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describes an exaggerated and theatrical display of emotion
tendentious and partisan
unorthodox and unconventional
histrionic and overwrought
loquacious and garrulous
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describes behavior that is unyielding and inflexible
adamant and intransigent
castigate and excoriate
unorthodox and unconventional
capricious and fickle
3
extreme greed for material wealth
subtle
cupidity
licentious
bastion
4
to trick or captivate someone, either with deception or irresistible charm
belie
beguile
brusque
benefactor
5
very productive; fruitful
progenitor
prolific
pundit
protean
6
the quality of great moral integrity and honesty
evenhanded
reflective
prudent
rectitude
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describes trite, often repeated statements presented as if they were significant and original
histrionic and overwrought
castigate and excoriate
platitudinous and hackneyed
brusque and curt
8
ways of doing something that breaks from established practices or customary procedures
histrionic and overwrought
enmity and animus
loquacious and garrulous
unorthodox and unconventional
9
to express very strong and harsh disapproval
flamboyant and theatrical
unorthodox and unconventional
castigate and excoriate
esoteric and recondite
10
customary; conforming to established practices
diffident
conventional
frank
subtle
11
describes people or actions that are extremely wicked or evil; vile
neophyte
nefarious
narcissistic
nostalgia
12
timid; lacking self-confidence; shy&reserved; especially in social gatherings; self-effacing
reticent
diffident
prescient
ominous
13
a historic turning point that marks a momentous change of course
platitudinous and hackneyed
catharsis
mercurial
watershed
14
learned and scholarly
erudite
evenhanded
exorbitant
exonerate
15
fashions that exaggerates, showy, and intended to attract attention
flamboyant and theatrical
zealot
laconic
trivial
16
characterized by an extreme contrast or polar opposites
assonance
anecdote
antithetical
anomaly
17
characterized by being everywhere at the same time
nefarious
ubiquitous
obstreperous
unscrupulous
18
causing or tending to cause feelings ofdrowsiness or sleepiness
acerbic
subtle
myopic
soporific
19
a behavior that is distinctive and peculiar to an individual
ubiquitous
idiosyncrasy
obstreperous
vituperative
20
describes behavior that lacks grace and is thus clumsy and ineffective
flamboyant and theatrical
inept and maladroit
dexterous and adroit
esoteric and recondite
21
composed of elements drawn from various sources and styles; diverse
effusive
eclectic
euphemism
evenhanded
22
very talkative
loquacious and garrulous
tendentious and partisan
flamboyant and theatrical
histrionic and overwrought
23
ridiculously old and out-of-date
exorbitant
antediluvian
demagogue
animus
24
an error in chronology that occurs when a person/event/object is chronologically out of place
antediluvian
anachronism
ambivalent
acolyte
25
ableto bounce back from adversity
reflective
reciprocate
resurgence
resilient
26
lacking harmony; inconsistent orincompatible with something else
prodigious
apoplectic
inept
incongrous
27
a very small difference in color, meaning, or feeling; a delicate shade of difference
demagogue
nefarious
laconic
nuance
28
characterized by a sensitivity to beauty in art and taste
wary
aesthetic
flippant
satire
29
to give a false impression; to misrepresent
beguile
indignant
vehement
belie
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of little worth or importance; trifling; insignificant
trival
laconic
pundit
heretic
31
menacing and threatening; foreshadowing ill-fortune
misanthrope
demise
ominous
anomaly
32
verybrief; short-lived; fleeting
epitomize
ethereal
edify
ephemeral
33
cannot be tamed or subdued
laconic
indomitable
erudite
venal
34
deception by artful trickery
coherent
credulous
concede
chicanery
35
disposed to believe reports and stories based on little evidence; gullible
copious
credulous
catharsis
conversational
36
harmful; destructive; dangerous
despondent
dilettante
deleterious
pompous
37
portending evil and harm; sinister and forbidding
amalgam
bastion
ignominious
baleful
