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doubtful or distrustful of the goodness or sincerity of human motives
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cynical
adj.
Syn: skeptical
Ant: idealistic, optomistic
having opposite attitudes or feelings toward a person, thing, or idea; unable to decide
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ambivalent
adj.
Syn: uncertain; wavering
Ant: certain; resolute
Keith made the _____ observation that Jaime's new girlfriend was probably just interested in his money.
cynical
Doug felt _____ about his job; although he hated the pressure, he loved the challenge.
ambivalent
a leader who appeals to citizen's emotions to obtain power
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demagogue
n.
Syn: rabble-rouser
quiet and modest; reserved
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demure
adj.
Syn: prim
Ant: indiscreet
The _____ evoked the sympathy of the public to justify his crimes in office.
demagogue
Her _____ behavior was really a ruse to cover up her criminal nature.
demure
without fear; brave
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intrepid
adj.
Syn: bold; fearless
Ant: cowardly
The _____ warrior did not even flinch when the tiger leapt from the tree.
intrepid
extremely poor; lacking necessities like food and shelter
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destitute
adj.
Syn: impoverished; penniless
Ant: affluent
Because they had no insurance, they were left _____ when their house burned down.
destitute
scholarly; learned
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erudite
adj.
Syn: educated
Ant: unlettered; illiterate
Not much of a scholar, Justin was intimidated by his _____ girlfriend.
erudite
a choice between two unpleasant or difficult options
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dilemma
n.
Whether to repair my old car or purchase a new one was a real _____.
dilemma
the highest point of attainment; the end or climax
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culmination
n.
Syn: apex
Ant: nadir
WInning the state tournament was the _____ of a great basketball season.
culmination
to be of the same opinion; to agree with
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concur
v.
Syn: supporting; agree
Ant: dispute; differ
I _____ that we should keep this meeting short.
concur