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Abstract

not concrete; non-figurative

The abstract ideas are subject to change.

Superfluous

extra; unnecessary

"I took three pages more of notes than i was supposed to."

Prosaic

unimaginative; dull; ordinary

The black and white room is very prosaic

Transitory

short-lived; temproary

A flies life is transitory

Ambiguous

unclear

The instructions are ambiguous to me so i don't know what to do

Inherent

built in

The shelf was inherent to the wall

Auspicious

Favorable

The youngest child in the family is usually favored by the parentes

Benevolent

generous

Santa is benevolent to all children.

candor

openness

The child was candor about his family.

Comprehensive

Broad or complete in scope or content

The student was comprehensive about the instruction.

Contemporary

current or modern; from the same time

The event was recorded by a contemporary historian.

Maverick

an unorthodox or independent-minded person.

The girl likes to work alone instead of in a group.

Apathetic

showing little to no emotion

Small children aren't apathetic.

Stoic

indifferent to pleasure or pain.

The UFC fighter is stoic in the cage.

Esoteric

intended for or likely to be understood by only a small number of people with a specialized knowledge or interest.

The group of girls have an inside joke.

Plausible

crediable

The paper that the scientist wrote is very plausible.

Ambivalent

uncertian

the teacher in ambivalent about what assignment she should give the kids.

Innovative

introducing something new

The scientist made an innovative discovery about food.

Dubious

hesitating or doubting

The mom always is dubious about buying things for herself

Objectivity

Judgement uninfluenced by motion

The driver has objectivity about stopping at a red light.

paramount

chief of concern

moms are always paramount

novel

new

some ideas are novel

gratuitous

given freely

the teacher gratuitously gave out candy

conviction

a fixed or strong belief

the child always has a convictious mind

aesthetic

having to do with the appreciation of beauty

beauty pageant judges always are aesthetic

diligent

hard working

most people are diligent

eclectic

made up of a variety of sources or styles

research papers should be eclectic

mollify

to calm or soothe

mothers always mollify their children

tenuous

unsure

the seniors are tenuous about where they want to go for college

alleviate

to ease a pain

all over the counter meds are used to ease pain

dismal

depressing

dark rooms are always dismal

commence

to start

class commences at 8 sharp

victuals

food supplies

victuals are important to everyone

ransom

the sum or price paid

the guy took the girl for a ransom

enchantment

the art

the magic wand was enchanted

raspy

harsh

the teacher was raspy about the test

counterfeit

made in imitation

the money was counterfeit

temperance

moderation

it's always good to eat in temperance

abolish

to get rid of

slavery was abolished

hail

to stop and attract attention

the king hails over the people

abreast

side by side

the kids in the line are abreast.

soleman

formal, serious; not cheerful

the business man is soleman.

pensive

reflecting; in serious thought

the new home buyers were pensive about getting their new house.

loll

sit, lie, or stand in a lazy, relaxed way

The tired buy lolled over the counter yesterday morning.

disposition

a tendancy to act in a specified way

some small children have a disposition in their mood swings.

vindicate

freedom from blame

younger siblings vindicate from the blame older siblings put on them

speculate

to form a theory or conjecture about a subject without firm evidence

most scientists are speculate of other life forms in other universes.

brash

vulgary self assertive; hasty; rash

the teacher was brash on the kids when they were on their phones.

lement

to mourn

the family lemented after the passing of the family dog.

bygone

dating back

the dinosaurs are bygones

vulnerable

suseptible to physical or emotional injury

The little girl was vulnerable to the bullies.

reserved

the keeping of ones feelings thoughts or affairs to one self

The small child was reserved about his thoughts.

feigned

to give a false appearance of

The group of girls were feign about the new student.

levity

lightness or manner or speech, especially when inappropriate

The drunk man was very levit about his words.

plagiaristic

copies & passed off as your own

The college board wont let you into college if you plagiarized a paper.

marred

something that has been damaged, disfigured, or blemished

The squshed bun was considered marred.

perpetual

something without interruption

The movie went on perpetualy.

bizarre

out of the ordinary

The flying paperclip was bizarre

acute

keenly perceptive of discerning

The girls mind was as sharp as a knife.

reproach

to bring shame upon; disgrace

The daughter thought she was a reproach because she was a vegetarian.