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not capable of being appeased or significantly changed

I am impacable in my decision to spend all my money on the watch.

immunity from punishment or penalty

The puny criminal ratted out his partner since he was offered impunity from the judge.

in an initial stage; not fully formed

The project was still inchoate and far from completion.

unfortunate; inappropriate

Synonyms: adverse, afflicted, awkward

The feline's infelicitous behavior caused me to hate cats.

without taste or flavor; lacking in spirit; bland

I do not like the insipid taste of rice cakes.

extremely talkative

Laquisha is always loquacious and annoying.

having or showing often vicious ill will, spite, or hatred

Synonyms: catty, pernicious, hostile

Males can be very malevolent toward other males that hit on thier girlfriends.

the condition of being untruthful; dishonesty

Synonyms: deceit, deception

I cannot stand the mendacity that cheating boyfriends have.

characterized by extreme care and precision; attentive to detail

A person must be very meticulous if they want a career in miniature house making.

one who hates all other humans

He was labeled a misanthrope by his community after years of his constant distain and mistrust of everyone

unyielding; hardhearted; intraceable

Synonyms: stubborn, obstinate, perverse

Bob was very obdurate about his decision to get hair plugs.

exhibiting a fawning attentiveness; obediant; dutiful

Synonyms: brownnosing, complacent, compliable, compliant

The employee was being overly obsequious when she bought her boss a car for his birthday.

to obstruct or block

The car accident occluded my route to work.

disgrace; contempt; scorn

Synonyms: stigma, humiliation

The opprobrium that the boy recieved was inappropriate since he was framed for opposing the rules.

the profession or principles of teaching or instructing

Synonyms: education

The there is no pedagogy on pedaling.

overly concerned with the trivial details of learning or education; show-offish about one's knowledge

Synonyms: abstruse, academic, bookish

The pediafile was actually very pedantic in school which is why he was able to appeal to so many high school girls.

poverty; destitution

Synonyms: barrenness, dearth

The penury displayed along the streets of the city made the wealthy man donate all of this pennies.

to yearn intensely; to languish; to lose vigor

Synonyms: ache, crave, desire

The dog pined for his owner at the kennel and eventually pried his way out of the cage.

the central or essential part

Synonyms: center, corey, crux, embodiment, essence, soul

The pith of any mammal is his heart.

precise and brief

Synonyms:cogent, short-and-sweet, laconic

I prefer pithy comments about politics.

a harsh denunciation

Synonyms: abuse, castigation

Debbie was given a diatribe when she was told to go on a diet.

to make worse or more severe

Emily exacerbated the pain by rubbing salt on the wound.