revere
To regard with great esteem and admiration.
mitigate
To negotiate between disagreeing parties to avoid confrontation.
transitory
Lasting only briefly
invaluable
Something beyond cost; priceless.
subordinate
Placing a lower significance upon something or the thing deemed less consequential.
incompatible
The implication or fact that two or more individual components do not naturally fit well together.
inherent
Intrinsic, organic, a quality that is natural and unbreakable.
undulate
Moving in a wavelike manner.
pedantic
Obsessed with formal elements like rules and regulations.
querulous
Constantly complaining in an especially annoying fashion.
insipid
Lacking intellectual insight and marked by an acutely dull awareness.
malicious
Possessed of a desire to do harm; wicked and evil.
innocuous
Deemed inoffensive and of no great threat to do harm.
expedient
Strategically enacted to quickly avoid the potential of more intense loss or sacrifice down the road.
expurgate
Editing done for the sake of censoring content.
anodyne
Pain reliever.
panacea
A cure-all; usually conveyed in the sense of a hypothetical hope rather than an authentic reality.
genuflect
The cross-shaped ritual practiced by Catholics as a spritual rite in recognition of Christ suffering during crucifixion.
coterie
A small group of people sharing a secret mission.
mawkish
Excessively sentimental to the point of seeming insincere.