| Lax | Not sufficiently severe, strict, careful |
| Exuberance | The quality of being full of energy, excitement and cheerfulness |
| Flamboyant | Tending to attract someone with their exuberance, confidence and stylishness |
| Panache | Flamboyant confidence of style or manner |
| Plodding | Slow moving and unexciting; slow doing in a dull task |
| Prosaic | Having or using the style of prose as opposed by poetry; commonplace and unromantic; Lacking imaginativeness or originality |
| Restive | Unable to remain silent, submissive especially because of boredom |
| Stigmatize | regard as worthy of disgrace |
| Undermine | Erode, Lessen the effectiveness |
| Utterly | Completely, Absolutely |
| Weary | Getting tired or bored |
| Zealous | having or showing zeal |
| Zeal | Great energy or passion for a cause |
| Admonish | Warn or reprimand someone firmly |
| Aesthetic | Concerned with beauty or the appreciation of beauty |
| Pretentious | Attempting to impress by affecting great importance than actually possessed |
| Affectation | Behavior, speech or writing that is pretentious or designed to impress; Fake actions |
| Alleviate | Make(problem) less severe |
| Analogous | Comparable in certain respects |
| Bolster | Support or strengthen |
| Chauvinistic | Feeling or displaying aggressive or exaggerated patriotism |
| Connoisseur | An expert judge in taste |
| Dissemble | Conceal or disguise one's true feelings |
| Tenacity | Quality of being determined; continue to exist |
| Dogged | Having or showing tenacity and grim(serious) persistence |
| Dupe | Deceive or trick |
| Empirical | Based on observation or experience rather than theory or logic |
| Engender | Cause or give raise to |
| Entitle | Give a legal right; believing oneself to be inherently deserving privileges |
| Pertinacious | Holding firmly to an opinion or course of action |