38
open and honest; candid
myriad
frank
succint
aesthetic
39
poise under pressure; coolness under strain
assonance
aplomb
antediluvian
anachronism
40
characterized by the lack of moral discipline, especially in sexual conduct
nefarious
deleterious
protean
licentious
41
demonstrating keen insight and good judgement; able to distinguish good from bad
caustic
discerning
lighthearted
scholarly
42
skillful
dexterous and adroit
inept and maladroit
castigate and excoriate
tendentious and partisan
43
gradual and therefore not obvious
similie
subtle
ominous
quixotic
44
characterized by a haughty disregard for others; arrogant and overbearing
cavalier
despondent
pompous
hubris
45
looking at issues in a detached andimpartial manner
measured
acolyte
interloper
objective
46
describes strong and biased views on controversial issues
tendentious and partisan
adamant and intransigent
platitudinous and hackneyed
esoteric and recondite
47
marked by few words; very brief and to the point
hubris
despondent
laconic
nefarious
48
reluctant to publicly discuss one's thoughts,feelings,personal affairs;reserved in style;
reticent
whimsical
prescient
jovial
49
practical; realistic; down to earth
parenthetical expression
pragmatic
prescient
peremptory
50
an experience that cleanses the spirit and leaves a person feeling emotionally refreshed
caustic
cavalier
conversational
catharsis
51
perceiving the significance of events before they occur; showing foresight
erudite
demise
interloper
prescient
52
an indirect and usually negative reference; an insinuation
heretic
idiosyncrasy
innuendo
resilient
53
very delicate; airy and light;exquisitely refined
ethereal
equanimity
euphemism
ignominious
54
marked by corrupt dealings; open to bribery
venal
fervent
anachronism
spate
55
describes knowledge that is obscure and hard for non-specialists to understand
adamant and intransigent
flamboyant and theatrical
esoteric and recondite
tendentious and partisan
56
to show great respect for a person, idea, or symbol; to venerate
revere
aesthetic
belie
pompous
57
unpredictable and given to constantly shifting moods
moribund
maudlin
malaise
mercurial
58
a bittersweet longing for something in the past
nostalgia
voluptuous
sage
whimsical
59
large in quantity; plentiful; abundant
aplomb
myriad
copious
spate
60
the end of existence or activity; death
demise
demagogue
deleterious
despondent
61
a feeling of intense dislike and animosity; antipathy
histrionic and overwrought
esoteric and recondite
enmity and animus
inept and maladroit
62
marked by harshly abusive criticism; scathing
deleterious
aesthetic
nefarious
vituperative
63
marked by pretentious writing or speech that is stilted or unnatural
bombastic
beguile
belie
prescient
64
the deliberate use of subtly deceptive and misleading arguments
exonerate
sophistry
voluptuous
trivial
65
characterized by an idealistic but impractical quest
quixotic
dilettante
iconoclast
philanthropist
66
gushing with unrestrained enthusiasm
whimsical
exhilarated
evenhanded
effusive
67
characterized by loud, unruly behavior and noisy, stubborn defiance
licentious
obstreperous
bombastic
credulous
68
a large number or amount of something coming in quick succession
spate
myriad
venal
copious
69
very changeable and impulsive
brusque and curt
inept and maladroit
castigate and excoriate
capricious and fickle
70
excessively sentimental; emotional and tearful
myriad
nefarious
maudlin
moribund
71
brief and to the point; concise
exhilerated
succint
wary
prescient
72
describes laws, rules, and punishment that are very harsh and severe
despondent
demise
deleterious
Draconian
73
characterized by a division into two parts
dichotomy
deleterious
despondent
draconian
74
characterized by unselfish concern for the welfare of others; not egotistical
nostalgia
aesthetic
hedonist
altruistic
75
to make less severe or harsh; to moderate; to lessen; to relieve
reticent
mitigate
peremptory
altruistic
76
feeling downcast and disheartened
dilettante
deleterious
disdain
despondent
77
behavior that is rude, blunt, and peremptory in manner
castigate and excoriate
brusque and curt
esoteric and recondite
inept and maladroit
78
overbearing pride and arrogance
nefarious
hubris
cavalier
mercurial