2. Overweening Ubiquitous Penchant Fecund
Ignominy Mundane Garner Depraved
Acuity Sumptuous Reputed Esoteric
Idiosyncrasy Figment Fiat Hallow
Delineate Enervate Nuance Sophistry

3. Sharpness, particularly of
the mind or senses
- keenness, acuteness
ACUITY

4. To portray, sketch, or
describe in accurate and
vivid detail; to represent
pictorially
-depict, picture, render
DELINEAT
E

5. Marked by evil and
corruption, devoid of
moral principals
- perverted, degenerate,
vicious, corrupt
DEPRAVE
D

6. To weaken or lessen the
mental, moral, or physical
vigor of ; enfeeble
- impair, cripple, paralyze
ENNERVAT
E

7. Intended or understood by
only a select few; private,
secret
- cryptic, arcane, recondite
ESOTER
IC

8. Fruitful in offspring or
vegetation; intellectually
productive
- fertile, teeming, prolific
FECUND

9. An arbitrary order or
decree; a command or act
of will or consciousness
- edict, dictum
FIAT

10. A fabrication of the mind;
an arbitrary notion
- creation, invention, fancy
FIGMEN
T

11. To acquire as a result of
effort; to gather and store
away for future use
- collect, accumulate,
accrue
GARNER

12. To set apart as holy or
sacred; sanctify,
consecrate; to honor
greatly; revere
- venerate, bless
HALLOW

13. A peculiarity that serves to
distinguish or identify
- eccentricity, quirk,
mannerism
IDIOSYNCRA
SY

14. Shame and disgrace
-dishonor, humiliation,
disrepute
IGNOMINY

15. Concerned with what is
ordinary; earthly, worldly;
relating to practical and
material affairs
- humdrum, routine,
prosaic
MUNDANE

16. A subtle or slight variation
(as in color, meaning,
quality)
- Delicate gradation or
shade of difference; shade
NUANCE

17. Conceited, presumptuous,
excessive, immoderate
- arrogant, inflated,
unbridled
OVERWEENIN
G

18. A strong attraction or
inclination
- proclivity, propensity;
predilection
PENCHANT

19. According to reputation or
general belief; having
widespread acceptance;
alleged
- supposed
REPUTE
D

20. Reasoning that seems
plausible but is actually
unsound; a fallacy
- Specious reasoning
SOPHISTRY

21. Costly, rich, magnificent
- lavish, opulent, splendid
or munificent
SUMPTUOU
S

22. Present or existing
everywhere
- omnipresent, pervasive,
universal
UBIQUITOU
S