(comparable)

they saw the relationship between a ruler and his subjects as analogous to that of father and children

(burning)

It was a Caustic cleaner because the chemicals were able to burn away all residue.

(harmful)

releasing the documents would be detrimental to national security

(praise)

the father extolled the morals of his daughter

(Just beginning)

He could feel incipient anger building up.

(genourous)

When we emerge from this war we will be magnanimous and help the opposition rebuild.

(fence made of posts)

You need to surround the building with a palisade said the archictectural engineer.

(having fore knowledge)

The weatherman have a prescient warning about the impending storm

(damaged / attacked)

One mistake could undermine years of hard work by the company.

(procession of vehicles)

The cavalcade parade consisted of many nice mustangs and some other crappy cars.

(greedily eat)

The girl was so hungry that she devoured half the food in the fridge.

(deport from one country back to one's home country)

The criminal was extradited back to his home in Italy.

(tendency)

John was a scientist by training and inclination, he was just a science nerd.

(powerful business man)

He was a wealthy magnate and owned many companies.

(A remedy that improves but doesn't cure)

Aleve is palliative, it helps the pain, but it can't cure a broken bone.

(A feeling that something might happen)

She had a presentiment of impending doom.

(a person who is blamed for the wrongs of others)

The boy was a scapegoat, he was blamed for everything

(emphasize)

The medical field underscores how far its come in finding cures.

(a brief amusing story)

Mr. Wells loves when you start papers with anecdotes, he is amused by true experiences.

(skillful with hands)

He was a dexterous piano player and could play really hard pieces of music.

(Irrelevant)

The internet is filled with a lot of extraneous material and it can be very annoying try to find relevant reliable material.

(not clear)

My writing has been very incoherant lately; I cannot seem to get the right words and say things clearly.

(clumsy)

He had huge maladroit movements and often fell down because he was so clumsy.

(assuming too much)

I hope I won't be considered presumptuous if I offer some advice

careful

the research has been carried out with scrupulous attention to detail

Pale

She was a very pallid person, a ghost looked black compared to her.

(clear/obvious)

he was unequivocal in condemning the violence

(hatred)

He had a great animosity to immature people.

dissapproving

modest, charitable in his judgments, never censorious, Jim carried tolerance almost too far

(predict on the basis of known data)

They tempted to extrapolate likely human cancers from labatory stories.

(not fitting)

The conclusion was incongrous to the data collected, it didn't seem to match or make sense.

illness

The children had an incurable malady that made them very sick and die within two months.

easily felt

She had a palpable zit on her face that bothered her because she could feel it but couldn't pop it.

pompous

He was a pretentious man that liked to show off his bling because it made him seem extremely rich.

examine carefully

The proffessor scrutinized the work of his researchers, he wanted everything to be 100% accurate.

set free

The bird was undefettered from its cage.