Inconspicuous
Unremarkable, Something not worth noticing (Adjective).
Relentless
Constant, Uninterrupted, Something going on without rest (Adjective).
Reprieve
Withdrawal or deferment of someone’s punishment (Noun).
Susceptible
Receptive, Vulnerable, easily prey to something. E.g. “Children are susceptible to several contaminating diseases” (Adjective).
Unsolicited
Unsought, Uninvited, Something not asked for (Adjective).
Cavort
Skip, Dance, Romp (Verb).
Foliage
Leafage, Greenery, Verdure (Noun).
Inundated
Overpowered, Overwhelmed (Adjective).
Lassitude
Lethargy, Weariness, Sluggishness (Noun).
Aberration
Anomaly, Abnormality, Irregularity (Noun).
Immaculate
Pristine, Unspoiled, Unstained. For example, the immaculate beauties of the Andaman Islands. (Adjective).
Embellishing
Decorating, Adorning (Gerund of ‘Embellish’).
Joviality
Cheerfulness, Happiness, Amiability (Noun).
Munificence
Generosity, Bountifulness, Magnanimity (Noun).
Matinal
Something related to morning (Literary / Archaic).
Sherwood Forest
Ancient forest in England, where Robin Hood the outlaw was said to dwell with his companions, and troubled the Sheriff of Nottingham, the town nearby.
Contentment
Satisfaction, Fulfillment (Noun).
Bestowed
Conferred, Presented, Awarded (Past Participle of ‘Bestow’).
Coagulate
Congeal, Clot, Thicken (Verb).
Contemplate
Meditate, Muse on something (Verb).
Profusion
Abundance, Plentitude (Noun). C.f. T. S. Eliot “From satin cases poured in rich profusion” (The Waste Land).
