| Words | Definitions |
| avert | to turn away or aside |
| invert | to turn inside out or upside down |
| diversify | to give variety to; vary |
| irreversible | Incapable of being reversed |
| diversion | something that relaxes or entertains |
| revert | to return to a former condition or belief |
| inadvertent | accidental; unintentional |
| versatile | capable of doing many things competently |
| incontrovertible | indisputable |
| vertigo | the sensation of diziness |
| flagrant | extremely or deliberately noticeable |
| flaunt | to show off in order to impress others |
| furtive | done quickly and with stealth; sly |
| latent | capable of coming into existencebut not active |
| ostensible | seeming; professed |
| salient | standing out and attracting attention |
| sequester | to remove or withdraw from public view |
| subterfuge | deception by means of a strategy |
| surreptitious | done or acting in secret |
| unobtrusive | not readily noticeabl |
| didactic | intended to teach or instruct |
| edify | to instruct in order to improve |
| elucidate | to make clear or plain |
| erudite | possessing deep and extensive learning |
| explicit | expressed clearly and precisely |
| imbue | to pervade or permeate as if with a dye |
| indoctrinate | to teach a group's beliefs to |
| instill | to introduce gradually |
| pedagogy | he art or profession of teaching |
| pedantic | marked by a concern for minute details |
