pariah an outcast
surfeit abundance, excessive amount
enigma a puzzle; a mystery
spurious false, fake, not genuine
erudite learned; scholarly; bookish
fervid intensely emotional; feverish
lucid clear and easily understood
opaque impossible to see through; preventing the passage of light
placate to sooth or pacify
precipitate to throw violently or bring about abruptly; lacking deliberation
prodigal wasteful; reckless with money
zeal passion, excitement
abstain to choose not to do something
adulterate to make impure
apathy lack of interest or emotion
audacious fearless and daring
capricious changing one’s mind quickly and often
corroborate to provide supporting evidence
desiccate to dry out thoroughly
engender to produce, cause, or bring about
ephemeral lasting a short time
gullible easily deceived
homogenous of a similar kind
laconic using few words
laud to give praise; to glorify
loquacious talkative
mitigate to soften; to lessen
pedant someone who shows off learning
pragmatic practical as opposed to idealistic
propriety correct behavior; obedience to rules and customs
vacillate to sway physically; to be indecisive
volatile easily aroused or changeable; lively or explosive
advocate to speak in favor of
nemesis a powerful river, a usually unconquerable opponent
bolster to support; to prop up
cacophony harsh, jarring noise
deride to speak of or treat with contempt; to mock
dissonance a harsh and disagreeable combination, often of sounds
enervate to reduce in strength
eulogy speech in praise of someone
rescind to cancel, to repeal
ingenuous showing innocence or childlike simplicity
lethargic acting in an indifferent or slow, sluggish manner
malleable capable of being shaped
misanthrope a person who dislikes others
obdurate hardened in feeling; resistant to persuasion
ostentation excessive showiness
paradox a contradiction or dilemma
respite an interval of rest, a temporary delay
prevaricate to lie or deviate from the truth
venerate to respect deeply
trite unoriginal, overused, clichéd, commonplace
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“You would be considered a pariah if you don’t take this course”, said Julia to Robert trying to convince him to take the Philosophy course.
hmmm Someone goes beyond the “Not writing any new sentence”.
Thanks Alok,
We expecting same from your peers.
thats nice of u..
thanks,
alok