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29 Cards in this Set
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JUSTICE |
the quality of being just right, moral, or fair I expect justice when I'm on a rollercoaster, and when I'm in a hat with a cat. |
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INJUSTINE |
violation of the rights of others; unfair action or treatment fairness, fair |
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PROMISSORY |
containing or implying a promise |
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INSUFFICIENT |
not enough; lacking in what is necessary or required non-confident : confident :: insufficient : plenty |
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LANGUISH |
to be or become weak, lazy, or feeble Marathon : languish :: caffeine : energy |
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DEFAULT |
(verb) to fail in fulfilling a claim or promise default : homework :: complete : assignment |
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AUDACITY |
boldness or daring boldness : audacity :: concentrated : focused |
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UPPITY |
having an attitude of inflated self-esteem; snobbish uppity : superior :: kind : generous |
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DEPENDENT |
relying on someone or something else for aid or support I am dependent on my parents for wifi. |
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BIGOTRY |
complete dislike of any belief, opinion, or characteristic different from one's own dislike : bigotry :: boldness : audacity |
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LABORER |
a person engaged in work that requires bodily strength rather than skill or training laborer : workplace :: chef : kitchen |
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MEEK |
humbly patient, tame, or spiritless funeral : meek :: snow day : happy |
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ELABORATE |
very carefully done or detailed elaborate : blueprints :: sloppy : finger-painting |
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REPUTATION |
the way in which a person is viewed by those around them I have a good reputation last year, and I have a good reputation this year. |
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FEISTY |
troublesome or difficult Nick was feisty for his daily serving of oranges, but I gave him apples. |
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CONTROVERSIAL |
causing disagreement or debate Hillary : controversial :: Trump : sad |
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CONCEDE |
To give up |
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CIVIL |
To be calm and fair. |
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CONTRADICT |
To deny the truth or be in conflict with |
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DYSFUNCTIONAL |
Not operating normally or properly dysfunctional : functional :: insufficient : sufficient |
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IGNORANT |
lacking knowledge or awareness dysfunctional : functional :: ignorant : smart |
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HOMOGENEOUS |
of the same kind ; alike I looked on google, and I found that homosapians is homogeneous to human . |
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ILLUMINATE |
light up illuminate : light :: foretell : future |
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LIBERATE |
To release or set free. I went to jail when I stole a vending machine, and I felt liberated when I got out. |
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LOGICAL |
With clear reasoning; making sense foolish, idiot |
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PENDING |
awaiting decision, settlement, or action Summer |
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MIGRANT |
A person/worker or animal that moves from place to place A truck driver and a bus driver. |
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MISINFORM |
To give someone false or inaccurate information Most people are misinformed about 9/11, Bush actually did it. |
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FLABBERGASTED |
To be greatly surprised or astonished I was flabbergasted when I |
