Anathema

(Noun.)

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Someone or something that is intensely disliked.

The teacher had anathema from everyone.

Assuage

(Verb.)

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To satisfy.

The man wanted to assuage is wife.

Avuncular

(Adj.)

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Like a benevolen uncle; familar and indulgent.

My uncle is very avuncular.

Convivial

(Adj.)

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Sociable; concerned with good company and festivities.

I was very convivial with the state fair.

Eclectic

(Adj.)

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A short, witty poem or poems.

She was famous for writing epigrams.

Expound

(verb.)

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To explain in detail; to set forth.

I like to expound when describing something important.

Intrinsic

(Adj.)

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relating to the essential nature of something; real or actual.

I had to intrinsic my story to the world.

Inveterate

(Adj.)

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Habitual or deeply rooted; persistent.

The man was an inveterate drug user.

Mogul

(Noun.)

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A very powerful or wealthy person; a magnate.

The king of france was very mogul.

Munificent

(Adj.)

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Extremely generous; liberal in giving.

The old lady was very munificent.

Nascent

(Adj.)

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Beginning to exist; emerging.

The touch screens were just beginning to nascent.

Perspicacious

(Adj.)

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Clear-sighted; shrewd.

The field was very perspicacious.

Philistine

(Noun.)

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One who is indifferent to or diadainful of intellectual values.

The man was very philistine with everything he did.

Propitious

(Adj.)

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Tending to favor or assist; encouraging.

The teacher tended to be propitious to other students.