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concede
To admit, to acknowledge grudgingly or
hesitantly; accept as true, valid,
or accurate
serene
Utter calm and quietude
conspicuous
Obvious to the eye or mind; striking
undermine
To subvert or weaken
insidiously or secretly
eradicate
To do away with as completely
as if by pulling up by the roots
exuberant
Joyously unrestrained and enthusiastic
livid
1) Very angry; enraged
2) Reddish or discolored by
bruising
candid
Marked by honest sincere
expression
apex
The uppermost point; pinnacle
prolific
Fruitful; marked by abundant
inventiveness or productivity
forlorn
Sad and lonely because of
isolation or desertion
sanction
To make valid or binding usually
by a formal procedure
glib
Nonchalant; informal; perhaps to
the point of sounding insincere
nebulous
Indistinct; vague
enigma
Something hard to understand
or explain, especially a
mysterious person
exhort
To give warnings or advice :
make urgent appeals
effervescent
Marked by or expressing an
appealingly lively quality
tawdry
Cheap and gaudy in appearance
or quality
lethargic
Of, relating to, or characterized
by laziness or lack of energy
complacent
Self-satisfied or unconcerned,
often unaware of present
dangers or deficiencies
approbate
Approve or sanction
trite
Boring due to overuse; not original or fresh
disparage
To degrade; speak about
something in a negative manner
paradigm
An outstandingly clear or typical example of something
subordinate
Inferior; placed in or occupying a
lower class, rank, or position