Fastidious

Attentive to and concerned about accuracy and detail almost to the point of obsession.

Rejuvenate

Give new energy or vigor.

Linguist

One who specializes in linguistics, the science of language.

Elocution

Skill of clear and expressive speech, especially of being of strong pronunciation and articulation.

Plethora

A large or excessive amount of something.

Tangent

A completely different line of thought or action.

Reciprocate

Respond to something by making a corresponding action.

Sanctimonious

Making a show of being morally superior to other people.

Panacea

A solution or remedy for all difficulties or diseases.

Pangaea

The massive supercontinent that existed between 300 million and 200 million years ago that encompassed all of Earth's land masses.

Objectify

Treat or view someone in a way that disregarded their individuality or humanity, damning them to an object.

Brevity

Concise and exact use or words in writing or speech.

Ameliorate

Make something bad or unsatisfactory better.

Arable

Capable of producing crops, suitable for farming.

Vapid

Offering nothing that is stimulating or challenging.

Vitriol

Cruel and bitter criticism.

Defunct

No longer existing or functioning.

Verbose

Using or expressed in more words that are needed.

Hypocrisy

A pretending to be what one is not or to believe what one does not: behavior that contradicts what one claims to believe or feel.

Exorbitant

Exceeding the customary or appropriate limits in intensity, quality, amount or size.

Claustrophobia

Abnormal dread of being in close or narrow spaces.

Salient

Prominent, especially of notable significance.

Malaise

A vague feeling or debility or lack of health OR that same sense or mental or moral ill-being.

Derogatory

Expressive of a low opinion.

Apothecary

A person who prepares and sells drugs or compounds for medical purposes.

Discomfit

To put into a state of perplexity and embarrassment.

Discomfort

To make uneasy or uncomfortable.

Conform

To be obedient or compliant, especially as it relates to similarities to another.

Oblivious

Lacking active conscious knowledge or awareness.

Emanate

To come out from a source.