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Delineate
To represent by sketch
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Diatribe
Bitter/ malicious criticism
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Didactic
Pertaining to teaching
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Disconcert
to disturb the composure of
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Dissemble
to disguise or pretend
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Dissolution
Breaking up of a union or persons
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Divest
To strip; to deprive
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Ebullient
Showing great enthusiasm or exhilartation
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Efficacy
Power to produce an intended effect
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Elegy
A poem lamenting the dead
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Elicit
to extract without violence; to learn through discussion
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Ephemeral
Short-lived, fleeting
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Equanimity
Evenness of mind or temper
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Eradicate
To destroy completely
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Esoteric
Hard to understand
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Exacerbate
To make sharp/ to make worse
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Exigency
Urgent situation
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Expatiate
To speak or write at some length
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Extirpate
To root out, to eradicate
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Fervor
Ardor or intensity of feeling
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Foment
To nurse to life; to encourage
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Fulminate
to cause to explode
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garrulous
trivial talking
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grandiloquent
pompous/ bombastic
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gregarious
sociable, outgoing
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harbinger
one who foreruns and announces the coming of a person or thing
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Hersey
opinion or doctrine subversive of settled or accepted beliefs
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iconoCLAST
an image- breaker
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IMpecunIOUS
Having no money
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IMperIOUS
Insisting on obedience
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Importune
To harass with persistent demands
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IMpugn
To assail with arguments or accusations
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Inure
to harden or toughen by use
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Itinerant
wandering (without itinerary)
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malingerer
one who feigns illness to escape duty
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mitigate
to lessen in intensity
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Nefarious
extremely wicked
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Obsequious
Servile, ready to serve
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Obviate
to make unnecessary
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paragon
model of perfection
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parsimonious
sparing in spending of money
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penchant
strong inclination
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penurious
excessively sparing in the use of money, frugal
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pernicious
tending to kill or hurt
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pervasive
spread throughout
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phlegmatic
not easily roused to emotion
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precocious
mature at a young age
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