1. exuberant Definition/Part of Speech: Synonyms: lavish,
(adj.) Lavish, extravagant. Effusively and almost uninhibitedly enthusiastic.
Synonyms: lavish,
Antonyms: dispirited,
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The exuberant Honors students couldn’t wait to read as many books as possible off the 101 list—especially Spencer.

2. pestilential Definition/Part of Speech:
(adj.) 1. Producing or tending to produce pestilence/plague. 2. Harmful. 3. annoyingly troublesome.
Synonyms: harmful, malignant, pesky,
Antonyms: helpful, valuable,
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The pestilential wave of second cousins arrived for the wedding and stayed two extra weeks.

3. evocative Definition/Part of Speech:
(adj.) tending to evoke, to call up and/or produce
Synonyms: suggestive, reminiscent,
Antonyms: meaningless, unclear, forgettable
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His evocative word choice instantly depressed the reader.
Her floral perfume evoked thoughts of spring.

4. intrepidity Definition/Part of Speech:
(noun) resolute courageousness; fearlessness
Synonyms: bravery, audaciousness, heroism, daring-do,
Antonyms: fearfulness, cowardice,
intrepidity
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The intrepid five year-old took the dare, and crawled under the bed to see if monsters really lived there.

5. sagacious Definition/Part of Speech: Synonyms: wise, adroit, sage
(adj.) shrewd. Clever. Possessing judgment and foresight.
Synonyms: wise, adroit, sage
Antonyms: foolish
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The sagacious investor bought stock in Microsoft way back in the 80s; now she’s incredibly wealthy.

6. insidious Definition/Part of Speech:
(adj.) corrupting, treacherous, deceitful
Synonyms: corrupting, menacing,
Antonyms: noble, reassuring, healthy, positive
insidious
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Scott used to be confident, but his girlfriend’s insidious putdowns slowly eroded his self-esteem.