| Fawn | flatter someone for advantage |
| Precipitous | Dangerously high or steep, done suddenly without careful consideration |
| Regress | Return to former or less developed state |
| Refute | Prove something wrong |
| Replenish | fill up, restore to former condition |
| Ire | anger |
| Languid | Weak or faint, Indolent |
| Mollify | Placate, pacify, appease, assuage |
| Duress | Coercion |
| Vigilant | Wary, Chary, leery |
| Headstrong | Energetically willful and determined |
| Convalescent | Recovering from an illness or sickness, recuperating |
| Nonplussed | Confused or surprised that one is not sure how to react |
| Fret | Be constantly or visibly anxious, Gradually wear away |
| Recourse | Source of help in difficult situation, the legal right to demand compensation |
| Exorcise | Completely remove from mind or memory, get rid off |
| Fussy | fastidious about requirements, hard to please |
| Finicky | Fussy, showing great attention to detail |
| Assail | Make a violent attack on, criticize strongly |
| Contravene | Offend against the prohibition, conflict with |
| Decry | Publicly denounce |
| Poignant | Evoking a keen sense of sadness or regret |
| Oblivious | Not aware or concerned about what's happening in surroundings |
| Ironclad | Impossible to weaken or contradict |
| Plaintive | Sounding sad and mournful |
| Foil | Prevent from succeeding |
| Buoyant | Cheerful and optimistic |
| Benevolent | Well meaning and kind, fund for charity |
| Intertwine | Twist or twine together |
| Berate | Scold or criticize angrily |
