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debilitate
: verb – to weaken. The spike strips debilitated
the vehicle by deflating its tires.
capricious
: adjective – changeable, fickle. The weather in
Chiang Mai has been so capricious lately that it has been
deference
: noun – great respect. The squadron always
nearly impossible to make outdoor plans based on the
showed deference towards older, more decorated officers. 
weather reports.
deprecate
: verb – to express strong disapproval of. Mark
carping
: adjective – complaining. Carl spent most of the
grew tired of his mother-in-law constantly deprecating him
trip carping about how uncomfortable his train seat was and and his profession. 
how awful the food tasted.

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derogatory
: adjective-tending to lower in estimation; 
catalyst
: noun –
 someone or something that brings about degrading.
Bill neglected to pay his outstanding bill, so a a change. 
The conference was just the catalyst Evita needed
derogatory mark was placed on his credit report.
to kick-start her new business venture.
desecrate
: verb – to treat with disrespect. The tourists were 
catharsis
: noun –
 an emotional purification or relief. The
arrested for desecrating the ancient temples of Angkor Wat.
movie provoked more of a catharsis than even the directors imagined. 
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deter
: verb – to discourage; to keep someone from doing 
embellish
: verb –
 to decorate; to elaborate upon. Katniss something. 
Laura did not let the slim possibility of success
loved sparkly things and would often use glitter and crystals
deter her from entering the competition. 
to embellish her shoes and accessories.