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Abstinence – (Noun) – denial of an indulgence or appetite; self-restraint

Acclaim - (Noun) – enthusiastic approval or welcome; celebrated; applaud

Adherence – (Noun) – faithful attachment; devotion; obedience

Adulation – (Noun) - excessive adoration or admiration; flattery; worship

Affluence – (Noun) – abundance of wealth; prosperity

Alacrity – (Noun) – cheerful willingness; promptness; eagerness

Allegation – (Noun) – an assertion made with little or no proof; claim; accusation

Altruism – (Noun) – unselfish concern for others; charity; goodwill

Anachronism – (Noun) – something out of place in historical time; misplacement

Anecdote – (Noun) – a short, amusing story; story; tale

Animosity – (Noun) – a feeling of strong dislike; hostility

Aspect – (Noun) – a part, feature, or phase; facet

Assertion – (Noun) – a statement or declaration, often without reasoning or support; statement; declaration

Authenticity – (Noun) – the quality of being authentic or genuine; validity

Autonomy – (Noun) – independence or freedom of will; liberty

Benefactor – (Noun) – a person who gives a benefit; kindly helper; sponsor; patron

Cacophony – (Noun) – harsh, loud, discordant sounds; dissonance; discord

Camaraderie – (Noun) – a spirit of friendliness or good-fellowship; comradeship; companionability

Catalyst – (Noun) – something that causes an event or a change; impetus

Charisma – (Noun) – personal magnetism or charm; appeal

Collaboration – (Noun) – the act of working together; teamwork

Colleague – (Noun) – an associate; coworker

Commerce – (Noun) – business; buying and selling; industry; trade

Conformist – (Noun) – a person who follows a group without questioning; follower

Conjecture – (Noun) – an opinion or theory that is unproven; guesswork

Connoisseur – (Noun) – a person with expert knowledge or taste; expert

Consecration – (Noun) – dedication to the service or worship of a god; dedication; glorification

Constraint – (Noun) – limitation or restriction

Contempt – (Noun) – to regard something as worthless; disdain; scorn

Context – (Noun) – the facts or situation surrounding a person or thing; circumstance; situation

Critique – (Noun) – detailed evaluation or review; analysis

Demeanor – (Noun) – conduct, behavior; deportment; character

Demise – (Noun) – death or decease; end

Depravity – (Noun) – moral corruption; debauchery; immorality; wickedness

Diatribe – (Noun) – a bitter attack or criticism; tirade; rant; outburst

Digression – (Noun) – something that strays from the central theme or idea; tangent

Dilemma – (Noun) – a difficult situation or problem; crisis; difficulty

Discord – (Noun) – lack of harmony; dissent

Discretion – (Noun) – freedom of judgment or choice

Discrimination – (Noun) – treatment against a particular group; inequality; prejudice

Disdain – (Noun) – a feeling of contempt or scorn; disregard

Disparity – (Noun) – lack of similarity or equality; difference; inequality

Disposition – (Noun) – natural outlook or mood; temperament; character

Dissolution – (Noun) – breaking into fragments or parts; disintegration; collapse; breakdown

Distinction – (Noun) – marking off or distinguishing as different; separation; differentiation

Diversion – (Noun) – to turn aside from a purpose; detour; digression

Diversity – (Noun) – of different kind, form, or character; variety; assortment

Duplicity – (Noun) – having deliberate untruth in speech or behavior; artifice; deceit

Efficacy – (Noun) – capacity for producing a desired effect; effectiveness; efficiency

Elation – (Noun) – a feeling of great joy or pride; euphoria; exhilaration; joy; ecstasy

Empathy – (Noun) – to feel another person’s desires or feelings; understanding; compassion

Enterprise – (Noun) – an important or difficult project; undertaking; venture; innovative

Epitome – (Noun) – the perfect example of a type; ideal; model; personification; essence

Estrangement – (Noun) – state of being separated or kept at a distance; alienation; divorce

Exasperation – (Noun) – state of being irritated, extremely annoyed

Fallacy – (Noun) – a deceptive or false notion; misconception; myth; error; mistake

Foresight – (Noun) – care or provision for the future; forethought; prudence; anticipation

Gaffe – (Noun) – a social blunder; faux pas; mistake; error

Genre – (Noun) – a category of art; style; category; a type

Havoc – (Noun) – great destruction or devastation; ruin; chaos; disorder

Hypothesis – (Noun) – an explanation for the occurrence of a process or event; theory

Identity – (Noun) – the condition of being oneself; individuality; character; uniqueness

Initiative – (Noun) – an introductory act or step; action; inventiveness

Intuition – (Noun) – insight not depending on reason; hunch; impression; instinct

