Ambience – The atmosphere or mood of a place.
Perplexity – A state of confusion or uncertainty.
Conundrum – A difficult problem or riddle.
Impudence – Bold disrespect or rudeness.
Unabashedness – Not embarrassed or ashamed.
Ubiquitous – Present everywhere at the same time.
Querulous – Complaining in a whining manner.
Inquisitive – Eager to learn; curious.
Sullen – Bad-tempered and gloomy.
Ephemeral – Lasting for a very short time.
Burdensome – Heavy or difficult to bear.
Waspish – Easily irritated or bad-tempered.
Blunt – Straightforward and direct, sometimes rude.
Induce – To cause or bring about.
Ponder – To think deeply about something.
Persist – To continue despite difficulties.
Elusive – Hard to catch, find, or define.
Bickered – To argue about petty matters.
Conferred – To discuss or give an official title.
Rebuffed – Rejected in a rude way.
Squabbled – To argue over trivial things.
Concede – To admit something is true after denying it.
Reluctant – Unwilling or hesitant.
Improbable – Unlikely to happen.
Fervent – Passionate or intense.
Gregarious – Social and outgoing.
Flamboyant – Excessively showy or dramatic.
Ornate – Highly decorated or intricate.
Stagnate – To stop developing or progressing.
Volatile – Unstable or likely to change suddenly.
Flamboyant – Showy, attention-seeking.
Flock – A group of animals or people moving together.
Forays – A sudden attack or venture into new territory.
Indispensable – Absolutely necessary.
Cohesive – Sticking together or unified.
Bondage – Being bound or enslaved.
Reclusive – Preferring isolation or solitude.
Notorious – Famous for something bad.
Ambivalent – Having mixed feelings.
Ineluctable – Unavoidable or inescapable.
Notarized – Certified as authentic by a notary.
Promulgated – Officially announced or made known.
Unsatiable – Impossible to satisfy.
Unquenchable – Cannot be satisfied or extinguished.
Irreconcilable – Impossible to bring into agreement.
Sanguine – Optimistic and cheerful.
Pessimistic – Expecting the worst to happen.
Incongruent – Not matching or inconsistent.
Peripheral – On the edge or not central.
Scathing – Harshly critical.
Voracious – Extremely hungry or eager.
Sophisticated – Complex or cultured.
Tranquil – Peaceful and calm.
Placid – Calm and untroubled.
Serene – Completely peaceful.
Apathy – Lack of interest or concern.
Sentiment – A feeling or emotional opinion.
Capricious – Changing mood or behavior unpredictably.
Scathing – Harshly critical or bitterly severe.
Acumen – Sharpness of mind; quick decision-making ability.
Adhere – To stick firmly or follow a belief/rule.
Abolish – To formally put an end to something.
Abash – To embarrass or make uneasy.
Abound – To exist in large numbers.
Abate – To become less intense or widespread.
Abject – Extremely bad or severe; showing humiliation.
Absolve – To free someone from guilt or blame.
Accord – Agreement or harmony.
Acrimony – Bitterness or harshness in speech or behavior.
Adamant – Refusing to be persuaded; firm in belief.
Adherent – Someone who supports a particular idea or party.
Adversary – An enemy or opponent.
Destitute – Extremely poor; lacking basic necessities.
Renounce – To formally give up or reject something.
Boisterous – Noisy, energetic, and cheerful.
Benign – Kind and gentle; not harmful.
Bawdy – Humorously indecent or crude.
Batty – Crazy or eccentric.
Clamorous – Loud and noisy; making a fuss.
Coarse – Rough or crude in texture or manner.
Reprimand – A formal expression of disapproval.
Rebuke – To scold or criticize sharply.
Covert – Hidden or secret.
Furtive – Done in a sneaky or secretive way.
Amplify – To make louder or more intense.
Conceit – Excessive pride in oneself.
Condemn – To express strong disapproval.
Castigate – To punish or criticize severely.
Chide – To scold or express mild disapproval.
Undaunted – Not discouraged or intimidated; fearless.
Advent – The arrival or beginning of something.
Incessant – Never stopping; constant.
Refiling – Filling again; refueling or replenishing.
Replenishing – Restoring something to its original level.
Inflicting – Causing something unpleasant or painful.
Rendezvous – A meeting at an agreed time and place.
Perennial – Lasting or existing for a long time.
Prerogative – A right or privilege exclusive to a person or group.
Varied – Showing a variety; diverse.
Orient – To align or position; to familiarize with surroundings.
Compel – To force or oblige someone to do something.
Renaissance – A revival or renewed interest in something.
Admonish – To warn or reprimand firmly.
Reprove – To scold or correct with kindness.
Counsel – Advice given formally.
Adversity – Difficult or unpleasant situation.
Calamity – A great misfortune or disaster.
Austere – Strict or plain in style or appearance.
Prosperity – The state of being successful or wealthy.
Allay – To reduce or calm something (like fears).
Pacify – To calm down or bring peace.
Alleviate – To make suffering or a problem less severe.
Allure – The power to attract or charm.
Entice – To attract by offering pleasure or advantage.
Repulse – To drive back or reject strongly.
Repel – To push away or drive off.
Devious – Dishonest or deceptive.
Canny – Clever and careful.
Tenacious – Holding tightly; not giving up.
Resolute – Firm or determined.
Petrified – Extremely frightened.
Bevy – A large group or collection.
Ostentatious – Showy or designed to impress.
Miserliness – Extreme unwillingness to spend money.
Effeminacy – Showing traits traditionally considered feminine.
Verbosity – The use of more words than needed.
Boorishness – Rude or insensitive behavior.
Deft – Skillful and quick.
Nimble – Quick and light in movement or thought.
Unwary – Not cautious; easily fooled or surprised.
Prestige – High status or respect earned by achievements.
Eminent – Famous and respected within a particular profession.
Cunning – acute, smart
Deceit – deception, artifice (clever trick)
Veracity – truthfulness
Decipher – interpret, reveal (to figure out decode smth)
Disdain – disrespect towards someone, feeling of hate
