Inchoate – amorphous, elementary, embryonic, formless, immature, imperfect
Formless – having no regular form or shape
Refined – classy, cultivated, delicate, discriminating, elegant
Articulate – able to express ideas clearly and effectively in speech or writing
Artless – unaffected, genuine

Leisure – relaxation, intermission
Work – effort, endeavor, industry
Play – recreate, entertain
Worship – revere, glorify
Retire – define, depart

Babble – to utter meaningless or unintelligible sounds
Jargon – terminology
Drivel – nonsense, babble, prattle
Gibberish – blather, chatter, claptrap, gobbledygook, hocus-pocus
Sense – common sense, judgment, wisdom

Vivacity – liveliness
Sap – erode
Apathy – lack of interest
Lush – rich, abundant
Vim – vigor, energy

Indispensable – essential, crucial
Inessential – unnecessary
Crucial – important unnecessary
Fundamental – main
Basic – root

Ignominy – shame, humiliation
Stigma – disgrace, honour
Infamy -ill fame, disrepute
Esteem – respect, admiration
Disrepute – humiliation, odium

Abduct – carry off, capture
Hijack – kidnap
Redeem – save, rescue
Sociable – friendly, cordial
Impress – influence, affect

Chastise – scold, rebuke
Berate – reprove
Keelhaul – scold, blame
Mulct – penalty, damages
Extol – glorify, applaud

Legit – lawful, legal
Bona fide – real, authentic
Endorsed – initial, countersign
Illegal – illicit, criminal
Canonical – papal, clerical

Cynical – ironical, negative
Sceptical – doubtful
Credulous – gullible
Scoffing – mock, redicule
Incredulous – distrustful

Coarse – rough or harsh in texture
Devoted – ardent, caring, concerned, dear, dedicated
Gruntled – appease, assuage, conciliate, gentle
Buttery – smooth
Unrefined – crude, coarse, rude, uncouth

Absolute – categorical, definite
Incomplete – unfinished, partial, fragmentary
Pure – unmixed, unadulterated, unalloyed
Outright – utter, unconditional
Sheer – steep, arduous

Desiccate – dried, dry
Hydrate – moisturize, humidify
Honour – probity, uprightness.
Venerate – cherish, esteem, exalt, hallow
Ascend – climb, rise

Sane – (of a person) of sound mind; not mad or mentally ill
Reposeful – restful, tranquil, peaceful, undisturbed
Stoical – a person who is indifferent to pleasure, joy, as well as sorrow or pain
Halcyon – pacific, placid, quiet, serene, still, unruffled
Paranoid – worried

Polarize – disunite, divide, part, separate
Combine – blend, coalesce, commingle, conflate, flux, fuse
Orchestrate – arrange
Conjoin – cooperate, collaborate, unite
Segregate – separate

Fanatic – addict, bigot, devotee, enthusiast, extremist
Militant – active, determined, and often willing to use force
Sectarian – parochial, petty
Moderate – reasonable, temperate, judicious, just, cool
Zealot – chauvinist, dogmatist, extremist

Recondite – mysterious, occult, secret
Clear – fair, cloudless, sunny
Phlegm – apathetic, impassive, stoic
Abstruse – Concealed
Abstract – theoretic, theoretical

Algid – cold , arctic
Gelid – very cold, icy, or frosty
Igneous – pyrogenic, pyrogenous
Clean – clear
Algae – seaweed, dulse, kelp, scum

Devious – deceitful, duplicitous
Clandestine – covert, furtive, secret, stealthy, surreptitious
Outspoken – blunt, candid, forthright, frank, free-spoken
Circuitous – having a circular or winding course
Serpentine – twisting, meandering, tortuous

Fret – worry, fear
Anxious – afraid, apprehensive
Pine – covet
Anguish – agony
Relax – calm, easy