| naive | | a personal magic of leadership; a natural appeal |
| genocide | | the deliberate destruction of a certain group |
| liquidation | | abrupt in speech or manner; being straight to the point |
| disheveled | | overwhelmed with shock, surprise, wonder |
| complacent | | not advancing or developing; standing still |
| cynical | | to cut off the head |
| profound | | to be overcome with shock or dismay |
| flabbergasted | | extreme exaggeration |
| cliche | | bold or arrogant disregard of normal restraints; brave |
| epitome | | to tease or torment; keep out of reach |
| phobia | | consisting of many different items or people |
| pandemonium | | a category of music, art, literature with the same features |
| charisma | | being sefl-satisfied accompanied by unawareness |
| audacity | | marked by disorder; messy |
| blunt | | simplistic; unwise in worldly things; uniformed |
| tantalize | | a narrow, exclusive group of people |
| stagnant | | to imitate |
| emulate | | a great disaster; complete failure; fiasco |
| debacle | | something that has become overly familar; commonplace |
| genre | | an exaggerated, illogical fear of something specific |
| clique | | a typical or ideal example |
| appalled | | angrily distrustful of human nature and motives |
| decapitate | | a wild uproar |
| hyperbole | | having intellectual insight and depth |
| diversity | | to do away with |