Quintessential

Adj.

Representing the perfect example of a class or quality; ultimate; definitive

Apocryphal

Adj.

Of questionable auhenticity or authorship; doubtful; unsubstantiated

Antonym

Authentic, credible

Orthodoxy

Noun

A belief or orientation agreeing with conventional standards; conformity 

Antonym:

Flexibility; Nonconformity

Precipitous

Adj.

Done with very great haste and without due deliberation; rash; impulsive

Antonym:

Cautious; Thorough

Husband (ed)

Verb

To use something carefully so that you don't use all of it; to manage thrifitily; conserve; economize

Antonym: 

Squander

Torpor

Noun

Listlessness; lethargic indifference; without energy; apathetic

Antonym:

Vigor; animation; pep

Voluble

Adj.

Talking easily, readily and at length; fluent

Antonym:

Tacitum- Inclined to silence; reserved in speech; uncommunicative

Prerogative

Noun

A special quality that confers superiority, privelage, right

Pernicious

Adj.

Deadly, harmful, pestilent; wicked or malicious

Antonym:

innocuous- not likely to irritate or offend; inoffensive, harmless

Deference

Noun

Submission to or complience with the will or wishes of another; couteous regard 

Antonym: insubordinate; disregard

Illicit

Adj.

Contrary to accepted morality or conventio; not legally permitted; unlawful

Antonym:

Permissible; Legitimate

Elicit

Verb

To call forth; draw out, or provoke; to bring or draw out

Antonym:

Inhibit, restrain, repress

Cant

Noun

Tedious talk; monotonous talk filled with platitudes-dull or trite remarks, especially ones uttered as if they were fresh or profound

Corporeal

Adj.

Of a material nature; tangible; having physical substance

Antonym: Immaterial; Insubstantial

Vociferous

Adj.

marked by noisy and vehement outcry; clamorous; strident

Antonym: 

Silent; Muted; Hushed

Assiduous

Adj.

Working diligently at a tas; persevering; industrious; persistent

Antonym:

Indolent; Lackadasical; Idle

Kowtow

Verb

To show too much resect to someone in authority, always obeying then=m and changing what you do in order to please them; fawn; grovel; flatter

Berate

Verb

To rebuke or scold angrily and at length; to reprimand

Antonym:

Commend; approve; laud

Prattle

Verb

To talk or chatter idly or meaninglessly; babble (can also be a noun)

Gainsay

Verb

To oppose, especially by contradiction; challenge; dispute; confute

Antonym: Support; Confirm

Confute

Verb

To prove to be false, invalid, or defective; disprove; gainsay

Antonym:

Ascertain; Substantiate; Prove

Acuity

Noun

Acuteness of perception or vision; keenness; a quick and penetrating intelligence

Antonym: Obtusness

Dyspeptic

Adj.

Irritable as if suffering from indigestion; always angry or easily annoyed; bilious

Antonym:

Agreeable; Cheerful; Good-natured

Veritable

Adj.

Being truly or very much so; genuine or real; authentic

Antonym: Supposed; Mock

Sated

Adj

Satisfied; Indulged to the full

Antonym: Devoid, Empty

Dilatory

Adj.

Inclined to delay, lag behind, or waste time; tending to procrastinate

Antonym: Prompt; punctual

Timorous

Adj.

Fearful; Shy; Timid; Apprehensive

Antonym:

Confident; Assured; Audacious

Pecuniary

Adj.

Relating to or involving money; requiring payment of money finacial

Latent

Adj.

Present or potential but not evident or active (latent talent); present but not visible, apparent, or actualized; dormant

Antonym:

Apparent; Obvious; Conspicuous

Resonant

Adj. 

Made intensely significant, profound, or allusive (a land resonant with history); Serving to bring to mind; Evocative (resonant of the style of traditional Irish music); Having a lasting presence or effect; Enduring