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| evanescent |
vanishing, passing away, fleeting |
| negligible |
not worth considering, trifling |
| capitulate |
to surrender unconditionally |
| incessant |
continuing without respite or interuption |
| utopia |
any conition, place, of situation of social or political perfection |
| lethargy |
sluggish indeifference, lack of energy, dull |
| fluctuate |
to change continually from one position, condition etc. to another, vary irregularly |
| capricious |
characterized or subject to whim; impulsive and unpredictable, fickle |
| venerate |
to regard with respect, reverence, or heart felt deference |
| enigma |
an obscure riddle or speech or writing or something that is puzzling, ambiguous, or inexplixcable |
| pompous |
an exaggerrated show of dignity or self importance; pretentious |
| zenith |
the highest point of any path or course |
| clandestine |
concealed, usually for some secret or illicit purpose |
| fortuitous |
happening by accident or chance, unplanned |
| propensity |
an innate inclination; tendency |
| sporadic |
appearing in scattered or isolated instances |
| pragmatic |
of or pertaining to the practical point of view or practical considerations |
| sycophant |
self seeking servial flatterer |
| efface |
to rub or wipe out; obliterate; erase |
| spurious |
not genuine, authentic or true |