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Idolatry

excessive or blind adoration

Hoarse

sounding rough

Dexterity

Cleverness

Boisterous

Rowdy

Chide

To express disapproval of

Rancor

Bitter resentment

Lamentable

Regrettable

Vex

To make someone feel annoyed

Addle

To make or become confused

Fray

Fight

Strife

Angry or bitter disagreement

Valiant

Possesing or showing courage

Tyrant

Cruel oppressive leader

Posterity

All future generations of people

Gallant

Brave and heroic

Visage

Face usually reference to shape, features, expression

Profane

To treat with disrespect

Mutiny

Rebellion attack against authority

Assail

To attack violently

Mar

To damage to a certain extent

Semblance

Outward appearance of aspect

Trifle

A thing of very little value

Inconstant

Non constant

Temper

Softening

Consort

to associate

Calamity

A great misfortune or disaster

Perjury

The willful giving of false testimony under oath

Sojourn

A temporary stay

Beseech

To implore urgently, to beg eagerly for

Fickle

Likely to change, especially due to instability

Prate

To talk excessively and pointlessly; to babble

Vile

Highly offensive, unpleasant, or objectionable

Fiend

A diabolically cruel or wicked person

Beguile

To charm or enchant someone, sometimes in a deceptive way

Dote

To be extremely fond and uncritical of

Woe

A great sorrow or distress

Tedious

Too long, slow, or dull; tiresome or monotonous

Contrary

Opposite in nature, direction, or meaning

Adversity

Difficulties or misfortune

Ebb and flow

A recurrent or rhythmical pattern of coming and going or decline and regrowth

Acrid

Having an irritatingly strong and unpleasant smell or taste

Ruse

An action intended to deceive someone

Vehemence

Display of strong feeling

Forage

A person or animal search widely for food

Covenant

Agreement usually formal between two or more persons

Revere

To regard with respect tinged with awe

Insolent

Rude or disrespectful

Chasm

Deep cleft in the earth’s surface

Engulf

Sweep over something so as to surround or cover it completely

Regal

Of, resembling, or fit for a monarch, especially in being magnificent or dignified

Vain

having or showing an excessively high opinion of oneself

Relevant

closely connect or appropriate to what is being done or considered

Cunning

having or showing skill in achieving one’s ends by deceit or evasion

Shabby

in poor condition through long or hard use or lack of care

Smirk

to smile in an irritably smug, conceited, or silly way

Taut

Stretched or pulled tight

Devious

showing a skillful use of underhanded tactics to achieve goals

Inevitable

certain to happen, unavoidable

Benevolent

well meaning and kindly

Uncanny

strange or mysterious

Trivial

of little value or importance

Extravagant

exceeding what is reasonable or appropriate, often connected with cost

Wane

decrease in vigor, power, or extent, become weaker

Somber

darker or dull in color or tone; gloomy

Adversary

an enemy or opponent

Taciturn

reserved or uncommunicative speech, saying little

Specious

superficial, plausible but actually wrong

Vicissitudes

ups and downs of life

Contrite

feeling or showing remorse affected by guilt

Torrid

very hot and dry or full of passion

Prodigal

wastefully extravagant

Impervious

unable to be affected by

Bravado

a bold manner to impress or intimidate

Callow

Inexperienced and immature

Imprudent

not caring about the consequences of an action

Oblige

to do as someone asks or desires in order to help or please them

Implore

to beg someone earnestly or desperately to do something

Frivolity

Lack of seriousness

Assent

to agree

Contrived

artificial, unnatural

Trite

Overused; lacking originality or freshness

Minutiae

Small, precise, trivial details of something

Al fresco

Out in the open air

Intrepid

Fearless, adventurous

Non sequitur

A statement that doesn’t follow logically front what came before

Faux pas

An embarrassing or tactless remark or act in a social situation

Raison d’être

The most important reason or purpose for someone o something’s existence

Grapple

To engage in a cose fight or struggle without weapons

Joie de vivre

Exuberant, enjoyment of life

Gravitate

To move toward or be attracted to. person, place, thing

Enervate

Go cause(someone) to feel drained of energy; to weaken

Vanity

inflated pride in oneself or one’s appearance

Deplore

To feel or express strong disapproval of something

Luminous

Bright and shining; especially in the dark

Curt

rudely brief

Gail

Bold and impudent behavior

Acquiesce

to accept something reluctantly, but without protest

Buffet

To strike repeatedly and violently

Incarnate

embodied in flesh, in human form

Divine

to discover by guesswork or intuition; to have supernatural or magic insight