Prosaic		unemotional
Phlegmatic		lacking money
Probity		having keen discernment
Quixotic		inevitable
Quotidian		radiant, shiny, brilliant
Hubris		one who attacks traditional conventions
Immutable		taken as a given
Inimical		to question or oppose
Credulous		controversial, aggressive attack
Salubrious		calm, sluggish, unemotional
Specious		excessively thrifty, ungenerous
Obdurate		adherence to highest principles, confirmed integrity
Opprobrium		inappropriate
Mendacity		overbearing, arrogance
Infelicitous		commonplace, occurring daily
Iconoclast		expressive and especially plaintive quality, sound
Inchoate		being untruthful
Evanescent		detestable
Aver		unyielding, intractable
Penurious		hidden, difficult to understand, obscure
Approbation		cleanse of something offensive or erroneous
Axiomatic		doubtful authenticity, spurious
Exigent		urgent, requiring immediate attention
Fulminate		make less dense, thin, refine
Ingenuous		not capable of change
Obviate		serenely mild, favorable
Paean		denounce
Perspicacious		destroyed, cut out, exscind
Impecunious		promoting health and well-being
Demur		trifling, inconsequential: having no force
Avarice		tending to disappear, like vapor
Chary		foolishly impractical, lofty romantic ideals
Cogent		to anticipate and prevent, make unnecessary
Choleric		plausible but false
Extirpated		damaging, harmful
Senescence		eager, willingness
Expurgate		wary, cautious, sparing
Benignant		greed
Inveterate		make pale or feeble
Execrable		diligent, persistent, hardworking
Stolidity		appealing forcibly to the mind or reason, convincing
Invidious		expression of approval
Plangent		hot-tempered, angry
Nugatory		initial stage, not fully formed
Sidereal		keen, perceptive
Etiolated		song or hymn of praise
Ineluctable		deep rooted, ingrained, habitual
Augury		astral
Alacrity		causes discontent, animosity or envy
Apocryphal		artless, lacking in sophistication
Polemical		dull, lacking in imagination or romance
Sedulous		omen, portent
Trenchant		believe readily, gullible
Rarefy		state as fact
Recondite		disgrace, contempt, scorn
Refulgent		State of being old, aging