Something

Diabolical- devilish
Wrath anger
Iniquity- sin
Candid- frank, straightforward
Penury- poverty
Servile- humbly yielding or submissive
Metonymy- substitution of a name with that of another associated with it
Consecrate- to set something apart as sacred
Omnipotent- all-powerful
Chide- to scold
Prudence- caution, discretion
Mitigate- to moderate, soften, or lessen
Pejorative- disparaging or derogatory
Acquiesce- to comply or yield
Antipathy- strong dislike
Cache- hiding place
Castigate- to punish or rebuke
Clemency- mercy
Timorous- fearful or apprehensive
Sanguine- cheerful or hopeful
Loquacious- talkative
Didactic- teaches a specific lesson or moral
Guile deception
Furtive0 secretive
Incessant- without pause
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Dolorous- sad mournful
Gregarious- sociable
Diligent- hardworking
Abate- to reduce in amount degree or intensity; to lesson
Aberration- a departure from the normal
Accolade- praise or approval
Accrue- to be added by growth
Acme- highest point
Acolyte- novice; young assistant
Abet- to encourage or help
Acrimonious- bitter in manner or speech
Acumen- insight
Adamant- firm in purpose or opinion; unyielding
Admonition- warning
Adulation- excessive praise
Aesthetic- pertaining to the beautiful
Pathos- quality evoking compassion or pity
Alacrity- cheerful willingness or eagerness; speed
Alleviate- to make more bearable; to lesson
Altercation- quarrel
Ameliorate- to make better
Amity- peaceful relations, friendship
August- majestic
Apathy- indifference
Appease- to pacify or soothe


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Arbitrary- depending on individual or even random discretion; not fixed in law
Arid- dry
Rhetoric- the art of persuasion
Articulate- capable of being a good speaker
Ascetic- self- denying
Assiduous- diligent
Assuage- to make less burdensome, to calm, to alleviate
Astute- shrewd
Augment- to increase
Austere- stern and severe
Avarice- greed
Obstinate- stubborn
Parsimonious- stingy, cheap
Ostentatious – showy, flaunting
Proprietor- owner of a business
Mendicant- beggar
Visage- facial expression
Paradox- a self-contradictory statement or situation
Ambiguous- vague; having two or more interpretations
Usury- lending of money at an exorbitant rate of interest
Arduous- difficult
Munificent- generous
Importunate- insistent
Anomalous- abnormal
Aversion- intense dislike