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Existing or occurring on the surface; not deep or profound.
Superficial
Extremely old; belonging to a very distant past.
Ancient
In a way that is fundamentally different or far-reaching in nature.
Radically
Having the power to affect or shape decisions, opinions, or actions.
Influential
Done consciously and intentionally; not accidental.
Deliberate
The degree or scope to which something is spread or covers an area.
Extent
A system of ranking or organizing things or people in order of importance.
Hierarchy
Clearly visible or obvious.
Apparent
Having a mistake, weakness, or imperfection.
Flawed
A complex network of paths or passages, often designed as a puzzle.
Maze
A scientist who studies plants, their structure, growth, and classification.
Botanist
Not anticipated or expected; happening unexpectedly.
Unforeseen
People, animals, or plants that are derived from a particular ancestor.
Descendants
Resulting in important outcomes
Consequential
Used in a symbolic or metaphorical sense, rather than literally.
Figurative
A measured amount of medicine, treatment, or substance given at one time.
Doses
Making great efforts or working hard towards a goal or objective.
Striving
A colored substance used to give color to paint, ink, and other materials.
Pigment
In a fair and morally right manner.
Justly
The maximum amount that something can hold or contain; the ability to do something.
Capacity
Contrary to what is expected or reasonable; stubbornly opposing what is right or sensible.
Perverse
Representations or portrayals of something in a particular way.
Depictions
To jump or spring quickly from one place to another.
Leap
The process of gradually deteriorating, breaking down, or falling into a state of disrepair.
Decay
A room, usually private, used for a specific purpose.
Chamber