Recap: 24 June 2019 - 30 June 2019

1. Cessation: the fact or process of ending or being brought to an end
2. Frugal: sparing or economical 
3. Succinct: concise; short; brief; compact
4. Probity: the quality of having strong moral principles; integrity; honesty; goodness; virtue
5. Partisan: supporter; follower; adherent; a devotee
6. Eminent: (of a person) famous and respected within a particular sphere; illustrious; distinguished; notable; noteworthy
7. Obnoxious: disgusting
8. Covenant: (legal) An agreement to do or not to do a particular thing; contract
9. Deference: respect; polite submission
10. Flattery: an insincere praise
11. Abrogate: abolish; repeal
12. Annul: revoke
13. Annihilate: to destroy
14. Repeal: if a government or other group or person with authority repeals a law, that law is no longer valid
15. Grandeur: magnificence
16. Inception: beginning
17. Colossal: enormous
18. Paradox: puzzle
19. Proliferate: reproduce; multiply; grow rapidly
20. Censure: criticize
21. Diligent: careful; hardworking
22. Splendor: magnificence
23. Momentous: important
24. Infatuation: passion
25. Consignee: nominee
26. Tramp: wanderer
27. Fugitive: escapee; refugee; deserter; a person who has escaped from captivity or is in hiding
28. Sedulous: careful; hardworking; laborious
29. Vagabond: wanderer; nomad; Wayfarer
30. Sedentary: sitting; desk-bound; stationary
31. Itinerant: traveling from place to place
32. Irreverence: disrespect
33. Amicable: friendly
34. Sympathique: (of a person) agreeably in tune with another's personality or mood
35. Circumspect: cautious
36. Censure: the expression of formal disapproval
37. Prudent: cautious
38. Panacea: cure-all; universal remedy; elixir
39. Vindicate: acquit; clear; free; justify
40. Occult: mystical; supernatural
41. Cordial: friendly
42. Sorcery: the use of magic, especially black magic
43. Menace: threat
44. Delineate: explain
45. Abrogate: abolish
46. Successive: consecutive
47. Ravage: demolish
48. Superstitious: irrational
49. Mentor: guide
50. Garnish: adorn
51. Bling: expensive
52. Crunk: very excited; full of energy
53. Drool-worthy: extremely attractive or desirable
54. Frankenfood: genetically modified food
55. Millennium: a period equal to 1000 years
56. Ecstasy: an overwhelming feeling of great happiness or joyful excitement
57. Despicable: deserving hatred and contempt
58. Abject: of the most contemptible kind
59. Contempt: lack of respect accompanied by a feeling of intense dislike; open disrespect for a person or a thing 
60. Aberration: a state or condition markedly different from the norm
61. Disavow: refuse to acknowledge; disclaim knowledge of
62. Abjure: formally reject
63. Abrogate: revoke formally
64. Revoke: cancel officially
65. Countermand: cancel officially
66. Abscond: run away
67. Abstruse: difficult to penetrate
68. Accede: yield to another's wish or opinion
69. Accost: speak to someone
70. Accretion: an increase by natural growth or addition
71. Shrewd: marked by practically hardheaded intelligence; acting with a specific goal
72. Acumen: shrewdness shown by keen insight
73. Plead: make an emotional appeal; present and argue for (a position), especially in court or in another public context
74. Concoct: make (a dish or meal) by combining various ingredients
75. Cognizant: having knowledge or awareness
76. Assuage: to soothe, to allay
77. Punt: kick the ball
78. Apothecary: a health professional trained in the art of preparing and dispensing drugs
79. Piety: righteousness by virtue of being pious
80. Stinginess: a lack of generosity
81. Manoeuvre: planned strategic movement of troops
82. Domicile: the place of permanent residence
83. Dogma: principle; tenet
84. Dole: charitable gift
85. Taciturn: habitually reserved and uncommunicative
86. Hammock: a hanging bed of canvas or rope netting (usually suspended between two trees)
87. Unsullied: spotlessly clean and fresh
88. Imprudent: not prudent or wise
89. Prudent: careful and sensible; marked by sound judgment
90. Astute: marked by practically hardheaded intelligence