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ANOMALY
(noun) deviation from the normal, unusual
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Equivocal
(adjective) doubtful, uncertain
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Lucid
(adjective) evident, ovious
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Precipitate
- (verb) hurry, speed
- (adjective) fast, sudden, impulsive, initial
- (noun) mass of coagulation
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Asssuage
(verb) soothe, relieve
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erudite
(adjective) well educated cultured
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Opaque
(adjective) clouded, muddy
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Prodigal
(adjective) indulgent, wasteful
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Placate
(vrb) soothe, pacify
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Abstain
(vrb) hold back from doing
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Audacious
(adj) reckless, daring
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Desiccate
(vrb) take moisture out of
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Gullible
(adj) naive, trusting
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Pedant
(noun) person who makes others work hard
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Vacillate
(verb) to go back and forth
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Adulterate
(vrb) alter or debase, often for profit, pervert, pollute
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Capricious
(adj) given to sudden behavior change.
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Engender
to produce, cause, procreate, or give rise
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Homogeneous
of the same kind or nature, essentially alike
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Loquacious
characterized by excessive talk, talkative
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Pragmatic
of or pertaining to a practical point of view, or practical considerations
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Volatile
tending or threatening to break out into open violence
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Apathy
absence or suppression of passion, emotion, or excitement.
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Corroborate
to make more certain, to confirm
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Ephemeral
lasting a very short time, short lived
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Laconic
expressing much in few words, concise
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mitigate
to lessen in force or intensity
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Propriety
rightness or justness, suitableeness
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Belie
to show to be false; contradict
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quixotic
foolishly idealistic
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opprobrious
outrageously disgraceful or shameful
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fathom
to penetrate to the truth of; comprehend, understand.
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apogee
the highest and most distant point, climax
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impasse
a situation or position from there is no escape, deadlock
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acrimony
bitterness, animosity
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capitulate
to surrender unconditionaly, to give up resistance, accede
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appease
to calm, pacify or soothe
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