| Bizarre | Strange or unusual |
| Urbane | Courteous or refined in manner |
| Coarseness | quality of being harsh |
| Eccentricity | Unconventional and slightly strange |
| Novelty | quality of being new, original, or unusual |
| Apathy | Lack of interest |
| Indecorous | Not in keeping with good taste, improper, undignified |
| Fortuitous | happening by chance, coincidence |
| Polemic | verbal or written attack |
| Dogmatic | Inclined to lay down principles as undeniably true |
| Altruism | Selfless concern for the well being of others |
| Fickle | changing frequently, especially loyalty and affection |
| Specious | Superficially plausible, but actually wrong |
| Concede | admit or agree, surrender |
| Elusive | Difficult to find, catch or achieve |
| Suffrage | right to vote in public elections |
| Scornful | Feeling or expressing contempt |
| Contempt | a feeling that a person or a thing is worthless |
| Seldom | rarely, not often |
| Sinister | giving the impression that something harmful will happen or happening |
| Woo | Seek the favour, support, Try to gain love |
| Martinet | a person who demands complete obedience, strict disciplinarian |
| Tyrant | cruel and oppresive ruler |
| Acolyte | A person assisting a priest in a religious service |
| Sporadic | occurring at irregular intervals or in few places; scattered |
| Skeptical | not easily convinced, having doubts |
| Irksome | irritating or annoying |
| Predilection | Special liking for something; a bias in favour for something |
| Morbid | characterized by an abnormal interest in unpleasant subjects, especially death and disease; indicative of disease |
| Exploit | make full use of and derive benefit from; make use in a way considered unfair |
