rampant
going unchecked,
The weeds grew rampant in the garden.
inane
foolish
In Las Vegas there’s a lot of people with inane thoughts, walking around town.
ethics, Morals
code of principles
Ethics are plans of organization, while morals is what is important to you.
concur
agree
If I can get my mother to concur, ill be able to go out on halloween.
clandestine
secret, undercover
When my sister leaves left over food in the fridge, at night I clandestine eat the food .
flagrant
outrageous, glaringly bad
Dumping trash in the ocean is a flagrant violation of environment laws.
admonish
to warn, reprove
When I get home past my curfew, my parents always admonish me the second I walk inside my house.
duress
compulsion, force
At school I feel duress to stay since I have a goal for my future.
culprit
the guilty person
The culprit who stole my bag, came back looking for me and left my bag at my job.
inexorable
inflexible, unrelenting
The inexorable rise of new technology is changing the world.
egregious
remarkably bad
I was scared to get a egregious grade on my math test.
distraught
really upset
My mother was distraught when my brother got lost at Disney.
duplicity
cunning, trickery
acrimonious
bitter
Some teachers can be really acrimonious with students.
paucity
scarcity
The country has a paucity of resources to deal with the drought.
elicit
to draw forth
pernicious
harmful, causing injury
I fell down my stairs when I was a kid and had pernicious.
tolerate
to put up with, to bear
I always have to tolerate my brother when he’s annoying.
construe
to make a deduction, to infer
impunity
freedom from punishment
These criminals think they can act with impunity.
illicit
illegal
Caffeine Is an illicit.
