- magnanimous: Courageously noble in mind and heart
- meretricious: Attracting attention in a vulgar manner;gaudy
- metamorphosis: A transformation, as by magic or sorcery
- milieu: An environment or a setting.
- moiety: A half. A part, portion, or share.
- nemesis: A source of harm or ruin;An opponent that cannot be beaten or overcome
- nomenclature: A system of names used in an art or science
- nonsectarian: Not limited to or associated with a particular religious denomination.
- obdurate: Hardened against feeling; Not giving in to persuasion; intractable. inflexible
- obsequious: Full of or exhibiting servile compliance; fawning
- obstreperous: Noisily and stubbornly defiant. Aggressively boisterous
- obtuse: Lacking quickness of perception or intellect; blunt
- oleaginous: Of or relating to oil
- oligarchy: A state governed by a few persons
- onerous: Troublesome or oppressive; burdensome. burdensome
- ostensible: Represented or appearing as such
- palliate: Ease woth out curing
- paradigm: Model;example of patern
- parse: analyze grammatically
- parsimony: extreme frugality
- peccant: Violating rule of accepted practice; sinfull
- peculate: to embezzle
- pecuniary: relating to money
- pedestrian: ordinary
- pejorative: having a degrading effect
- penumbra: partial shadow or eclipse
- pilloried: woden framework on a post
- prescient: foresight
- preternatural: exceeding what is natural
- prevaricate: deviate from the truth
- promulgate: put into effect by anouncing
- propinquity: nearness
- prosaic: dull
- punctilious: precise accordance with conventions