vocabulary: fall list #3

coherent: logical and consistent.

 belabor: in excessive detail.

 eschew: avoid using.

 acquisitive: interested in money or material things.

 emulate: match or surpass.

 banal: lacking originality.

 excoriation: harsh criticism.

 congeal: solidify or coagulate.

 carping: difficult to please.

 substantiate: provide evidence to support or prove the truth

 temporize: avoid making a decision.

 largesse: generosity in money or gift upon others.

 tenable: able to maintain or defend against an attack.

 insatiable: impossible to satisfy.

 reconnaissance: military observation on a region.

 germane: relevant to a subject

 ramify: from branches or offshoots.

 intransigent: unwilling or refusing to change.

 taciturn: saying little.

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