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acquiescent reluctantly agreeable (adjective) adamant refusing to change; stubborn; unyeilding (adjective) apathy lack of intrest or concern (noun) auspicious taking place under promising conditions; likely to succeed (adjective) benevolent kind hearted; good natured; generous (adjective) censure to criticise (verb) coerce to force someone by threatening or physically overpowering (verb) corroborate support with evidence; confirm (verb) decadence moral decay or decline (noun) discord disagreement; dissonance (noun) divergence the act of splitting off into different directions (noun) dogmatic sticking to widely excepted beliefs; closed minded (adjective) embellish to make more beautiful; decorate; adorn (verb) ephemeral temporary (adjective) expunge erase (verb) fallacious false; misleading (adjective) garish flashy; gaudy (adjective) hackneyed unoriginal; trite (adjective) hedge to aviod giving a clear answer thereby escaping responsibility or blame (verb) hyperbole extreme exaggeration (noun) placate to appease; pacify; mollify (verb) pompous filled with self importance; arrogant; obnoxiously proud (adjective) precocious mature at a young age (adjective) prudent wise; shrewd; cautious (adjective) quanary a state of confusion of doub; dilemma (noun)