This document defines a series of words related to skepticism, law, imitation, observation, and forests. It provides definitions for terms including agnostic, complicity, derelict, equity, abject, effigy, inane, motif, diatribe, indubitable, intermittent, indictment, moot, neophyte, travesty, perspicacity, plenary, sylvan, and surveillance. Each entry includes a concise definition and examples or descriptions of the word's meaning.

2. Travest
y
Neophy
te
Equity Motif
Inane Perspic
acity
Testy Moot
Derelict Indictm
ent
Abject Effigy
Surveill
ance
Indubit
able
Compli
city
Intermitt
ent

3. One who believes that
nothing can be known
about God; a skeptic
- Without faith, doubter
AGNOSTIC

4. Involvement in
wrongdoing; to be an
accomplice
- abet, connive; collusion
COMPLICI
TY

5. Someone or something that
is abandoned or
neglected;
- vagrant, remiss,
delinquent
DERELICT

6. The state or quality of
being just, fair, equal
treatment
Money value of a
property above and
beyond a mortgage or
other claim
EQUITY

7. Degraded, base,
contemptible; cringing,
servile
- wretched, miserable,
ignoble; sheer, utter
ABJECT

8. A crude image of a
despised person
-figure, figurine; likeness
EFFIGY

9. Silly, empty of meaning or
value
- vapid, idiotic, fatuous,
moronic
INANE

10. A principal idea, feature,
theme, or element; a
repeated or dominant
figure in a design
MOTIF

11. A bitter and prolonged
verbal attack
-tirade, harangue
DIATRIBE

12. Certain; not to be doubted
or denied
- unquestionable;
indisputable
INDUBITAB
LE

13. Stopping and starting
again; sporadic
- spasmodic, random
INTERMITTE
NT

14. The act of accusing; formal
accusation
- charge, accuse
INDICTMEN
T

15. Open to discussion and
debate; unresolved
-questionable
MOOT

16. A new convert; beginner,
novice
-rookie
NEOPHYT
E

17. A grotesque or grossly
inferior imitation; parody,
caricature, farce
- To ridicule by imitating in
a broad or burlesque
fashion
TRAVESTY

18. Keenness in observing and
understanding; acuity
- discernment, acumen
PERSPICACI
TY

19. Complete in all aspects or
essentials; absolute
- unlimited, attended by all
members
PLENARY

20. Pertaining to or
characteristic of forests;
living or located in a
forest
- wooded, arcadian,
forested
SYLVAN

21. Easily irritated;
characterized by
impatience and
exasperation
- irritable, peevish, petulant
TESTY

22. A watch kept over a
person; careful, close, and
disciplined observation
- monitor; scrutiny
SURVEILLAN
CE