=assault (physically attack someone), assail (attack violently)

e=abhor(abhor means you hate something to a extreme extent for moral reasons), loathe(dislike very much)

=devastate (it means damage something very badly, or utterly destroy it.)

=invariably(the same as always, but better than always)

r=perpetual(a perpetual state never changes), immutable(something immutable will never change or be changed)

se=startle(it means surprise you slightly), astound(surprise you to a large degree),astonish(the same as astound)

iasm=zeal (a great enthusiasm), fervency (sincere and enthusiasm)

=tranquil(calm and peaceful), serene(calm and quiet)

ive=exorbitant(it means too expensive that it should be)

ous=lavish(impressive and very expensive), sumptuous(grand and very expensive)

=tedious(if you describe something tedious, you mean it is boring and frustrating)

t=esteem(if you esteem someone, you respect and admire him/her. FORMAL)

=fret(if you fret about something, you worry about it)

=chilly(unpleasantly cold), icy(extremely cold)

=boiling(very hot)

ous=perilous(very dangerous, hazardous(dangerous, especially to people's safety and health)

ys=currently

=unique(the only one of its kind), distinctive;

=cease(if something ceases, it stops happening or existing)

=component(the components of something are the parts that it is made of)

=consequence(the results or effects of something)

s=apparent, manifest

n=derived fromcan see or notice them very easily)

=fairly

ic=lamentable(very uncomfortable and disappointing)

=domain(a particular field of thought, activities or interest)

=emerge(come into existence)

=entire(the whole of something)

=moist(slightly wet), damp(slightly wet), humid(very damp and hot)

=erroneous(incorrect or partly correct)

ult=formidable

=convert(change into another form)

l=quintessential(this word means represent a typical example of something)