Nouns
Affront
An insult; an act of deliberate rudeness
Beseech
To request urgently; to beg for someone to do something
Fanatical
Marked by excessive enthusiasm and often unreflective devotion
to shout in a deep voice; to make a deep loud sound
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Bellow (verb)
Persuade someone via flattery
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Cajole (verb)
Transmutation
A transformation in the nature or appearance of a thing
Cow
to intimidate, to destroy the resolve or courage of someone
Fractious
hard to manage or control; unruly or quarrelsome
to walk about in an idle and leisurely manner
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Saunter (verb)
Ability to make good judgments
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Acumen (noun)
Homage
A display or expression of respect; a tribute
Desecrate
to violate the sanctity of something; to treat a sacred object or place with disrespect
Languid
having a relaxed or tired posture; showing very little energy; feeling or appearing sluggish from exhaustion
Proper behavior; the norms that dictate proper conduct
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Decorum (noun)
Done in a quick and fluid manner; done skillfully
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Deftly (adverb)
Decorum
Proper behavior; the norms that dictate proper conduct
Seethe
to feel or exhibit a strong feeling of anger, despite trying to control it
Incredulous
reluctant to believe what another person is saying; showing disbelief or skepticism
A display or expression of respect; a tribute
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Homage (noun)
eager or quick to argue; combative; quarrelsome
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Pugnacious (adjective)
Acumen
Ability to make good judgments
Cajole
Persuade someone via flattery
Pugnacious
eager or quick to argue; combative; quarrelsome
gruff or sullen in speech or disposition; rudely silent
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Surly (adjective)
Completely without pride or dignity
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Abject (adjective)