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Accolade

Tribute ; honor; praise

Bolster

Support; prop up

Cryptic

Puzzling; enigmatic

Ephemeral

Short-lived

Hedonist

A pleasure seeker

Lamentation

Expression of regret or sorrow

Obliterate

Destroy; demolish ; eradicate

Plummet

Fall suddenly and steeply

Resolution

Determination

Tentative

Not certain