inexorable adjective
not capable of being influenced or prevented; relentless; unstoppable
parochial adjective
restricted to a narrow scope or outlook; narrow-minded
satirical adjective
attacking human vice or foolishness through irony or wit
enervate verb
to weaken; rob of strength or energy
irrefutable adjective
impossible to disprove
pique noun
a feeling of resentment or anger because of wounded pride
buoyant adjective
able to float or rise
partisan adjective
strongly supporting a specific party, cause, or person
marred verb
made less perfect through injury or damage
incorrigible adjective
uncontrollable; unmanageable; not capable of being corrected or reformed
capitulate verb
to give in
reverent adjective
feeling or expressing respect or awe
prestigious adjective
having a honored name or reputation; having prestige
stupor noun
a state of mental numbness; a daze
sycophant noun
a person who tries to win favor through flattery
zany adjective
wildly silly or comical
urbane adjective
smooth in manner; elegant; polished; suave
premonition noun
a feeling that something bad is going to happen
egregious adjective
highly noticeable in a negative way; conspicuosly bad
cajole verb
to persuade with flattery; to sweet- talk