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swenson
80 cards·by allanavlwhite
aggrandizement
increase in power advancement
hamlet
small village
trepidation
a trembling
euphemism
the use of a "nice" word or phrase instead of an offensive one
to hamper
to get in the way of
to relegate
to put away or aside
to emenate
to flow out
truculent
savage
sinuous
winding
nostalgic
homesickness
figment
something imagined
invocation
prayer
obsequies
funeral rights
alabaster
white
to extol
to glorify
to precipitate
to cause
to carp
to nag in a nitpicky way
extrinsic
external
culpable
blameworthy
inextricable
not solvable
chicanery
trickery sharp deception
fiasco
total or ridiculous failure
mummery
ceremonies regarded as ridiculous
advisement
careful consideration
to capitulate
to surrender on certain terms
to coerce
to force (someone or something)
to alienate
to set apart by ill will
mordant
sarcastic
inexorable
relentless
seraphic
angelic
gamut
entire range
compendium
brief form
bombast
impressive but meaningless language
platitude
a tired
to gainsay
to deny
to commute
to substitute to a lesser thing for a greater
to hoot
to shout in disapproval
futile
useless
commendatory
worthy of praise or of regard
loquacious
talkative
compunction
uneasiness from a sense of guilt
subterfuge
deception
concordance
index of words occurring in a book or collection
equanimity
evenness of mind
to concur
to agree
to comport
to behave or conduct yourself
To agitate
to upset
Inalienable
Incapable of being taken away
refulgent
shining
subversive
undermining
conflagration
a burning
confluence
two or more streams flowing together
disdain
a snooty disapproval or dislike
volition
the use of your own will
to condone
to pardon
to enervate
to weaken
to eradicate
to kill
remiss
negligent
inane
empty
imperative
necessary
recluse
hermit
rectitude
rightness
dearth
a scarcity or lack
blasphemy
disrespect toward something seriously important
to confound
to amaze
to entail
to require
to enthrall
to fascinate
redolent (of)
having a pleasant order
imperturbable
calm
reciprocal
mutual
fledgling
an untested beginner
incipience
first stage
reticence
quietness and restraint in personality
diatribe
bitter
to sully
to tarnish
to impinge
to infringe upon
to micturate
to urinate
impervious
unable to be penetrated
ephemeral
lasting a short time
conjugal
of marriage; of the relation between husband and wife