despondent - (adjective) - low in spirits; unhappy; depressed, or dejected, procure - (verb) - to get or get hold of by effort; obtain, endorse - (verb) - to give support to; approve of, impromptu - (adjective) - done without a plan, spontaneous or improvised, deteriorate - (verb) - to cause damage to, especially little by little, pretense - (noun) - a false or deceptive statement; an excuse, amenable - (adjective) - willing to respond, agreeable, conviction - (noun) - a belief or opinion that is strongly held, intuitiont - (noun) - the power to know or understand something without thinking through it in a logical way, pique - (verb) - to cause a feeling or an action, rendition - (noun) - an interpretive performance of a dramatic or musical work, antics - (noun) - funny or playful actions or behaviors, frivolous - (adjective) - not important; not deserving of serious attention, redundant - (adjective) - unnecessarily repetitive, censor - (verb) - to examine and control the content of, accost - (verb) - to confront, to speak aggressively, prospective - (adjective) - likely or intended to become, insurmountable - (adjective) - not capable of being overcome; can’t get past, notoriety - (noun) - being widely known, especially for something unfavorable, precarious - (adjective) - dependent on a chance or uncertain condition,

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