Benevolent – well-meaning and kindly.
Generous – bountiful, liberal
Sombre – dismal, gloomy, depressing, depressive
Numb – dazed, indifferent, anesthetized, benumbed, callous
Sober– straight

Eager – anxious, athirst, avid
Irksome – annoying, irritating, exasperating
Keen – anxious, ardent, avid, eager, fervent.
Dubious – arguable
Unconcerned – aloof, detached, disinterested, incurious

Incredible– difficult to believe, extraordinary
Realistic – practical
Unachievable – desperate, pointless
Unbelievable – astonishing, implausible, impossible, improbable
Reasonable – acceptable, cheap, equitable, fair

Vendetta – a prolonged bitter quarrel with or campaign against someone
Dilemma – difficulty, embarrassment, impasse
Disagreement – dispute, controversy
Vacillation – falter, hesitate
Passion – fervent, warm, enthusiastic, earnest

Adamant– refusing to be persuaded or to change one’s mind
Flexible – elastic, resilient, springy
Soft – pliable, plastic, malleable
Stubborn – dogged, mulish, obstinate
Adaptable – compliant, flexible

Authentic – Real
Genuine – bona fide
False – wrong, untrue
Doubtful – dubious, problematic
Corrupt – degenerate, iniquitous, nefarious

Treacherous – guilty of or involving betrayal or deception.
Devoted – ardent
Disloyal – faithless, false, perfidious
Transient – ephemeral, evanescent, fleeting
Ravenous – gluttonous, rapacious

Follow – consecutive, ensuing, subsequent, succeeding
Emulate – imitate. mimic. mirror.
Admire – adore, applaud
Cherish – appreciate, prize, treasure
Reward – gift

Scam – fraud
Plain – meadow, expanse, field, prairie
Swindle – bamboozled, beguiled, bilked, burned
Failure – defeat, collapse
Successful – fruitful

Wisdom – the quality of having experience, knowledge, and good judgement; the quality of being wise.
Clarity – clearness, limpidity
Folly – lack of good sense or judgment.
Insight – intuitiveness, awareness
Emotion – affection, feeling, passion

Pathy – lack of interest, enthusiasm, or concern
Empathy – pity, compassion
Indifference – alienation, apathy, callousness, carelessness, disdain
Aversion – a strong feeling of dislike, opposition, repugnance
Hostility – animosity, animus, antagonism, antipathy

Diligent – assiduous, busy, industrious
Spiteful – barbed, catty, cruel, hateful, malicious
Awful – horrible
Faithful – constant, loyal, resolute, staunch
Careful – meticulous, punctilious

Hapless – unfortunate
Happy – cheerful, delighted
Unfortunate – sadly
Fortunate – providential
Distasteful – unpleasant

Temerity – excessive confidence or boldness, audacity.
Impudence – impertinence, rudeness
Tedious – annoying, banal, boring, dreary, endless
Taciturn – reserved, reticent, secretive
Trenchant – keen, sharp

Immerse – involve oneself deeply in a particular activity
Emerge – appear, arrive
Distant – far-off, faraway, away, far back, remote
Involve – engage
Uncover – unveiling, baring, leaking

Vulnerable – exposed to the possibility of being attacked or harmed, either physically or emotionally
At risk – exposed to harm or danger
Poor – impoverished
Arrogant – disdainful, haughty, insolent, lordly
Adaptable – flexible

Luminous – giving off light, bright or shining
Impudent – impertinent, insolent
Strident – blatant, jarring
Transcendent – abstract, fantastic, otherworldly, sublime, supernatural
Resplendent – splendid, magnificent

Delight – contentment, glee
Enchant – alluring, charming
Dismay – shock, surprise, consternation
Memory – recollection, remembrance
Emotion – affection, feeling, passion

Genial – affable, cordial, gracious
Optimistic – assured, bright
Cheerful – delighted, ecstatic
Despondent – despairing, desperate
Positive – certain, cocksure

Absorbed – having one’s attention fully engaged, greatly interested
Preoccupied – absentminded, absent, abstracted
Soaked – drowned, sodden, soggy, wet, drenched
Restored – refreshed, rehabilitated, recovered, reestablished
Replaced – exists

Vast – of very great extent or quantity, immense
Minimal – least possible, small
Shallow – very little, minimum
Extensive – broad, comprehensive
Solid – substantial, considerable, ample

Jargon – argot, idiom, lingo, parlance
Slang – argot, lingo
Verboseness – ong-windedness, prolixity, prolixness, windiness, wordiness
Formality – procedure, red tape, rite, ritual
Eloquence – articulateness

Fierce – very, extremely
Fanatic – addict, bigot, devotee, enthusiast, extremist
Aggressive – defiance
Fraud – cheat
Gentle – affable

Cheered – shout for joy or in praise or encouragement
Encouraged – aided, animated, cheered, determined, emboldened
Distracted – absentminded, absent, abstracted
Dropped – plunged, tumbled
Attracted – allure, captivate, charm, enchant

Education – nstruction, schooling, learning
Analogy – likeness, resemblance, similarity
Demagogy – inflammatory, provocative, subversive
Pedagogy – didactics, education, educational activity
Mythology – folklore