Deft (adj.) skillful, capable. Mohir the deft surgeon was able to sew up the wound without leaving a scar. Fatuous

EMEND (v.) to correct or revise a written text. TUZATMOQ, TO’G’IRLAMOQ
If my sentence is incorrect, the editor will emend what I have written.
PHLEGMATIC (adj.) uninterested, unresponsive. FLEGMATIK, BEPARVO
After another of her typically phlegmatic replies, he stopped texting her.
CONGENIAL (adj.) pleasantly agreeable. QULAY, KELISHSA BO’LADIGAN
His congenial manner made him popular wherever he went.
ABNEGATION (n.) denial of comfort to oneself. VOZ KECHISH
As the host of a podcast on minimalism, his abnegation of material items is no surprise.
ONEROUS (adj.) burdensome. MASHAQQATLI, MALOL KELADIGAN
My parents lamented (nola qilmoq) that the pleasures of living in a beautiful country estate no longer outweighed the onerous mortgage payments.
MODERATE (adj.) not extreme.
Luckily, the restaurant we chose had moderate prices; none of us have any money.
DESOLATE (adj.) deserted, dreary, lifeless. KIMSASIZ, TASHLANDIQ
She found the desolate landscape quite a contrast to the hustle and bustle of the overcrowded city.
EXTOL (v.) to praise, revere. ULUG’LAMOQ, MAQTAMOQ
Violet extolled the virtues of a vegetarian diet to her meat-loving brother.
INDIGNATION (n.) anger sparked by something unjust or unfair. G’AZAB, NAFRAT
The crowd reacted with indignation when the singer canceled her concert and refused to refund their tickets.
AMELIORATE (v.) to improve. YAXSHILASH
She attempted to ameliorate their relationship, but it was too late.
DISPEL (v.) to drive away, scatter. TARQATIB YUBORMOQ, TARQATMOQ
She entered the office as usual on Monday, dispelling the rumor that she had been fired.
AFFABLE (adj.) friendly, amiable. MEHRIBON
The affable student was well-liked by her peers, who appreciated her good nature.
APATHETIC (adj.) lacking concern, emotion. BEPARVO, BEE’TIBOR
Uninterested in politics, Bruno was apathetic about whether he lived under a capitalist or communist regime.
SALUBRIOUS (adj.) something that is good for you or is beneficial to mind or body. FOYDALI, SHIFIBAXSH
After overeating on the weekend, we chose more salubrious meals on Monday.
INCREMENT (n.) an enlargement; the process of increasing. OSHIRISH, KO’PAYTIRISH
The workmen made the wall longer, increment by increment.