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Sat 16-20-Beard
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| callous | unfeeling; insensitive to the feelings of others |
| lethargic | abnormally drowsy, lazy, or sluggish |
| didactic | intended to convey information and instruction |
| forthright | unhesitatingly frank |
| jovial | happy; marked by good humor |
| lyrical | emotional; songlike |
| morose | gloomy; sullen; despondent |
| feckless | irresponsible; weak |
| expunge | obliterate; annihilate |
| ignominy | personal humiliation; disgrace |
| perspicuity | clearness in expression |
| sardonic | ironical |
| sanctimony | assumed manner of hollines; pretense of rigtheousness |
| opulent | luxurious |
| propitiate | to appease; to pacify |
| pervious | admitting to passage; open to influence |
| salacious | obscene |
| cryptic | secret; mysterious |
| doleful | sad; ful of grief |
| reactionary | opposing progress |
| vacuous | empty of meaning |
| winsome | delightful; attractive; charming |
| invidious | likely to arouse resentment |
| macabre | gruesome; ghastly |
| poignant | with sharp emotional appeal |
| pecuniary | financial |
| execrable | extremely bad |
| equanimity | evenness and calmness in temper |
| tawdry | showy and cheap |
| equivocal | having more than one possible meaning; misleading |
| feign | to give a false appearance; to pretend |
| heinous | abominable; outrageous; shockingly evil |
| insidious | working or spreading harmfully in a subtle or stealthy manner |
| lucrative | profitable; producing wealth |
| indigenous | native; produced or growing in a certain area |
| rectitude | moral uprightness; righteousness |
| veritable | unquestionable; true |
| subterfuge | deception |
| tenet | a doctrine or principle held as true by a person or group |
| maladroit | awkward |
| chicanery | deception by trickery |
| adulterate | to make inferior or impure by adding unnecessart or improper ingredients |
| constrain | to hold back by force; confine |
| protean | readily taking on a different shape, form, or character |
| sporadic | occuring at irregular intervals; having no pattern or order |
| surmise | to conclude without sufficient evidence |
| platitude | a trite remark pr statement |
| solecism | an error in grammar or etiquette; something deviating from the proper or normal |
| abeyance | to be temporarily set aside or suspended |
| specious | having a false look of truth |