sedate
(adj) keeping a quiet, steady attitude or pace; unruffled
tacit
(adj) implied or indicated but not actually expressed
capacious
(adj) capable of containing a great deal
convalescence
(noun) a recovery of health and strength after sickness or weakness
specters
(noun) something that haunts or perturbs the mind; ghosts
mire
(noun) (1) a wet, soggy earth (2) a troublesome or intractable situation
irate
(adj) arising from anger
prodigious
(adj) extraordinary in bulk, degree, or quantity
contentious
(adj) likely to cause a dispute
salient
(adj) something that projects outward or upward from its surrounding
inveigle
(verb) to win over by wiles; to entice
consternation
(noun) amazement or dismay that hinders or throws into confusion
rhetorically
(adj) asked merely for the effect with no answer expected
collaborator
(noun) one who works jointly with others or together, especially in an intellectual endeavor
inane
(adj)- lacking significance, meaning, or point; silly
venerable
(adj)- made sacred by religious or historical association
insidious
(adj) - treacherous
resonance
(noun) - a quality or richness
inebriating
(adj)- intoxicating
encroaching
(verb) - to enter by gradual steps by stealth; trespass
mordantly
(adv): biting or caustic in thought, manner, or style
enmity
(noun) - positive, active, and typically mutual hatred or ill will
effulgence
(noun)-radiance; splendor; brilliance
exuberantly
(adv)- joyously unrestrained or enthusiastic
amiably
(adv) - friendly, sociable, congenial
decalogue
(noun)- a basic set of rules carrying binding authority
idiosyncratic
(adj) - having an individualizing characteristic or quality
exaltation
(noun) - an excessively intensified sense of well being, power, or importance
infinitesimal
(adj)- immeasurably or incalculably small