exuberant
uninhibitedly (extremely) enthusiastic
dire
dreadful, terrible, causing great fear
genial
warmly and pleasantly cheerful, cordial
emanated
flowed out, came forth, originated
sage
a profoundly wise person
aesthetic
concerning the appreciation of beauty or good taste (opposite of pure intellectuality)
rancor
bitter resentment, hatred, malice
procured
to obtain or get by care, effort, or the use of special means
ardor
passion, fervor, great warmth of feeling
tumult
violent and noisy commotion in a crowd, uproar
impartial
not biased, fair
valor
boldness in battle, bravery, courage
Prosaic
commonplace, uninspired, dull
austere
severe, strict
complacent
smug, self-sufficient
dubious
doubtful, uncertain, suspicious
ephemeral
short-lived, fleeting
insipid
bland, boring
obscure
unclear, clouded, partly hidden, little known
depravity
corruption, wickedness
expedite
to quicken, accelerate
peripheral
on the edge, unimportant
taciturn
quiet, uncommunicative, silent
expedient
advantageous, convenient
fastidious
finicky, overly critical, picky
novel
new and interesting
parsimony
stinginess, frugality, skimpiness
provincial
narrow-minded, unsophisticated
respite
a break, a rest
anecdote
a brief, humorous story
drone
to talk on and on in a dull way
desecrate
to show disrespect or to deface something sacred
euphonious
melodious, pleasant sounding
cacophonous
harsh sounding
guile
cunning, deceitfulness
immutable
unchanging, permanent
incessant
non-stop, never ending, ceaseless
static
unchanging, not moving
bastion
a stronghold, a fort
benign
kindly, good natured
credulous
gullible, ready to believe without proof
disparage
to speak poorly of, belittle, ridicule
philanthropist
someone who benefits mankind through charitable gifts or acts
virulent
harmful, potent, dangerous
zeal
enthusiasm, fanaticism, passion
acuity
sharpness of perception, insight
affable
friendly, agreeable
avarice
greed, covetousness, materialism
devoid
completely lacking, empty
disheveled
Marked by disorder; untidy
lamentable
pitiable, regrettable
ostentatious
flashy, gaudy, showy, pretentious (stuck up)
patron:
a sponsor or benefactor, wealthy supporter of an artist or other
contour
outline of a figure, body, or mass
languid
slow, lacking in energy or spirit
allure
to attract with something desirable
protuberance
something such as a bulge, swelling, or knob that sticks out
sublime
Not to be excelled; supreme, perfect, heavenly
parody
imitation of a style, person, show, or text for comic effect
nebulous
vague, Cloudy, misty, or hazy