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Absurd
Inconsistent with accepted ideas; ridiculous
Mutilate
Cut off or remove a part of

Exquisite

Without flaws; delicate and lovely

Dreary

Dull, bleak
Composure

Settled state, calmness

Jubilant

Rejoicing, exultant

Monumental

Massive, large-scale

Shrill

Sharp, high-pitched, piercing

Exile

Send away, banish

Sufficient

All that is needed, enough

Fateful

Decisive, momentous

Critical

Hard to please, faultfinding

Malice
ILL will, evil intentions

Ambitious

Motivated by achieving success

Warrant

Authorize, allow, justify

Destitute
In absolute want, poverty-stricken