dishabille
disorder, especially in dress. Sloppily dressed.
disparage
to belittle or cut down
ethereal
light, airy, spiritual
eugenics
the science of improving the human race
eulogy
high praise, usually of someone deceased
flagrant
outrageous, flaming into notice
holocaust
great destruction, especially by fire
inclement
rough, severe, harsh, lacking mercy or leniency
incompatible
not able to exist in harmony
incongruous
incompatible, lacking harmony or agreement
incorrigible
unmanageable, cannot be corrected or reformed
incredulous
marked by doubt, unable or unwilling to believe
limbo
suspension in time. In Catholicism, neither Heaven nor Hell. As such, any intermediate but indeterminate state
mendacity
the quality of lying or prevarication (avoidance of the truth)
Mephistophelean
devilish or crafty
mercurial
capricious (apt to change suddenly), fickle, volatile, quick witted
meretricious
tawdry or flashy looking, cheap
nuance
a subtle variation
orthodox
approved or conventional
peripheral
existing at the outer boundary
persiflage
good humor, jesting, frivolous or flippant writing or speaking
perspicacity
having good judgment or understanding, acutely perceptive
renegade
traitor or rebel
repudiate
to reject or disown