Vocabulary 21-40

to disprove an accusation or theory

marked by great conviction; forceful and clear; unambiguous

filled with excitement and enthusiasm; thrilled

to attempt to prove that an accusation or theory is false

describes a tone that is academic, learned, and studious

to acknowledge or admit; to make concessions

really happy and enthusiastic; joyously unrestrained

to weaken; subvert; hinder

a hypothesis formed from incomplete evidence; a deduction

describes people who display high-spirited merriment; full of joy; jocular

describes an attitude or mood that is carefree and cheerful

very enthusiastic; having or showing great intensity of spirit

confidently optimistic and cheerful

marked by deep sincerity and serious intent

to emphasize; to draw special attention to a fact, idea, or situation

designed or intended to teach and instruct; serving to enlighten and inform

to limit, modify, or restrict

a mental inclination; especially an unfair preference for a person or group; not objective

marked by an orderly, logical, and clear relationship

a standard of judging something