Behemoth (n) -Something huge or powerful The apple company is behemoth than other smaller companies.
The giraffes are considered behemoth in the modern world.
Omnipotent (adj)- possessing unlimited power
The king wanted to be omnipotent to scare and become the best of the kingdom.
Obstinate(adj)- stubborn
The obstinate male refuses to listen to the teacher while she’s explaining the facts.
The obstinate teen would not listen to the facts of why smoking is bad for the lungs.
Frank(adj)- open and sincere in expression
He was frank about his buddy style of clothes
- To be frank, those ripped jeans don’t look so good
Swagger(v)- To boast, strut or demonstrate
Timmy swaggered about his new Ferrari and yelling “loser”
The heavyweight swaggered to intimidate his opponent.
Feign(v)-to give the false appearance, pretend
He feigns about his parents being Barack Obama.
The criminal feigns about his appearance to the cops.
Sundry(adj)-various; several
The book author told sundry stories to the children
The math teacher told sundry ways to solve for x.
embellish(v)- to beautify by adding ornaments
John embellished the Christmas tree with colorful lights.

Iconic(adj)- using fewer words
Kevin Malone talked iconic because he wanted to save some time.
Before modernization, people used to iconic
Remorse(n)-a strong feeling or guilt
The little kid felt remorse after stealing a toy from the store.
My brother felt remorse after eating the sandwich that I left in the fridge.
cower(v-)to cringe in fear
Children cowered in fear after they heard Santa Claus wasn’t real.
Children coward in fear as they see the adults jump from high places
muse(v)to pounder;meditate upon a subject
After presenting to the class, the student mused upon what would happen if he didn’t stutter.
The student mused upon when the teacher asked a trick question.
beget(v)-to give birth; to create
They hoped that the king begets an heir by his new queen.
The dad waited in the delivery room while his wife begets his newborn child.
Benign(adj)-to be gentle with
The mother told her son to be benign with the flowers
The mother bear is usually benign with the newborn cubs.
Tacit(adj)-implied but not expressed; unspoken
he gave his new tacit approval in letters to the media.
There was an embarrassing moment in the family, and the son begged to be tacit and never be reminded
diligent(adj)-hardworking
People who are diligent often gets rewarded the most
The diligent worker gets paid the most then the non-diligent people.
pious(adj)- devout, moral
The pious preacher keeps a bible in his nightstand
The pious teacher kept a bible next to his desk and reads it every morning.
Toxic(adj) poisonous
Homer Simpson slept on the job so know the whole city is covered in toxic waste.
My older friend had a toxic trait.
Lament(v)to express grief; to mourn
The young laments the fact that he earns too little to pay his bills
The young woman laments over her dead dog
ruse(n)a crafty, often underhanded trick
The ruse is important to the 21st surprise party
The magician played a ruse in front of the kids birthday party