Dull, uninteresting, or lacking energy, excitement, or originality.

Fair and unbiased; not favoring one side over another.

Strongly focused on what is right or wrong, often in a judgmental or preachy way.

Mocking or provoking someone in order to anger, challenge, or embarrass them.

Overly complicated, formal, or wordy in a way that makes writing difficult to understand.

Mocking or sarcastic in a bitter, cynical, or scornful way.

Boldly disrespectful or rude toward someone who expects respect or authority

Expressing enthusiasm, praise, or emotion very openly and strongly.

Expressing strong, tender, or nostalgic emotions, sometimes excessively.

Argumentative or likely to cause disagreement or conflict.

Excessively focused on oneself, one's importance, or one's achievements.

Overly concerned with displaying knowledge, rules, or minor details, often in an annoying way.

Playfully teasing or joking in a friendly, lighthearted way.

Showing a lack of expected respect for serious, traditional, or respected subjects or institutions.

Deliberately humorous or joking about a serious subject, often not meant to be taken literally.

Intended or likely to provoke strong anger, outrage, or conflict.

Distrustful of people's motives; assuming people are primarily motivated by selfishness.

Clear, direct, and sharply analytical; quickly identifying the most important issue.

Showing strong disrespect, contempt, or the belief that someone or something is unworthy.

Casually disrespectful or unserious about something that should be treated seriously.

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9/18 Lang Vocab

Question	Answer
Inspid	Dull, uninteresting, or lacking energy, excitement, or originality.
Impartial	Fair and unbiased; not favoring one side over another.
Moralistic	Strongly focused on what is right or wrong, often in a judgmental or preachy way.
Taunting	Mocking or provoking someone in order to anger, challenge, or embarrass them.
Turgid	Overly complicated, formal, or wordy in a way that makes writing difficult to understand.
Sardonic	Mocking or sarcastic in a bitter, cynical, or scornful way.
Insolent	Boldly disrespectful or rude toward someone who expects respect or authority
Effusive	Expressing enthusiasm, praise, or emotion very openly and strongly.
Sentimental	Expressing strong, tender, or nostalgic emotions, sometimes excessively.
Contentious	Argumentative or likely to cause disagreement or conflict.
Narcissistic	Excessively focused on oneself, one's importance, or one's achievements.
Pedantic	Overly concerned with displaying knowledge, rules, or minor details, often in an annoying way.
Bantering	Playfully teasing or joking in a friendly, lighthearted way.
Flippant	Showing a lack of expected respect for serious, traditional, or respected subjects or institutions.
Facetious	Deliberately humorous or joking about a serious subject, often not meant to be taken literally.
Inflammatory	Intended or likely to provoke strong anger, outrage, or conflict.
Cynical	Distrustful of people's motives; assuming people are primarily motivated by selfishness.
Incisive	Clear, direct, and sharply analytical; quickly identifying the most important issue.
Scornful	Showing strong disrespect, contempt, or the belief that someone or something is unworthy.
Irreverent	Casually disrespectful or unserious about something that should be treated seriously.

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