Cordiality.
A decrease or downward trend.
The appalling slaughter in a war-torn country.
Caprice.
Commiseration.
To embrace, incorporate, or comprise.
A summary, abstract, or synopsis of a book's plot.
Shrewd, astute, or perspicacious.
To predict or foretell using current trends.
To revive, resurrect, or revitalize something that is defunct.
Victim, fatality, or mortality.
To preserve, maintain, or safeguard natural resources.
Accelerate.
Obese, stout, or plump.
To foster or nourish, as in developing a love for art.
Expenses that are subsidiary, subordinate, or secondary.
A mysterious or extraordinary resemblance to someone.
To run.
A large-scale and violent event in the natural world, such as floods or earthquakes.
In chronological order; relating to time.
Together or intensifier.
Measures aimed at appeasing or placating.
A reprimand, rebuke, or reproof.
Penetrating, perceptive, insightful.
An accessory is something that goes with or complements something else, often used in fashion.
To include or embody in a whole.
A concert or performance featuring piano music.
An indirect way of speaking.
The slow accumulation or gathering of materials, such as rocks formed by limestone.
Energy associated with motion.
The obvious correlation between smoking and lung cancer.
Something that is roomy or ample.
Mysterious, abstruse, or enigmatic remarks that leave people wondering.
A term referring to a flesh-colored or blood-red stain.
Critics who are carping, quibbling, or caviling.
Charming, enchanting, or attractive.
Inaccessible means not able to be reached or approached.
To burn the skin or flesh of a wound to stop bleeding or prevent infection.
Radiant, brilliant, or burning.
Something that is out of its proper time period.
To bypass, sidestep, or avoid.
To speak or lecture in a formal or passionate manner.
It is vital for product safety.
Something that is ridged, fluted, or grooved.
To conceal or hide assets, such as in Swiss bank accounts.
They are much faster.
Something that comes before and indicates something else.
A gradual downward slope.
Land that is not cultivated or a person who is unrefined.
Being unaware or oblivious to something.
Something that seems wrong but is not always incorrect.
To disable or render incapable.
To desire, crave, or yearn for something.
Covetous.
More likely to be affected, such as being more susceptible to depression during winter.
The ability to judge well; insight or discrimination.
To grow together or unite.
To devise, fabricate, or contrive a story.
To summarize or restate.
A quick or superficial glance.
A medical emergency where the heart stops functioning.
Incipient.
It is incumbent on the government to take the lead; it means binding, obligatory, or mandatory.
A collection or cluster of different things, such as shops and restaurants.
A survey, exploration, or observation.
Antecedence refers to the chain of priority or sequence.
To concede means to yield, surrender, or relinquish something.
Fashionable, debonair, stylish.
A smooth movement back and forth, often related to rhythm or tempo.
The quality of being believable or trustworthy.
To restrict or limit.
Easily fooled or deceived; gullible.
Option, resort, alternative.
A person or thing that precipitates an event or change.
Avarice or greed.
A mistake or blunder.
Relief, aid, assistance.
To mediate, negotiate, or intervene on someone's behalf.
Of doubtful authenticity, often referring to a story or statement.
To overlook or disregard offenses in exchange for bribes.
Clashing or incompatible.
Precipitous.
A young goat capering in its pen.
To reflect on one's body or the future.
To cause to occur at the same time.
Corpulence.
To embody or personify.
A cunning, underhanded plan to win the election.
Not able to be perceived or noticed.
A classification or sort of items.
A connection, association, or link between two things.
Perception.
A wealthy and dissolute lifestyle.
Trees that shed their leaves seasonally.
It is shaped to curve inward.
Din, racket, or babel.
The person responsible for managing a museum.
To obtain or secure something.
Information that is transferred in distinct or separate packets.
Engaging in discussion or communication.
A person who lives in seclusion, often like a hermit.
A rule by the wealthy elite.
To associate, mingle, or fraternize with others.
To succumb means to capitulate, submit, or surrender.
Inflammatory or provocative remarks.
Concord.
An expert or savant, particularly in fine wines.
