| Ameliorate | make better |
| Anachronistic | belonging to a period other than that protrayed |
| Audacious | showing willingness to take surprisingly bold risks; showing lack of respect |
| Avaricious | extreme greed for wealth or material gain |
| Banal | lacking in originality; obvious and boring |
| Whimsical | acting or behaving in a capricious manner, fanciful, unusual or fantastic |
| Cynic | a person who believes others are selfish or not honorable |
| Prodigal | Spendthrift |
| Vague | obscure, uncertain |
| Intriguing | Arouse the curiosity or interest |
| Irreverent | showing lack of respect in situations that are taken serious generally |
| Sycophantic | behaving in an obsequious way to gain advantage |
| Abhor | regard with disrespect and hatred; hating something |
| Benign | gentle and kindly |
| Brazen | bold and without shame |
| Calumny | making false statements in order to damage one's reputation |
| Candid | Truthful and straight forward |
| Castigate | Reprimand severely |
| Caustic | Sarcastic in a bitter way |
| Construe | Interpret in a particular way |
| Contrite | feeling or expressing remorse at the recognition of doing wrong |
| Convulted | Extremely hard and difficult to follow |
| Covet | longing to possess especially belonging to someone, prolonged unfilled desire |
| Craven | Contemptibly lacking courage, cowardly |
| Decorum | Behaving in keeping with good taste, well mannered |
| Deft | Neatly skillful and fast in movements |
| Derivative | Originating from |
| Desiccate | Remove the moisture from, become completely dry |
| Diatribe | A forceful and bitter verbal attack on someone or something |
| Incredulous | Unwilling or unable to believe something |
