astringent
Caustic and acidic.
disposition
The specific arrangement of a group of items.
omnipresent
Either literally or seemingly everywhere at once.
permutation
A combination of ways in which something can be put into order.
impeccably
Perfection in appearance.
embodiment
The physical manifestation of a concept.
remiss
Failing to meet an obligation or expectation.
unceremoniously
Done suddenly and without formality or pomp.
fianchettoed
Having engaged a very specific chess move in which a bishop is moved to a square allowing for a long diagonal move across the board.
grandmaster
The highest possible rating of expertise a chess player can earn.
tranquil
A state of peaceful serenity.
immersion
The state of being deeply engaged in an act of thought or purpose.
malicious
Acting with intent to cause harm.
gradation
A gradual sequence of small stages of degrees of something.
rummage
To pick through a disorganized collection.
obliterate
To completely destroy and annihilate.
novice
Someone who is new and inexperienced at performing a specific task.
fitfully
Performed in an erratic and irregular manner.
dispel
Causing doubts or misunderstanding to disappear in the face of learning facts or the truth.
Dickensian
Comprised of elements similar to those which appear in a novel by Charles Dickens.
minutely
Related to concern and attention to small details.
