| Term | Definition |
|---|
| amorphous | lacking form; shapless; general vague |
| ascetic | one who retires from the world and practices strict self-denial as spiritual discipline; hermit |
| decorum | proper behavior; good or fitting conduct |
| doggerel | badly written or trival verse; often with a sing song rhythm |
| exhort | urge by earnest appeal or argument; to advise or recommend strongly |
| facile | required little effort; easily achieved or preformed |
| guile | craftiness; duplicity; deceit |
| implict | to involve, especially in illegal activity; bring out drama |
| inveigle | to win over by flattering/request |
| nondescript | a person or something not easily classed or described |
| nonentity | nonexixtence |
| parsimonious | extreme reluctance to use one's resources or to spend money |
| proffer | to offer |
| protege | someone whose welfare or career is guided and helped by a more influental person |
| sanguine | calm; naturally cheerful and hopeful; confident; having a rudding complexion |
| scurrilous | to be vulgar and evil |
| seraphic | angelic; of the highest order of angels |
| sundry | various, many, numerous |
| vociferous | to utter or cry out loudly; to shout |
| dogma | principle or idea considered to be the absolute truth |
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