2. strategist – a person skilled in planning actions or policies, especially in politics, business, or military.

3. succumbs – gives in or yields to something, often a temptation or pressure. (e.g., He gives in to the latest fashions.)

4. thirst – a strong desire or craving. (e.g., "a thirst for knowledge" means a strong desire to learn.)

5. virtue – a good or admirable quality or property. (e.g., simplicity is described as a virtue.)

6. antiquated – outdated or old-fashioned.

7. appalling – shocking and very bad.

8. biased – unfairly influenced or prejudiced.

9. bigoted – having strong, unreasonable beliefs and disliking others who have different opinions or lifestyles.

10. count on – rely on or trust someone or something.

11. dawn – the first appearance of light in the sky before sunrise.

12. domesticated – tamed and kept as a pet or on a farm; adapted to home life.

13. faulty – having defects; not working properly.

14. flawed – having a mistake or weakness.

15. frivolous – not serious; silly or unimportant.

16. garment – an article of clothing.

17. immaculate – perfectly clean or neat.

18. impartial – not biased; fair and neutral.

19. impeccable – flawless; perfect in quality or condition.

20. incurable – cannot be cured or healed