verb- to state with assurance, confidence, or force: state strongly or positively: affirm:aver:

 I asserted my self as leader in a rambunctious crowd. 

Avow                                                               Declare

Noun- flood of water, anything that overwhelms like a flood: to overwhelm

It was a deluge of hate that flowed in. 

Inundation                                                    catastrophe

Disquietudes: Noun-causing anxiety or uneasiness: disturbing

The disquieting wails of the prisoners would seep through the walls.

Agitating                                                          vexing

Dissension: noun-dissagreeing or dissenting, as in opion or additude

Among the heretics dissension grew writhe, and as a sickness through them, the regime would fall.

discordant                                                heretical                    

Embark: verb- to begin, to venture into, to involve ones self

I took off, I embarked upon the great journey. 

start                                   board

Fallacious- Adj- containing a fallacy, deceptive, logically unsound

Was he an idiot? His reasons were fallacious.

Misleading                    Wrong

Flourish- Verb- to thrive, to grow well

An economy might flourish in a capitalist, free market economy. 

prosper                         burgeon

Ineffectual- adj- having an inadequate effect

The serum was ineffectual, the victims would continue to die. 

futile                                  impotent

Intriguing- adj- arousing curiosity or interest

It was quite thrilling, quite intriguing to see the crime scene

fascinating        inciting

Motive-noun- something that causes a person to act in a certain way, incentive

His motive for killing her was spite.

incitement                                   cause

Oblivion-noun-state of being forgotten, total forgetfulness

Amongst the oblivion, the ashes, humanity would become a distant memory to the cosmic host. 

disregard                  neglect

Precarious- Adj- Dangerous, risky, and uncertain

Stuck between the two monsters it would seem a precarious situation. 

insecure                       perilous

Precedent-noun- an act or decision that serves to guide for subsequent decisions. 

He set the precedent when he took off the old king's hand's head. 

example         model

Reconcile-verb-to reestablish friendship, to resolve dispute

I would reconcile with my brother, he was my brother after all. 

appease                      pacify

Redress-Verb- the setting right of what is wrong: relief from injury or wrong

his redress saved my boy, if not my boy'd be on a platter be now. 

remedy                            correct

Refute-verb-to disprove, to show erroneous

He would refute me time nd time again, my argument would not stand

Invalidate                    contradict

Resolute-noun- characterised by a decided purpose

The Spartans remained resolute for dying in battle to the Persians. 

Steadfast            resolved

Totter-verb- to stagger as if to fall

He tottered for a moment and then faceplanted

Careen                                  Falter

Prepossessing-verb-pleading or creating a favorable impression

He would prepossess his victims before taking him to the hid out. 

Alluring                             engaging

virtuous-Adj- having excellent morals: righteous 

Stalin is not virtuous, he would destroy all in his path.

ethical                       noble