| exploit | | to make something continue; further something along |
| perpetuate | | burdensome; troublesome, bulky |
| succinct | | cause of injury or damage |
| cumbersome | | having a mental and emotional disorder |
| lucrative | | poorly adjusted; not fitting in with surroundings |
| solicit | | an earlier occurrence of something similar |
| indifference | | to support with evidence or authority |
| enunciate | | to throw in between or among things |
| adverse | | to take notice of; show interest in |
| debilitate | | to try to obtain through urgent please or requests |
| alleviate | | to impair the strength of; weaken |
| corroborate | | to make articulate sounds; speak clearly |
| interject | | one that contends with or resists; opposition |
| strident | | relieve; lessen; minimize pain |
| inclement | | producing wealth; profitable |
| neurotic | | commanding attention by a loud or obtrusive manner |
| maladjusted | | severe in temper or action; not mild |
| eradicate | | compact and precise without waste |
| detriment | | to do away with completely |
| menial | | coming from within; occurring naturally within |
| slovenly | | lacking dignity; lowly; humble |
| adversary | | not caring one way or another |
| intrinsic | | to use something unfairly for your own advantage |
| precedent | | opposition; acting against or in a contrary direction |
| acknowledge | | untidy in personal appearance; slob |