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Squander
waste money in a foolish way
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Tacit
not written out/ just understood
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Abject
Extremely bad, unpleasant, and degrading
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Formidable
Inspiring fear or respect through being impressively large, powerful, intense
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Umbrage
Offense or annoyance
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Incriminate
Make (someone) appear guilty of a crime or wrongdoing;
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Exculpate
how or declare that (someone) is not guilty of wrongdoing
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Refute
Prove (a statement or theory) to be wrong or false; disprove
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Convivial
(of an atmosphere or event) Friendly, lively, and enjoyable
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Malediction
A magical word or phrase uttered with the intention of bringing about evil or destruction; a curse
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Acquittal
a setting free from the charge of an offense by verdict, sentence
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Partison
someone who believes strongly to something
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Perfidy
violation of trust
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Castigate
to severly punish
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Reverence
to honor or respect
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Enmity
hostility between enemies
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Jenune
immature or undernourished
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Laudatory
enthusiastically complimentory
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Incapacitated
to make legally incapable
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Vituperative
harshly critical
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Ebullient
agitated or showing liveliness and enthusiasim
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Saturnine-
someone who is gloomy
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Temerity
to act without forethought
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Inundated
to cover with a flow
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Itinerant
traveling from place to place
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Vigil
a watch formerly kept on the night before a religious feast with prayer or other devotions
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Punctilious
concerned about precise accordance
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Obsequious
extremely compliant
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Inundate
to overwhelm someone or something with a substance
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Incorrigable
bad beyond fixation
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Paragan
model of excellence
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Instep
the part of a shoe that covers the top of the feet
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Rectory
-a place where a relic lives
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Votary
someone who is devoted to a religion
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Ruminate
reflect to an extensive degree
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Brood
to worry for too long
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Spendthrift-
someone who spends alot of money
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Profligate
to spend recklessly
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Tonic
medicine that invigorates
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Partisan
supporter of a group
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Ravenous
someone who is very hungry
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Proclivity
tendency for something
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Syncopated
irregular rythum
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Conjecture
obsolete / inference by presumptive evidence
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Veneration/ reverence
great respect
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Incontrovertible
something that cannot be disputed
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Impregnable
unconquerable
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Interlocutor
someone who is conversing
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Blithe
happy and carefree
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Ominous
exhibiting an omen/ forshadowing evil
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Auspicious
suggesting that future success is likely
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Intractable
difficult to manage
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Torpor
a state of mental inactivity
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Terse
smoothly elegent / polished
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Garrulous
annoyingly talkative
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Genile
friendly/ obsolete
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Ostentatious
show off ish
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Effusively
strenght and positive nature
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Etiolate
to bleach/ to make pale
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Usurp
to take without right
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Accede
to give in to a request / approve
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Decimate
to reduce greatly in number/ kill/ cause great harm
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Inane
silly/ lacking significance and meaning
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Repository
a place where things are stored
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Reliquary
shrine or container where sacred relics are kept
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Augur
to predict the future from omens
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Stilted
pompous/ lofty/ stiff
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Obloquy
abusive language/ bad repute
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Comensurate
equal in measure or extent/ proportionate
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Cajole
to persuade with flattery
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Admonish
to indicate duties / gently express warning
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Excoriate
extreme admonishing
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Expurgate
to cleanse of something morraly harmful
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Slander
speak dishonestly
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Jingoism
extreme nationalism
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Etiolate
to make weak by stunning the growth of
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Panegyrics
speech of elaborate praise
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Thwart
to prevent from happening
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Obsequious
overly submissive
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Dissipate
someone who wants to maximize their own pleasure
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Dissolute
lacking restraint/ when it comes to indulging deemed vices
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