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Title Ideas

Melancholic: (adj.) feeling sadness or depression without an obvious cause.

Desolate: (adj.) feeling very sad or lonely, often because of a sense of abandonment or isolation.

Impetuous: (adj.) acting or done quickly without thought or care.

Petulant: (adj.) easily annoyed or irritated especially when things don't go your way.

Chagrin: (n.) distress or embarrassment at having failed or been humiliated.

Tenacious: (adj.) persistent and determined.

Stoic: (adj.) showing no emotion or reaction especially in response to pain or hardship.

Tumultuous: (adj.) characterized by chaos, disturbance, or confusion.

Trepidation: (n.) a feeling of fear or anxiety about what may happen.

Ambivalent: (adj.) having mixed feelings or contradictory ideas about something or someone.

Euphoria: (n.) a feeling of great happiness or elation.

Listless: (adj.) lacking energy or enthusiasm; lethargic

Disheartened: (adj.) feeling discouraged or losing hope.

Numb/Num: (adj.) lacking in sensation or feeling; emotionally unresponsive.

Crushed: (adj.) completely overwhelmed or defeated.

Ensnare: (v.) to catch in a trap.

Poignant: (adj.) deeply affecting, moving.

Privation: (n.) lacking basic necessities.

Hysterical: (adj.) characterized by uncontrollable and extreme emotions.

Obtuse: (adj.) lacking quickness of sensibility or intellect.

Capitulate: (v.) to surrender.

Gleeful: (adj.) full of joy and happiness.

Bittersweet: (adj.) having a mix of both happiness and sadness/any other emotions combinations.

Sentient: (adj.) aware: conscious; able to perceive.

Scofflaw: (n.) a person who habitually flouts or violates the law.

Flagrant: (adj.) conspicuously or glaringly offensive, egregious or blatant; done openly without shame.

Penultimate: (adj.) next to last.

Astute: (adj.) very clever at assessing situations and turning them to one's advantage; perceptive and shrewd.

Demean: (v.) to lower in dignity. Honor, or status, to degrade or belittle someone.

Indignation: (n.) anger sparked by something unjust or unfair.

Zenith: (n.) the highest point, culminating point.

Exacerbate: (v.) to make worse, more violent, intense.

Philistine: (adj.) a person who is guided by materialism and is disdainful of intellectual or artistic values.

Ameliorate: (v.) to improve or enhance.

Malinger: (v.) to pretend to be ill or otherwise incapacitates in order to escape duty or work.

Vehemently: (adv.) marked by intense force or emotion.

Poppycock: (n.) nonsense or foolishness.

Forlorn: (adj.) sad and lonely; abandoned or forsaken.

Onerous: (adj.) burdensome.

Prowess: (n.) extraordinary ability.

Complacent: (adj.) overly self-satisfied/self-centered, smug.

Fervid: (adj.) intensely emotional; feverish.

Impeccable: (adj.) flawless, perfect.

Expurgate: (v.) to remove offensive or incorrect parts, usually of a book.

Spurious: (adj.) false but designed to seem plausible.

Pillage: (v.) to steal by using violence, especially in war.

Regimented: (adj.) very strictly controlled.

Abscond: (v.) to sneak away and hide.

Promulgate: (v.) to proclaim, make known.

Encumber: (v.) to weigh down or burden.

Clandestine: (adj.) done secretly or in a concealed manner.

Analgesic: (n.) something that reduces pain.

Chicanery: (n.) The use of trickery to achieve a political, financial, economical, or legal purpose.

Reprove: (v.) to express disapproval or criticism of someone's actions or behavior; to rebuke or admonish.

Apathy: (n.) Lack of interest or emotion.

Antithesis: (n.) the absolute opposite of __.

Opprobrium: (n.) a shameful act or public disgrace.

Dour: (adj.) stern, gloomy, or unyielding in appearance or demeanor.

Aggrandize: (v.) to increase or make greater.

Burgeon: (v.) to grow and flourish.

Fetter: (v.) to claim or restrain.

Bane: (n.) a burden.

Melodic: (adj. Musical/tuneful.

Remorseful: (adj.) feeling regret or guilt over something done wrong.

Absolution: (n.) freedom from blame, guilt, or sins.

Erudite: (adj - v.) learned, to learn.