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Pragmatic
Practical and focused on results
Diligent
Showing careful and persistent effort
Novel
New, original, or unusual
Plausible
Seeming reasonable or believable
Subtle
Not immediately obvious; difficult to notice
Ambivalent
Having mixed or conflicting feelings
Discrepancy
A difference or inconsistency between two things
Scrutinize
Having mixed or conflicting feelings
Candid
Honest and straightforward
Concede
To admit something is true, often reluctantly
Esoteric
Only understood by a small group with specialized knowledge
Mitigate
To make something less severe or harmful
Prolific
Producing a large amount of something
Precedent
An earlier example that serves as a guide
Superfluous
Unnecessary or more than what is needed
Obfuscate
To make something unclear or difficult to understand
Ubiquitous
Seeming to present everywhere
Equivocal
Open to multiple interpretations; ambiguous
Inscrutable
Difficult or impossible to understand
Obstensibly
Apparently or seemingly, though not necessarily actually
Instansigent
Unwilling to change one's opinions or compromise
Incongruous
Not fitting in or being out of place
Pernicious
Having a harmful or destructive effect
Incontrovertable
Impossible to deny or dispute
Equivicol
Deliberately ambiguous or uncertain