This document defines a series of words related to concepts like acuity, depravity, esoteric ideas, fecundity, ignominy, and sophistry. It provides short definitions or explanations of terms including sharpness, portraying details, corruption, weakening vigor, intended for few, fruitful offspring, fabrication of the mind, and acquiring through effort.

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