OBNOXIOUS - extremely unpleasant DISGUSTING
PARADOX - a seemingly absurd or contradictory
statement or proposition which when investigated may prove to be well founded
or true - PUZZLE
COLOSSAL - extremely large or great - ENORMOUS
INCEPTION - the establishment or starting point of
an institution or activity - ORIGIN.
GRANDEUR - splendor and impressiveness,
especially of appearance or style - MAGNIFICENCE
TRAMP - a person who travels from place to place
on foot in search of work or as a vagrant or beggar - WANDERED
CONSIGNEE - the person or company to whom goods
or documents are officially sent or delivered - NOMINEE
INFATUATION - an intense but short-lived passion
or admiration for Someone or something - PASSION
BEAUTIFUL - pleasing the senses or mind
aesthetically - HANDSOME
MOMENTOUS - of great importance or significance,
especially in having a bearing on future events -
FATAL - causing death - DEADLY
DOLEFUL - expressing sorrow; mournful -
MOURNFUL
GRUFF - rough and low in pitch - ROUGH
FIDELITY - faithfulness to a person, cause, or
belief, demonstrated by continuing loyalty and support - LOYALTY
INFRUCTUOUS - fruitless, unprofitable -
FRUITLESS
GARNISH - decorate or embellish (something,
especially food) - ADORN
MENTOR - an experienced and trusted adviser -
GUIDE
SUPERSTITIOUS - having or showing a belief in
superstitions (a widely held but irrational belief in supernatural influences,
especially as leading to good or bad luck, or a practice based on such a
belief) - IRRATIONAL
RAVAGE - cause severe and extensive damage to /
the destructive effects of something - DEMOLISH
SUCCESSIVE - following one another or following
others - CONSECUTIVE
INTREPID - resolutely fearless; dauntless -
FEARLESS
ABROGATE - repeal or do away with (a law, right,
or formal agreement) -
REPEAL
DEFERENCE - polite submission and respect -
RESPECT
COVENANT - agree by lease, deed, or other legal contract
- CONTRACT
PROLIFERATE- increase rapidly in number; multiply
/ cause (cells, tissue, structures, etc.) to reproduce rapidly -REPRODUCE
QUIVER - tremble or shake with a slight rapid
motion / a slight trembling movement or sound, especially one caused by a
sudden strong emotion - TREMBLE
ADULATION - excessive admiration or praise -
FLATTERY
CONTEMPLATION - the action of looking
thoughtfully at something for a long time - MEDITATION
DILIGENT - having or showing care and conscientiousness
in one's work or duties - INDUSTRIOUS
CENSURE - express severe disapproval of (someone
or something), especially in a formal statement -
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