| Term | Definition |
|
adulterate |
to make impure or inferior |
|
bane |
a cause of death, destruction, or ruin |
|
boon |
something benficial that is bestowed; blessing |
|
exorcise |
to expel |
|
inimical |
injurious or harmful in effect |
|
vitiate |
to impair the value or quality of |
|
toxic |
poisonous |
|
salutary |
designed to effect an improvement |
|
pernicious |
tending to cause death or injury |
|
panacea |
a remedy for all diseases or evils; cure-all |
|
inconceivable |
incapable of being imagined |
|
implausible |
not valid, likely, or acceptable |
|
feasible |
capable of being accomplished |
|
eventuality |
a possible event or outcome |
|
contingent |
dependent upon conditions or events |
|
perchance |
perhaps; possibly |
|
preposterous |
contrary to nature or reason |
|
presumably |
by reasonable assumption |
|
proclivity |
a natural inclination or tendency |
|
prone |
tending; inclined |
|
metamorphosis |
a marked change in appearance |
|
malleable |
capable of being altered or influenced |
|
inveterate |
long-standing; deep-rooted |
|
immutable |
not subject or susceptible to change |
|
evolve |
to develop or achieve gradually |
|
modulate |
to regulate, adjust, ot adapt; temper |
|
protean |
readily taking on a different shape or form |
|
sporadic |
occurring at irregular intervals |
|
transmute |
to change from one form to another |
|
volatile |
changeable; inconstant |
| Add or remove terms from this set |