Accordance
Conformity, Agreement (Noun). When you agree with or follow something, you work ‘in accordance’ to that.
Ramshackle
Dilapidated, Ruined, Derelict (Adjective). For example, poor people often live in ramshackle shanties.
Mortification
Embarrassment, Awkwardness, Humiliation (Noun). Somewhat archaic usage.
Propensity
Inclination, Tendency, someone’s natural proneness to something (Noun).
Demarcation
Border, Boundary, a separating line as well as the act of separation itself (Noun).
Furtively
Secretly, Avoiding attention, Without getting noticed (Adverb).
Instantaneous
Immediate, Prompt, Swift (Adjective).
Proliferation
Rapid growth, Multiplication (Noun). The term is most used in biology to denote the fast reproduction of an orgasm or cell.
Zenlike ritual
The Zen is a particular school of Buddhism, which originated as a result of the Mahayana Buddhism from India, and the local Taoism of China. The word Zen comes from Chinese Chan, which in turn came from Sanskrit Dhyana, or meditation. Zen Buddhism includes several rituals that aim at delivering physical health and mental peace.
Pantheism
Believing in several gods (like Hinduism), as opposed to atheism, or the no-god doctrine, as well as monotheism, which advocates for a singular god (like Christianity, Islam).
Resentment
Displeasure, Indignation, Irritation (Noun).
Instigating
Encouraging, Provoking, Inciting (Adjective).
Lackadaisical
Careless, Casual, Indifferent (Adjective).
Pubescence
The beginning of puberty (Noun).
Unadulterated
Unmixed, Undiluted, Pure (Adjective). For example, whole-milk is unadulterated when you do not dilute it or add something to it.
Descent
Ancestry, Origin (Noun).
Exacerbated
Aggravated, Worsened (Adjective).
Condescending
Snobbish, Supercilious, Bossy (Adjective).
Endemic
A rampant malady that quickly spreads over and affects a vast area.
