nonchalant - cool, carefree, and casually unconcerned
digress - to stray from the desired topic in writing or speaking
facilitate - to assist or make easier
fanciful - indulging in fancy; showing invention or whimsy
philanthropy - efforts to benefit mankind as by charitable aid
wither - to dry up or shrivel; to droop or lose freshness
prodigy - an exceptionally talented child
austere - harsh, strict, or severe in discipline
sporadic - occurring at irregular intervals
tact - the ability to appreciate the delicacy of a situation and react politely
embellish - to decorate with added detail
mundane - commonplace, ordinary, everyday
catalyst - that which instigates a reaction or event
apathy - lack of emotion or feeling; disinterest in or disassociation from
mayhem - needless or willfull damage or destruction
sagacious - having a keen sense of perception; wise or discerning
debonair - gentle; courteous; charming; of good upbringing
rejuvenate - to make refreshed or like new again
fervor - intense feeling and/or expression; passion
humility - humbleness; lack of pride
