| Term | Definition |
| Augment | (Verb) to make bigger. Synonyms: enlarge, amplify, expand, or grow. |
| Pliable | (Adjective) easily influenced or persuaded. Synonyms: docile, flexible,submissive, or lenient. |
| Guise | (Noun) the external appearance of something. Synonyms: cloak, disguise, facade, or costume. |
| Opulence | (Noun) wealth or riches. Synonyms: abundance, fortune, prosperity, or luxury. |
| Stolid | (Adjective) not easily stirred or moved mentaly. Synonyms: unemotionsal, tranquil, controlled, or coolheaded. |
| Intimate | (Verb) to hint or imply. Synonyms: voice, suggest, warn, or leak. |
| Bereft | (Adjective) deprived. Synoyms: lacking, without, devoid, or empty. |
| Insidious | (Adjective) stealthily treacherous or deceitful. Synoyms: crafty, cunning, sly, or tricky. |
| Gibe | (Verb) to utter mockig or scoffing words. Synonyms: jeer, joke, slam, or taunt. |
| Wary | (Adjective) watchful, being on one's guard against danger. Synonyms: alert, cautious, safe,or suspicious. |
| Dour | (Adjective) sullen or gloomy. Synonyms: dreart, depressed, sour, or glum. |
| Amicable | (Adjective) charactereized by showing goodwill. Synonyms: friendly, courteous, polite, or kind. |
| Garrulous | (Adjective) excessivley talkative in a rambling manner. Synonyms: chatty, blabbling, mouthy or wordy. |
| Rescind | (Verb) to retract or repeal. Synonyms: annul, cancel, abolish, or invalidate. |
| Accolade | (Noun) any award, honor or laudatory notive. Synonyms: award, distinction, kudos, or praise. |
| Bolster | (Verb) to support. Synonyms: aid, assist, help, or cushion. |
| Ephemeral | (Adjective) lasting a very short time. Synonyms: brief, momentary, impermantent, or short-lived. |
| Lamentation | (Noun) the act of expressing grief or sorrow. Synonyms: grieving, complaining, mourning, or sorrow. |
| Terse | (Adjective) neatly or effectively concise. Synonyms: abrupt, compact, short, or clipped. |
| Adversity | (Noun) a condition marked by misfortune. Synonyms: hardship, affliction, misery, or catastrophe. |