Deprecate: To express disapproval of something; to belittle or criticize. Obfuscate: To deliberately make something unclear or confusing. Benign: Harmless; gentle, kind, and not th... Deprecate: To express disapproval of something; to belittle or criticize. Obfuscate: To deliberately make something unclear or confusing. Benign: Harmless; gentle, kind, and not threatening or harmful. Ebullient: Overflowing with enthusiasm, excitement, or energy. Entourage: A group of people who accompany and assist an important person. Languid: Weak, faint, or lacking energy; often describes a relaxed or lazy demeanor. Auspicious: Suggesting a positive or successful future; favorable or promising. Fungible: Something that can be replaced or exchanged with something of equal value; interchangeable. Morose: Sullen, gloomy, or melancholy in mood. Imperious: Having a commanding or domineering attitude; arrogant or overbearing. Zeal: Great energy or enthusiasm for a cause or activity. Vexation: The state of being annoyed, frustrated, or worried. Collusion: Secret or illegal cooperation or conspiracy, especially to deceive others. Cognizant: Aware or conscious of something; having knowledge or understanding. Aplomb: Self-confidence or assurance, especially in a difficult situation. Arduous: Involving a lot of effort or difficulty; strenuous or challenging. Redolent: Strongly reminiscent or suggestive of something; often used to describe smells. Pagan: Relating to religious beliefs that are not one of the major world religions, especially ancient polytheistic ones. Binary: Relating to or consisting of two parts or components, often used in the context of computing or systems. Trope: A common or recurring theme or motif in literature, media, or culture, often a cliché or stereotype. Read more