agreeable ways or manners; the quality of being agreeable or pleasant

Ex: The woman was adored for her social amenities.

a vigorous denunciation; one who is intensely disliked

Ex: The rebellious boy continued in his wayward actions despite the anathema pronouced by his father.

unusual or abnormal; odd

Ex: Screaming at the the referee fois atypical for a normally calm coach

refusing to proceed in an expected direction

Ex: When he refused to move he acted just like a balky mule.

a person with the traits or viewpoints of the bourgeoisie

Ex: Your outdated ideas are so bourgeois.

agreement in purpose or feeling, consensus

Ex: My wife and children were in concert together to destroy me.

a coming together

Ex: What is the name of the town that sits at the confluence of the Missouri and Mississippi River?

state of being very fat

Ex: Overeating will lead to corpulence.

funeral hymn, lament

Ex: The music was so morose and solemn that it sounded like a dirge.

upsetting, frustrating

Ex: That he has not responded to the medicine is disconcerting.

peculiar to or a trait of a group or area

Ex: Great height is endemic to members of that African tribe.

to concentrate

Ex: We need to focus our attention on today's topic  and not on extraneous matters.

boisterous merriment, mirth

Ex: The party was marked by great hilarity.

to charge or accuse

Ex: If the Grand Jury indicts the man, he will be tried for murder.

not visible, dormant

Ex: Sometimes a teacher can cause latent talents to emerge.

massive, very great, very important

Ex: Sending man to the moon was a monumental achievement.

a very large and indefinite number

Ex: The myraid of races and cultures that make up America is said to resemble a mosaic.

moving back and forth, swinging, varying

Ex: The oscillating pendulum was beginning to unnerve me.

concise and meaningful

Ex: Due to great demands on his time, the President needs memos that he must read to be pithy.

thought out beforehand

Ex: Premediated murder is punishable by the death penalty in Texas.

something that foreshadows a futre event; foreknowledge of the future

Ex: Many view a rainbow as a presage of good fortune.

idealist but impractical

Ex: It is usually quixotic for a commoner to pursue a relationship with a member of the royal family.

self-restraint

Ex: He showed a lot of reserve in dealing with the harsh critics at the meeting.

motionless, stagnation

Ex: At a particular point of stasis, one cannot advance in growth or understanding.

justified

Ex: The jury felt that the death penalty was warrented becouse of the heinous nature of the crime.