once had
Destitute (adj)
Extremely poor
Collude (v)
To work with others secretly especially in order to do something illegal or dishonest
Purport (v)
To claim to be or do a particular thing when this claim might not be true
Fester (v)
To become painful and infected
Candence (n)
A regular beat or rhytme
Hegemony (n)
Influence or control over another country, a group of people, etc.
Acrid (adj)
Sharp or bitter in taste or odor; very harsh or unpleasant
Cajole (v)
To persuade especially by flattery or false promises
Incongrous (adj)
Strange because of not agreeing with what is usual or expected
Adherent (n)
A follower of a leader, party, or profession
Deference (n)
A way of behaving that shows respect for someone or something
Docile (adj)
Easily taught,led, or controlled
Zealot (n)
A person who has strong feelings for something (such as religion or politics) and who wants other people to have those feelings
Fray (n)
A fight or brawl
Bedlam (n)
A very noisy and confused state or scene
Incensed (adj)
Furious
Berate (v)
To scold in a loud and angry way
Crass (adj)
Having or showing no understanding of what is proper or acceptable; rude and insenstive
Fractious (adj)
Causing trouble; hard to manage or control
Secular (adj)
Not relgious (relating to the physical world rather than the spiritual)
Illustrious (adj)
Admired and respected because of greatness or achievement