| abeyance | Temporary suspension |
| admonitory | Warning |
| aggregations | Group or mass of distinct objects or individuals |
| alacrity | Speed |
| anathema | Curse |
| antagonism | Hostility |
| apprised | Informed; notified |
| aversion | Object arousing an intense or definite dislike |
| avuncular | Having traiits considered typical of uncles; jolly, indulgent, stodgy |
| bastions | Fortifications |
| bellicose | Quarrelsome |
| benevolent | Kindly; charitable |
| blithe | Carefree |
| chaos | Disorder of formless matter and indefinite space, supposed to have existed before the ordered universe |
| commiseration | Sympathy, condolence |
| conflagration | Big, destructive fire |
| congenial | Agreeable |
| conjectural | Based on guessword |
| conjectured | Guessed |
| connate | Existing naturally; innate |
| consternation | Great fear of show that makes one feel hopeless or bewildered |
| contrition | Remorse for having done wrong |
| cornice | Projecting decorative molding along the top of a building |
| covertly | Secretly; surrpetitiously |
| deference | Respect; courtesy; regard |
| depravity | Corruption; wickedness |
| dictum | Formal statement of fact or opinion |
| dilapidated | In disrepair |
| disdainfully | Showing scorn or contempt |
| divines | Clergy |
| effaced | Erased; wiped out |
| effuse | Spread out; diffuse |
| elusive | Hard to grasp |
| eminence | Greatness; celebrity |
| equanimity | Composure |
| etiquette | Appropriate behavior and ceremonies |
| evitable | Avoidable |
| expatriated | Deported; driven from one's native land |
| expedient | Resource |
| finite | Having measurable or definable limits |
| forestall | Prevent by acting ahead of time |
| garrulous | Talking too much |
| genial | Cheerful; friendly |
| glade | Open space in a wood or forest |
| gregarious | Sociable |
| guile | Craftiness |
| imperious | Urgent; imperative |
| impertinent | Not showing proper respect |
| importunities | Persistent requests or demands |
| indecorous | Improper |
| ineffable | Inexpressible; unable to be spoken |
| inert | Motionless |
| infinity | Endless or unlimited space, time, or distance |
| Iniquity | Sin |
| inscrutable | Not able to be easily understood |
| interminable | Seeming to last forever |
| jocularity | Joking good humor |
| magnanimity | Ability to rise above pettiness or meannes |
| maledictions | Curses |
| malign | Malicious; very harmful |
| manuscript | Written or typed document, especially one submitted to a publisher or printer |
| monotonous | Tiresome because unvarying |
| myriad | Countles |
| obstinacy | Stubbornness |
| oppresses | Weighs heavily on mind |
| ornery | Having a mean disposition |
| oscillation | Act of swinging or moving regularly back and forth |
| ostentatious | Boastful display |
| peremptorily | Decesively; commandingly |
| pertinaciously | Holding firmly to some purpose |
| posterity | All succeeding generations |
| precipitate | Cause to happen before expected or desired |
| prelude | Introductor section or movement of a suite, fugue, or work of music |
| prescient | Having foreknowledge |
| prodigious | Of great power or size |
| querulous | Inclined to find fault |
| radiant | Shining brightly |
| recumbent | Resting |
| redolent | Suggestive |
| repression | Restraint |
| retrospective | Looking back on or directed to the past |
| reverential | Showing or caused by a feeling of deep respect, love, and awe |
| sagacious | Shrewd |
| salient | Standing out from the rest |
| semi-somnambulent | Half-Sleepwalking |
| stark | Stiff or rigid, as a corpse; severe |
| stringency | Strictneess; severity |
| sublime | Insipiring awe or admiration through grandeur or beauty |
| suffrage | Vote or voting |
| summarily | Promptly and without formality |
| superfluous | Exessive; unnecessary |
| surmised | Guessed |
| tempest | Violent storm |
| transient | Not permanent |
| tremulous | Characterized by trembling |
| tremulously | Fearfully; timidly |
| tumultuous | Rough; stormy |
| tumultuously | In an agitated way |
| unwonted | Unusual; unfamiliar |
| vagary | Unpredicatable occurrence |
| venerable | Commanding respect |
| vituperative | Spoken abusively |
| vocifeeration | Loud or vehement shouting |
| waggery | Mischievous behavior |