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FEIGN
imitate or put on appearance of
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PLACATE
appease or satisfy
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FELICITY
state of being happy
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PLAINTIVE
woeful and sorrowful; mournful
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DILAPIDATED
fallen into partial ruin or decay
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VERITABLE
being truly or very much so
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REVEILLE
a signal to arise
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ABSOLVE
release from obligation or penalty; pardon
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DEPRECATION
the feeling or expression of disapproval
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EPOCH
important period of time in history; age; era
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ACCOST
to go up to and speak to first
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PORTENTOUS
an omen or warning of something
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VEHEMENT
has great force, violence, or passion
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TACITURN
silent; uncommunicative
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SOLICITUDE
uneasiness; anxiety
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PROVIDENT
providing for the future; thrifty
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PERNICIOUS
very destructive
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PALPABLE
tangible; easily perceptible
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MYRIAD
countless; indefinite number
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MALIGN
to speak evil of; defame
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MANIFEST
understandable; clear
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LACONIC
expressing much with few words
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INUNDATE
fill to overflowing
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INEXORABLE
can't/won't be moved by begging
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INCOMMODIOUS
not spacious
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GREGARIOUS
fond of associating with other people
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EMULATE
to try to equal or surpass
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DOLOROUS
sorrowful; mournful; pathetic
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DOGGED
stubbornly determined
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COMPLACENT
self-satisfied; smug
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ASSIDUOUS
done with diligence
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ANTIPATHY
strong aversion or dislike
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CONJURE
to summon or raise up; to contrive
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BEATIFIC
having a happy appearance
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BEREAVEMENT
suffering the death of a loved one
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IRRESOLUTE
uncertain how to act; weak
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INEXPLICABLE
incapable of being explained, interpreted or understood
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TRANSITORY
impermanent; fleeting
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VANQUISH
to overcome completely
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INDOMITABLE
unconquerable
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FORMIDABLE
menacing; threatening
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COUNTENANCE
the face; to approve or to tolerate
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LUCUBRIOUS
exaggeratedly mournful
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AFFABLE
easy to talk to; friendly; courteous
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CAPITULATE
to surrender, to give up
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CHAGRIN
humiliation, embarassed disappointment
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EXPEDITIOUS
prompt, speedy
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