To remove, abrogate, or repeal a decision or ban.
Indirect, roundabout, meandering.
It refers to substances that can burn or corrode, often used to describe chemicals or remarks.
Chicanery, which refers to trickery or fraud.
Measures that lead to negative outcomes.
Emerging or in its initial stages.
Acclaimed by the critics.
Prudent, cautious, discreet.
To happen again or run again.
Disastrous choices, such as poor business partnerships.
A gathering or assembly, such as a vast concourse of learned men.
Several employees interceded on her behalf when the boss accused her of lying.
A person who serves and assists, often in a hotel setting.
The suppression of speech or other public communication.
A position requiring little or no work.
A person who pretends to have virtues they do not possess.
An event that has not occurred before.
Relating to or characteristic of carnivores.
The practice of favoring one's friends or associates in political appointments or business.
Traveling anonymously or not known.
Cessation means the termination or discontinuation of something.
The embodiment or personification of a quality or concept.
Contrive.
Winning critical praise or recognition.
Conservation.
To harm the reputation of someone or something; to make others doubt.
To surrender or relent.
To agree or run together.
An inclination, predisposition, or propensity for something, such as hard work.
Heart.
The beginning or founding of a project.
To excuse or disregard an action, often used in the context of wrongdoing.
To trigger, accelerate, or expedite a situation.
It implies being too absorbed or engrossed in worries to enjoy other activities.
Magic or captivation.
A record or narrative of events in the order they occurred.
Something that is very easy to do.
To sympathize or console someone in their loss.
Magic and fortune-telling.
To take.
Artificial or labored, often referring to a plot.
An opposite or contrasting element.
Forthright, frank, and sincere.
Speed, swiftness, or velocity.
Eager, concerned, or considerate about someone's well-being.
A loud noise or uproar, often in a public space.
A soldier who surrenders without a fight.
It describes something that does not go away; it is unceasing or constant.
Being prudent and unobtrusive, often followed at a distance.
A delegate or substitute sent to cast a vote.
To recover or take back something.
Because of the age of the Internet.
The velocity of the recession of a galaxy is proportional to its distance.
To make impossible or to rule out, such as an injury that precluded an athletic career.
A principle, tenet, or doctrine learned by example rather than by precept.
It means to travel light and free from burdens.
Inducement or motivation.
An intimate or confidant; a close friend.
Coercion.
It refers to a catastrophic event involving widespread destruction, originally meaning 'whole burn'.
An essential examination of strategies or materials.
International censure of the invasion.
Declamation.
To resolve or settle differences.
Affable, genial, amiable.
Saying one thing but doing another.
Flesh.
To revoke or renounce a statement.
Material that is flammable or incendiary.
To assure or secure a victory.
It refers to the peak or culmination of decades of marital stress.
A persistent or constant condition, such as a chronic disease.
Referring to reformers who gradually formed a political movement.
Reconcile.
To obstruct, clog, or choke, as in a blood clot that occluded a major artery.
To suffer or sustain expenses.
The tendency to be too ready to believe something.
Unwilling or unable to believe something.
A fear of closed or small spaces, often associated with small-town life.
A standard or principle by which something is judged.
It suggests that wealth can dominate political power.
Dictator, despot, tyrant.
To be enraged or infuriated.
Employees who are at the mercy of an impulsive or unpredictable manager.
Contemplation.
To agree to a request or demand; to give consent.
Something that came before, such as an earlier model or version.
They are perceptive and insightful.
A ruler with no limitations on their powers.
An incendiary bomb.
To leap or frolic.
To consider or ponder something deeply.
Occurring at the same time; simultaneous.
A person who insists on going their own way, often stubbornly.
Perfect, supreme, or ultimate.
Generations or events that come after.
To describe an event that is unparalleled or unequaled.
A fancy new timepiece used for measuring time.
The economic downturn of 2008.
It describes something that is burdensome, unwieldy, or ponderous, like a cumbersome application process.
An animal that eats flesh, like lions.
To pressure or compel someone into agreement.
Combustibility.
