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Antagonize to cause (someone) to feel hostile or angry : to irritate or upset (someone) Conspicuous very easy to see or notice; Corroborate to support or help prove (a statement, theory, etc.) by providing information or evidence; Scrupulous very careful about doing something correctly; careful about doing what is honest and morally right Dispose to cause (someone) to be likely to do or have something; to throw (something) away : to get rid of (something) Uncharacteristic not typical or usual; not characteristic Barometer an instrument that is used to measure air pressure and predict changes in the weather; something that is used to indicate or predict something Substantiate to prove the truth of (something) Aspect a part of something: the way a person, place, or thing appears Forerunner someone or something that comes before another; sign of something that is going to happen Accolade an award or an expression of praise Antagonize to cause (someone) to feel hostile or angry : to irritate or upset (someone) Aspect a part of something: the way a person, place, or thing appears Automation to run or operate (something, such as a factory or system) by using machines, computers, etc., instead of people to do the work Barometer an instrument that is used to measure air pressure and predict changes in the weather; something that is used to indicate or predict something Conciliatory making peace; attempting to resolve a dispute through goodwill Conjecture an opinion or idea formed without proof or sufficient evidence; guess Conspicuous very easy to see or notice; Cordial politely pleasant and friendly Corroborate to support or help prove (a statement, theory, etc.) by providing information or evidence; Criteria requirements or standards used to make a decision Deliberate done or said in a way that is planned or intended; done or said on purpose ; slow and careful Dispose to cause (someone) to be likely to do or have something; to throw (something) away : to get rid of (something) Encroached intruded Encumber to cause problems or difficulties for (someone or something); to make (someone or something) hold or carry something heavy Fatigue the state of being very tired; extreme weariness; the uniform that soldiers wear when they are doing physical work Forerunner someone or something that comes before another; sign of something that is going to happen Humiliate to make (someone) feel very ashamed or foolish Inadequate not adequate or sufficient; inept or unsuitable Incapacitate to make (someone or something) unable to work, move, or function in the usual way; disable Indentation dent; a small hole or inward curve made by pressure Inducted to place ceremoniously or formally in an office or a position; install Inhibit to prevent; restrain; stop Innovate to introduce as or as if new; to invent or introduce new methods, ideas, or products Insist to demand that something happen or that someone do something; to say (something) in a way that is very forceful and does not allow disagreement Legality The state or quality of being in following with the law Likeness the quality or state of being alike or similar especially in appearance Magnate a person who has great wealth and power in a particular business or industry Mingle to move around during a party, meeting, etc., and talk informally with different people; to combine or bring together two or more things Mutilate to cause severe damage to (the body of a person or animal); to ruin the beauty of (something) : to severely damage or spoil (something) Notation a system of marks, signs, figures, or characters that is used to represent information Philanthropic the practice of giving money and time to help make life better for other people Pitiful deserving or causing of sadness or sympathy; causing feelings of dislike or disgust by not being enough or not being good enough Propellant a fuel or an explosive substance that is used to make something go forward (e.i.- a rocket) Regress to return to an earlier and usually worse or less developed condition or state Resemblance the state of looking or being like someone or something else; something that makes one person or thing like another; similarity Righteous morally good; following religious or moral laws Scrupulous very careful about doing something correctly; careful about doing what is honest and morally right Segment one of the parts into which something can be divided; section Specified to name or mention (someone or something) exactly and clearly Substantiate to prove the truth of (something) Taboo not acceptable to talk about or do Tactic an action or method that is planned and used to achieve a particular goal Tendency a quality that makes something likely to happen or that makes someone likely to think or behave in a particular way Uncharacteristic not typical or usual; not characteristic Verdict a judgment or opinion about something; the decision made by a jury in a trial Verify to prove, show, find out, or state that (something) is true or correct