Miseducation Vocab

Incurring

(v.) To come into or acquire, usually undesirable or injurious

s: obtain, collect, acquire

a: lose, forfeit, dispense

Aggrandizing

(v.) To make great in power, wealth, rank or honor

s: arrogant, cocky, empower

a: degrade, disspower

Vitiating

(v.) To impair or weaken the effectiveness of

s: weaken, damaged

a: reinforce, strengthen

Vituperation

(n.) Verbal abuse or castigation; violent denunciation or condemnation

s: belittlement, slander

a: approval, praise, compliment

Proscribe

(v.) To denounce or condemn as dangerous or harmful; prohibit

s: prohibited, unauthorized

a: allow, permitted

Cordially

(adj.) Courteous and gracious, friendly; warm

s: warmly, hospitality

a: unfriendly, cold

Fallacy

(n.) A deceptive, misleading, misleading, or false notion or belief

s: lie, misconception

a: truth, disillusionment

Folly

(n.) The state of quality of being foolish; lack of understanding or sense

s: foolishness , recklessness, craziness

a: wisdom, wiseness

Monotonous

(adj.) Lacking in variety; tediously; unvarying

s: slow, tedious, repetitive

a: interesting, intriguing

Prophetic

(adj.) Of relating to a prophet; predictive

s: psychic, predictive

a: short-sighted

Firmament

(n.) The vault of heaven; sky

s: sky, heaven, galaxy

a: underground, hell

Ascribe

(v.) To credit of assign, as to a cause or source; attribute

s: credit, attribute

a: discredit, demote