amalgamate, to combine, unite, or merge two or more things—typically organizations, groups, or substances—into a single, larger entity, specious, describes arguments, reasoning, or appearances that seem plausible, true, or attractive on the surface but are actually false, misleading, or lack genuine merit, quotidian, daily, commonplace, ordinary, or routine, inimical, harmful, hostile, or unfavorable, desultory, describes actions, conversations, or efforts that lack a clear plan, purpose, or enthusiasm, laconic, a style of speech or writing that uses very few words, often to the point of seeming brief, blunt, or mysteriou, abstruse, Difficult to understand; obscure., acumen, The ability to make good judgments and quick decisions..

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