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Presumptuous

Failing to observe the limits of what is permitted or appropriate

The students are presumptuous to assume that they know more about physics than their professor

Unperturbed

Not concerned or worried

The music was so loud that I couldn't study, but Kevin seemed unperturbed

Preoccupied

Dominate or engross the mind (of someone) to the exclusion of other thoughts

Instead of listening to the professor, I was preoccupied with my math homework

Brazen

Bold and without shame

The thiefs were brazen to steal the money in front of the police officer

Conjure

Call an image to mind

I was looking at the old photographs of my father and I have to admit that I've always tried to conjure up how my grandfather was

Salvation

Deliverance from the power and effects of sin

I prayed to God for salvation to protect me from evil consequences of sin

Speculating

To ponder a subject in its different aspects, relations and implication

I was speculating about the weather, that it would not rain on Sunday but I was wrong it was a rainy day

Consternation

A strong feeling of surprise or sudden disappointment that causes confusion

Much to his parent's consternation, he had decided to quit his job and travel around the world; They thought he would be smarter than that

Doom

Inevitable ending in frustration, desolation or tragedy

If I do not study for my final exams all I have to do is prepare myself for the doom of failing class

Spare

To show restraint or mercy(to refrain from attacking)

The storm has destroyed all of the neighbor's houses but I'm glad that our house has been spared

Ambrosia

The food of the gods; something very pleasing to taste or smell

This juice was so good that it seemed like ambrosia coming down from the gods in heaven

Bona fide

Genuine, real

I broke my leg so I had a bona fide excuse for not going to my baseball practice

Righteous

Morally right

People took the righteous decision when they decided to stand against racism

Immunity

The condition that permits either natural or acquired resistance to disease

The vaccine that the doctor prescribed gave me the immunity against malaria so I could travel in Africa without getting the disease

Eclectic

Taking ideas from a wide range of sources

I have eclectic taste in music because I can listen to music from classical music to hip hop music