Verbs
To leave out or exclude
very talkative
loquacious
official procedure or system of rules
protocol
outstandingly bad; shocking
egregious
having more than one possible meaning
ambiguous
to waver between two choices
Vacillate
unnecessary; more than enough
superfluous
a typical pattern of something; a model
paradigm
intended to teach, often with a moral lesson
didactic
based on random choice or personal whim
arbitrary
acquiesce
practical
pedantic
brief or concise in speech or writing
brevity
overly concerned with minor details or rules
pedantic
to deliberately avoid/abstain from
eschew
to make worse
exacerbate
present everywhere
ubiquitous
the direct opposite of something
antithesis
to give in; to accept reluctantly
acquiesce
present everywhere
ubiquitious
to warn or reprimand firmly
admonish
given to sudden changes in mood
capricious
a warning or condition that must be considered
caveat
typical pattern; model
paradigm
to make an unpleasant feeling less intense; to relieve
assuage