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Archetype and Prototype

The first one of its kind; a model; a typical representative

Bountiful

in great supply; abundant

Burly and Brawny

Noticeably muscular; hefty
Corpulent

Very overweight
Disparity

Difference; inequality

Miniscule or Minute

Tiny (measurement of size or amount)

Myriad

Large but unspecific number
Paltry
A tiny, even insultingly small amount of something ( a **** sum of money)
Paucity

Scarcity or lack; derth
Plethora
A vast amount; great excess
Prevalent

Widespread; pervasive
Prodigious

Arousing awe; extremely large
Profuse

Flowing freely; lavish; extravagant (**** praise)

Scant

Barely enough; meager; insufficient

Surfeit

Excessive amount; a glut

Titanic
Inspiring awe; huge in size
Voluminous


Spacious; Extremely wide; a great deal of

Acclaim
Public praise and approval

Accolade


Praise


Acumen

Keen perception; shrewdness

Altruism
Unselfish giving of time, money, support
Amity

Friendship; accord; agreement

Banter

playful, amusing talk

Canny

Very clever

Crony

pal; buddy; old dear friend

Deference

Honor and respect due to an older/experienced person; esteem

Diligence
Faithful; careful attention to a task

Erudite

Brilliant

Eulogize
To talk well of someone (esp after one's death)
Euphony

Pleasing, agreeable sound // cacophony
Fawn
False flattery
Finesse
Skillful, adroit handling or management
Laud

Praise highly

Levity

Lightness of mood; humor

Maxim

Brief (pithy) well known saying; adage; proverb
Penchant
Natural tendency; fondness for; affinity
Perspicacious

Very smart or learned; astute
Propriety

What is proper or customary; decorum

Prowess

Great ability or skill

Resolution

Determination; decision
Respite
A pause, lull, or break; rest from activity
Rigor

Thoroughness; unyielding or inflexible (**** military training)

Sagacity

Wisdom; perception; keenness; shrewdness

Venerate

To think very highly of

Acute

Quick to comprehend
Aesthetic

Referring to the sense of beauty

Aloof

Distant; unsociable
Ambivalence

Lack of certainty or definiteness; a feeling of simultaneous, opposing attitudes
Ascetic
Sternly self denying (monk)
Audacity

Extreme boldness; nerve

Capitulate
To yield to pressure; give in; concede
Civil

Polite; well-mannered
Conspicuous

Noticeable; obvious
Corporeal

Of the physical, not spiritual, body; substantial
Despondent

Helpless and hopeless; desolate; incredibly unhappy
Desultory

random; haphazard; casual // purposeful
Discriminate


To see clear distinctions or differences

Disinterested
Without prejudice or bias; dispassionate; neutral

Ephemeral
Fleeting; short lived // eternal
Fallible

Capable of error

Fervor
Deep feeling; passion; zeal

Flaccid


Lacking normal firmness; flabby; limp


Grave

Extremely serious; solemn
Idiosyncrasy

Quirk; oddness; eccentricity
Indifferent

Neutral; unbiased; impartial; even apathetic

Insatiable
Unable to be satisfied; quenchless
Laconic
Sparing of speech; concise almost to the point of rudeness
Loath

reluctant; disinclined towards something
Maudlin
Overly sentimental
Neophyte

Beginner; tyro; novice
Orthodox
According to traditional teaching; pious-- extremely devoutly religious
Premonition

A forewarning; omen
Provincial

Literally " from the provinces"; unsophisticated

Provocative
Arousing interest or curiosity
Reticent
Not talkative; restrained in behavior
Sectarian
With a limited viewpoint; a narrow bigoted person

Simulate
To approximate; to assume; to feign // genuine

Somnolent

Sleepy; groggy

Stoic

Brave in the face of pain or sorrow; impassive

Tentative

Not final; hesitant; unsure

Tepid

Lukewarm or weak // passionate

Vehement

Profoundly intense; passionate // tepid

Animosity
Feeling of ill will; strong dislike

Arrogance

Feeling of superiority shown by an overbearing manner

Clamor
Loud outcry; harsh noise

Complacence

Smugness; self-satisfaction
Decadence
State of decline or deterioration
Discord

Lack of harmony or agreement

Disdain

Contempt; feeling of superiority
Duplicity
Deliberate double dealing; deception

Indigence


Poverty; destitution (destitute)

Indolence

Laziness; idleness; sloth

Jingoism

Exaggerated nationalism; Extreme; blind loyalty

Languor

Relaxed sleepiness

Parsimony

Extreme thrift; often stinginess
Trepidation
Fear; worry; apprehension