| Term | Definition |
| impute | to attribute an action to particular person or group |
| incompatible | opposed in nature, not able to live or work together |
| inconsequential | unimportant, trivial |
| inevitable | certain, unavoidable |
| integrity | decency, honesty, wholeness |
| intrepid | fearless, adventurous |
| intuitive | instinctive, untaught |
| jubilation | joy, celebration, exultation |
| lobbyist | person who seeks to influence political events |
| longevity | long life |
| mundane | ordinary, commonplace |
| nonchalant | calm, casual, seeming unexcited |
| novice | apprentice, beginner |
| opulent | wealthy |
| orator | lecturer, speaker |
| ostentatious | showy, displaying wealth |
| parched | dried up, shriveled |
| perfidious | faithless, disloyal, untrustworthy |
| precocious | unusually advanced or talented at an early age |
| pretentious | pretending to be important |
| procrastinate | to unnecessarily delay |
| prosaic | relating to prose |
| prosperity | wealth or success |
| provocative | tending to provoke a response, anger or disagreement |
| prudent | careful, cautious |