| Abound | exist in large numbers or amounts |
| Austere | Strict in manner, Having no luxuries, simple unadorned(plain) appearance |
| Belie | Fail to fulfill or justify |
| Capricious | Mercurial, Sudden changes in mood |
| Cerebral | of the cerebrum of the brain, Intellectual |
| Congenial | Like-minded, having same taste |
| conspicuous | Clearly visible |
| Cursory | hasty, not thorough about the details |
| Daunting | difficult to deal with |
| Deify | worship or regard as god |
| Didactic | Intended to teach |
| Disseminate | Spread Widely |
| Flout | Openly disregard |
| Homogeneous | of the same kind, alike |
| Humdrum | Lacking excitement or variety |
| Insipid | Lacking flavor, tasteless |
| Loquacious | talkative |
| Misanthropic | Showing dislike of others, unsociable |
| Misnomer | inaccurate use of name or designation/term |
| Obsequious | Obedient or attentive |
| Placate | Make less angry, calm |
| Proclivity | A tendency to choose or do something regularly |
| Puerile | Childishly silly or immature |
| Quixotic | Extremely idealistic, impractical and unrealistic |
| Taciturn | Reserved or uncommunicative in speech, untalkative |
| Wary | Showing caution about possible dangers |
| Morose | Ill-tempered, sulky, bad mood, refusing to be cooperative |
| Adulterate | render poorer in quality by adding another substance, not pure or genuine |
| Aggrandize | Increase reputation, power, wealth, or status |
| Alacrity | Brisk(active and energetic) and cheerful readiness |
