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Paraphrase
To restate, put what someone else has expressed into different words.
Ostensible
Apparent, appearing or seeming to be true, professed or declared as true without being demonstrated or proved.
Digress
To wander, stray from the point, ramble, deviate, go off in another direction.
Uncanny
Eerie, strange, weird, mysterious.
Candor
Frankness, openness, sincere expression.
Morose
Gloomy, moody, glum, grumpy, ill-tempered, depressed.
Adept
Skilled.
Saturated
Soaked, thoroughly wet, full of moisture
Pragmatic
Practical, having to do with actual practice, concerned with everyday affairs as opposed to theory or speculation.
Congenial
Sympathetic, agreeable, compatible, kindered, harmonious, having the same taste, nature, or temperament.
Capricious
Unpredictable, tending to change abruptly for no apparent or logical reason.
Blatant
Noisy, disagreeably or offensively loud, boisterous, clamorous.
Obligatory
Required, necessary, binding, mandatory.
Negligible
Unimportant, trifling, of little consequence.
Sporadic
Occasional, infrequent, irregular, not constant, happening from time to time, occurring in a scattered or random way.
Vanguard
The forefront of an action or movement, the leading position or persons in a movement.
Concur
To agree, be in accord with, unite in opinion.
Precociousness
Early development or maturity, especially in mental ability.
Adamant
Unyielding, immovable, inflexible, refusing to give in, unshakeable, unrelenting, implacable.
Aloof
Apart, at a distance, removed, withdrawn, not wishing to speak or associate with others.
Creed
Belief, professed faith or opinion, especially a system of religious belief.
Tawdry
Cheap and showy, gaudy, garish, sleazy.
Peevish
Irritable, cross, complaining, fretful, ill-humored and impatient, difficult to please.
Arduous
Very difficult, hard to achieve or accomplish, requiring great effort.
Personable
Attractive, pleasing in appearance, handsome, comely, fair, presentable.
Resolute
Firmly determined or settled, resolved, having a set opinion or purpose, steadfast, unwavering, persevering.
Supposition
An assumption, theory, hypothesis.
Arbitrary
Unreasoned, based on personal feelings or preferences rather than on reason, logic, or law.
Monotonous
Lacking variety, tediously uniform, unvarying and dull.
Legacy
Something handed down from the past, an inheritance.