abhor
to detest a person, place or thing
alacrity
the quality of acting with eagerness
beseech
to beg or plead for something
construe
to interpret or hypothesize an outcome
melancholy
great sadness and depression
lamentation
an expression of grief or sorrow
obscure
to purposely hide something
dissemble
an attempt to hide the true meaning of something without coming out and actually lying
choleric
every easily moved to extreme anger or agitaton
eschew
to avoid or refuse to take part in
importune
to make a nuisance of oneself by constant pleading
obsequious
extremely submissive to another, often using flattery for the purpose of gaining favor
ruminate
to spend time pondering something in silence and with great focus
specious
something that sounds or appears to be logical, but is undermined by a lack of proof
egress
an exit in which a flood of things or people leave
frugal
tight with money; a spendthrift
beguile
to entrance and trap with the promise of sensual rewards
forebear
to tolerantly refrain from taking action
predominate
the premier example; the dominant example
wanton
of loose morals; acting without care; a crazy flight
