aberrant departing from what is normal, expected, or accepted
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arduous requiring great effort, endurance, or difficulty
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assiduous showing constant, careful, and persistent effort
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conciliatory intended to reduce conflict and restore friendly relations
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constrain to limit or restrict someone's choices, actions, or development
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converge to move toward the same point or become more similar
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deplete to use up or greatly reduce a supply or resource
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discrete separate and distinct from other things
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diverge to move apart, develop differently, or disagree
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doctrine a set of beliefs or principles taught or accepted by a group
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elusive difficult to find, catch, achieve, or understand
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ephemeral lasting for only a very short time
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equitable fair and reasonable, especially in the way people are treated
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facilitate to make an action or process easier
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finite having a limit or end; not infinite
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immutable unable to be changed
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impetuous acting quickly and without enough thought about the consequences
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incisive clear, sharp, and showing strong understanding or judgment
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induce to cause something to happen or persuade someone to do something
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integral essential and necessary as part of a whole
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mediate to help opposing people or groups reach an agreement
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onerous involving a heavy burden, great difficulty, or excessive responsibility
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prevalent common or widespread in a particular place or time
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profound very deep, important, or strongly felt
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reconcile to restore agreement or make two conflicting ideas consistent
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refute to prove that a statement or argument is false
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suppress to prevent, restrain, or stop something from being expressed or developing
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tangible real, definite, or able to be clearly recognized or measured
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vacillate to repeatedly change between different opinions or choices
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vulnerable open to harm, attack, damage, or criticism
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