Someone who is stoic is

Indifferent to pleasure or pain

Profound can be defined as

Having great depth or seriousness

Doubtful; of uncertain authenticity

Someone who is penitent is

Expressing remorse for one's misdeeds

An obstinate student is known for

Stubbornly adhering to an opinion

A state of uncertainty or perplexity

An eclectic book collection is

Made up of a variety or sources and styles

Someone who is timorous is

Timid; fearful about the future

Objectivity can be defined as

Treating facts uninfluenced by emotion

Aesthetic can be defined as

Having to do with the appreciation of beauty

Having little substance or strength; unsure

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1
Someone who is stoic is
Seemingly valid or acceptable
Simultaneously feeling opposite emotions
Indifferent to pleasure or pain
Expressing remorse for one's misdeeds
2
The child's behavior was so ___________ that he was sent home from school
Diligent
Spurious
Benevolent
Egregious
3
Contemporary music is
Timid
Feeling or showing little emotion
Current; modern
Unimaginative
4
Profound can be defined as
Timid
Having great depth or seriousness
Elaborately decorated
Describing flowery or elaborate speech
5
Laudatory is defined as
Giving praise
Given freely; unearned
Large in scope or context
Of chief concern or importance
6
Sayings that are worn-out through overuse might be considered
Obdurate
Hackneyed
Contemporary
Transitory
7
People who are benevolent are
Having great depth and seriousness
Well-meaning and generous
Stubborn and inflexible
Short-lived
8
A dubious source is
Doubtful; of uncertain authenticity
Current; modern
Seemingly valid or credible
Generous
9
Ornate and ostentatious both mean
Timid
Large in scope or context
Not genuine; false
Showy; elaborately decorated
10
A novel that is prosaic is
Giving praise
Favorable
Unimaginative; dull
Introducing something new
11
Someone who is penitent is
Expressing remorse for one's misdeeds
Current; modern
Having to do with the appreciation of beauty
Not genuine
12
An obstinate student is known for
Marked by hard work
A state of uncertainty
Simultaneously feeling opposing feelings
Stubbornly adhering to an opinion
13
No one likes superfluous work because it is
Hateful
Stubborn
Extra; unnecessary
Worn-out through overuse
14
A pervasive idea is
Dispersed throughout
Arrogantly domineering
Stubbornly adhering to an opinion
Made up of a variety of sources
15
Good omens are
Ostentatious
Inveterate
Auspicious
Benevolent
16
An obdurate student is
General; not concrete
Stubborn; inflexible
Short-lived; temporary
Given freely; unearned
17
The set of encyclopedias contained a _____________ swath of knowledge
Impartial
Inborn
Stoic
Comprehensive
18
Innovative means
Introducing something new
Conspicuously bad or offensive
Freed from blame
Indifferent to pleasure or pain
19
Cogent people are more likely to be
Elaborately decorate
Well-meaning
Unnecessary
Convincing
20
A maverick is someone who
A state of uncertainty or perplexity
Treats facts uninfluenced by emotion
Resists adherence to a group
Hateful
21
People __________ their role models
Stoic
Egregious
Idealize
Paramount
22
A quandry is
One who resists adherence to a group
A state of uncertainty or perplexity
Having little substance or strength
Sincerity; openness
23
Spurious means
Unimaginative; dull
Made up of a variety of sources or styles
Large in scope or context
Not genuine; false
24
A conviction is
Having to do with the appreciation of beauty
A strong or fixed belief
Not in favor of one side or the other
Hateful
25
Something that is long established and deep-rooted is
Inveterate
Hackneyed
Timorous
Auspicious
26
Something that is abstract is
General
Bad or offensive
Reasonable
Inborn
27
Someone who is vindicated is
Stubbornly adhering to an opinion
Stubborn; inflexible
Freed from blame
Not in favor of one side or the other
28
An eclectic book collection is
Unbiased
Of chief concern or importance
Made up of a variety or sources and styles
Elaborately decorated
29
An issue that is of chief concern or importance is ___________
Cogent
Novel
Paramount
Innovative
30
If someone insists that they always get their way, they might be
Spurious
Imperious
Novel
Penitent
31
Judges are known for being
Laudatory
Timorous
Rancorous
Impartial
32
The babysitter tried to ___________ the screaming baby.
Cogent
Idealize
Mollify
Plausible
33
Someone who is timorous is
Timid; fearful about the future
Dispersed throughout
Current; modern
Arrogantly domineering
34
Someone who is rancorous is
Convincing
Long-established; deep-rooted
Inborn
Hateful
35
If someone possesses inherent beauty, their beauty is
Inborn
Elaborately decorated
Convincing
Unimaginative
36
Objectivity can be defined as
Expressing remorse
Having to do with the appreciation of beauty
Treating facts uninfluenced by emotion
Seemingly valid or acceptable
37
Doctors want to __________ their patient's pain
Florid
Exculpate
Alleviate
Idealize
38
A transitory problem is
Short-lived; temporary
Well meaning; generous
Describing a showy or pretentious display
Conspicuously bad or offensive
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Aesthetic can be defined as
Freed from blame
To free from guilt or blame
Having to do with the appreciation of beauty
A state of uncertainty
40
To free someone from guilt or blame is to ___________ them
Exculpate
Calm or soothe
Ease a burden
A fixed or strong belief
41
Tenuous means
Of chief concern or importance
Doubtful
Having little substance or strength; unsure
Worn-out through overuse
42
Something that is novel is
Not genuine; false
Strikingly new or unusual
Feeling or showing little emotion
Given freely
43
Gratuitous can be defined as
Strikingly new or unusual
Stubbornly adhering to an opinion
Given freely; unearned
Arrogantly domineering
44
A plausible theory is
Giving praise
Seemingly valid or acceptable
Conspicuously bad or offensive
Feeling or showing little emotion
45
Flowery or elaborate speech is
Stoic
Diligent
Florid
Obstinate
46
People with candor are characterized by
A state of uncertainty
Fixed or strong belief
Sincerity and openness
Giving praise
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Many students feel this way about completing their homework
Ornate
Profound
Gratuitous
Apathetic

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