Lassitude – (Noun) – weariness of body or mind; listlessness; languor; laziness

Mandate – (Noun) – a command or authorization to act in a certain way; an order

Mediocrity – (Noun) – the state of being average or unremarkable; ordinariness; being ordinary

Metaphor – (Noun) – a direct comparison between two dissimilar things; comparison

Misanthrope – (Noun) – one who hates mankind; cynic; recluse; pessimist

Myriad – (Noun) – a great number of people or things; slew; multitude; countless; numerous

Nihilism – (Noun) – total rejection of laws or institutions; anarchy; chaos; pessimism; nothingness; emptiness; skepticism

Nomad – (Noun) – member of a tribe that has no permanent home; wanderer; rover; drifter

Nostalgia – (Noun) – longing for the past; wistfulness; longing; reminiscence

Novelty – (Noun) – state of being new or unique; originality; innovation

Palliative – (Noun) – something that relieves symptoms without curing disease; remedy

Paradox – (Noun) – a statement that seems self-contradictory, but expresses truth; irony; puzzle; contradiction; inconsistency

Paragon – (Noun) – a model or pattern of excellence; epitome; ideal; paradigm

Parody – (Noun) – a humorous imitation of something serious; imitation; satire; spoof

Penchant – (Noun) – a strong inclination or liking; tendency; fondness; desire

Perfidy – (Noun) – deliberate breach of trust; faithlessness; treachery; disloyalty

Perusal – (Noun) – a survey or reading; study; examination; inspection

Pessimist – (Noun) – one who expects a negative outcome; complainer; cynic

Plagiarism – (Noun) – using another’s work as one’s own; counterfeiting; copying

Plasticity – (Noun) – capable of being molded or shaped; flexibility; malleable

Plurality – (Noun) – majority, great in number

Potentate – (Noun) – a person who possesses great power; a ruler; a leader; emperor; king

Precursor – (Noun) – a person or thing that precedes; forerunner; predecessor; pioneer

Predecessor – (Noun) – someone who precedes another in a position, office, etc.; ancestor

Presumption – (Noun) – assumption or supposition; belief; conjecture; guess

Pretension – (Noun) – having an attitude of dignity or self-importance; conceit; affectation

Proponent – (Noun) – a person who argues in favor of something; advocate; supporter

Prosperity – (Noun) – wealth; monetary gain; affluence; richness; fortune; success

Quiescence – (Noun) – being at rest; calm; inaction; dormancy; latency; motionless

Rationale – (Noun) – a statement of reasons; justification; motivation; reasoning

Reciprocity – (Noun) – a mutual exchange; cooperation; trade; tradeoff

Reconciliation – (Noun) – winning over to friendliness; making peace; resolution; accord; compromise; settlement

Recrimination – (Noun) – a retaliatory accusation; allegation; countercharge; blame

Refinement – (Noun) – fineness or elegance of feeling, taste, manners, etc.

Regimen – (Noun) – a strict pattern of living; regime; system; routine; schedule

Respite – (Noun) – a delay or temporary rest; break; reprieve; interval

Restraint – (Noun) – an influence that controls or checks; constraint; limitation

Retaliation – (Noun) – return of like for like; revenge; retribution; vengeance

Retention – (Noun) – ability to recall or recognize things learned or experienced; recollection; remembering

Retribution – (Noun) – something given as repayment often punishment; revenge;

justice

Revival – (Noun) – restoration to life or health; rebirth; renewal; revitalization

Rhetoric – (Noun) – persuasive speaking or writing, often exaggerated; bombast; verbosity

Sarcasm – (Noun) – sneering or cutting remarks; derision; irony; mockery; cynicism

Satire – (Noun) – the use of ridicule in order to point out weaknesses; mockery; parody; sarcasm

Spontaneity – (Noun) – coming from a sudden impulse or tendency; impulse; whim

Subsidy – (Noun) – a grant or contribution of money; aid; grant; funding

Temperament – (Noun) – natural character or personality; disposition; temper

Tenet – (Noun) – a principle held as true by a group or movement; teaching; rule; theory

Torpor – (Noun) – sluggish inactivity or indifference; sloth; apathy

Uniformity – (Noun) – the state of being the same or homogenous; similarity; equality; consistency

Vestige – (Noun) – evidence of something that no longer exists; relic; remains; trace; sign

Vignette – (Noun) – a small, pleasing sketch or view; scene; sketch; essay; article; piece

Vilification – (Noun) – the act of verbally abusing or harshly criticizing; slander; denigration; abuse; criticism

Vindication – (Noun) – something that clears from suspicion or accusation; exoneration

Vitality – (Noun) – physical or mental strength or vigor; energy

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