| Term | Definition |
|---|
| despoil | (Verb) destroy and strip of its possession. Synonyms: deprive, confiscate, wreck or loot. |
| zealous | (Adjective) marked by active interest and enthusiasm Synonyms: avid, devoted, eager, or spirited. |
| cavort | (Verb) play boisterously. Synonyms: frolic, play, revel, or prance |
| gauche | (Adjective) lacking social polish. Synonyms: awkward, graceless, inelegant, or uncultured. |
| languid | (Adjective) lacking physical or mental energy Synonyms: lazy, leisurely, comatose, or inactive |
| mar | (Verb) destroy or injure severely. Synonyms: hurt, damage, deface, or mangle. |
| squalid | (Adjective) foul and run-down Synoand repulsive. Synonyms: dirty, crummy, abominable, horrible |
| myriad | (Noun)a large indefinite number. Synonyms: army, heap, loads, or lot. |
| resplendence | (Noun) brilliant radiant beauty. Synonyms: glory, luster, magnificence, or splendor. |
| galvanize | (Verb) to stimulate (muscles) by administering a shock. Synonyms: arouse, motivate, electrify, or energize. |
| coerce | (Verb) to cause to do through pressure or necessity, by physical, moral or intellectual means. Synonyms: compel, bully, force, or oblige. |
| notoriety | (Noun) the state of being known for some unfavorable act or quality. Synonyms: reputation, celebrity, disrepute, or scandal. |
| exorbitance | (Noun) excessive excess. Synonyms: overabundance, overdose, surplus, or waste. |
| definitive | (Adjective) supplying or being a final or conclusive settlement. Synonyms: authoritative, absolute, final, or decisive |
| enamor | (Verb) to attract. Synonyms: bewitch, charm, allure or fascinate |
| enigma | (Noun) something that baffles understanding and cannot be explained Synonyms: riddle, puzzle, mystery, or problem |
| Gratis | (Adjective) without payment Synonyms: free, costless, chargeless, gratuitous, complimentary |
| laconic | (Adjective) brief and to the point Synonyms: terse, brief, lean, or short. |
| laudation | (Noun) High praise. Synonyms: acclaim, applause, approval, or comendation |
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