| Quiescent | Inactive, at rest, lethargy |
| Despot | Tyrant |
| Perpetrate | Carry out or commit |
| Subsume | Include or absorb from |
| Subside | Become less intense, go lower in level |
| Condone | Accept, sanction, agree |
| Tangential | Diverging from a previous course of line, hardly touching a matter, peripheral |
| Jeopardize | Put into a situation where there is danger, risk, failure or loss |
| Buttress | Increase the strength of or justification for, reinforce |
| Bereft | Deprived of or lacking, sadness because of someone's death |
| Fraility | The condition of being weak or delicate |
| Disentangle | Untwine, disengage, free from something they are entangled for |
| Pompous | Self-important, affectedly grand or solemn |
| Conclusive | Having or likely to prove the case, achieved easily |
| Vitality | The state of being strong and active |
| Archetype | A typical example of a person or a thing, prototype |
| Relent | Become less intense, abandon or mitigate a severe attitude |
| Harangue | A lengthy and aggressive speech |
| Auspicious | Favorable, conducive to success |
| Adverse | Unfavorable, preventing success or development, harmful |
| Exhort | Strongly encourage to do something |
| Poise | Graceful and elegant, dignity in manner, be or cause to be balanced |
| Adept | Very skilled or proficient at something |
| Rigor | Thoroughness and careful, severity or strictness, demanding |
| Articulate | having or showing the ability to speak fluently, be connected by joints |
| Ploy | a cunning plan or action designed to turn a situation into one's advantage, stratagem, technique |
| Captious | Tending to find faults or petty objections |
| Lugubrious | Looking or sounding sad or gloomy |
| Transcend | Be or go beyond the range of limits |
| Flustered | Agitated or confused |
