| Term | Definition |
|---|
| adoration | profound devotion |
| ostentanious | intended to attract notice, attempt to impress others |
| petulant | displaying impatience |
| mendacious | untrue |
| pretentious | marked by concent or showy displayed |
| taciturn | reserved in speech |
| deplorable | deeply, regrettable, unfortunate |
| vituperative | scolding or talking about in an extremly harsh way |
| acquiesce | to emply; to yeild unwillingly |
| recondite | dealing with a difficutlt subject |
| commodious | comfortabloy or conviently spacious |
| staid | quiet, difnified serious |
| quervious | habittually complaining |
| imperative | absolutly necessary |
| arbitrary | subject to individual will or judgement w/o restriction, contingent soley upon ones discrestion determined by chance |
| paltry | practically worthless; insignificance |
| fortuitious | happening or produced by chance, accidental |
| conciliate | to win friendship thru pleasant behavior |
| succind | concise, express in few words |
| acrimonious | harsh in speech or manner |
| facetious | not ment to be taken serioulsy |
| corrigible | capible of restoration |
| emulate | to imitate wi intent to equal or surpass |
| clamorous | urgent in complaint or demand |
| abnegate | to renounce (a right or privalage) |
| seguacious | ready to be led |
| vigilance | alert and intent mental watchfullness in guarding against danger |
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