LP 2

Adamant

A tough, unyielding substance often used to describe someone's determination or attitude. In literary contexts, it can also refer to a legendary stone or material of extraordinary hardness.

Fallacy

A misleading or unsound argument often based on incorrect reasoning or logic, commonly identified in discussions and debates.

Indulgent

Characterized by a tendency to be lenient or permissive, often allowing oneself or others to enjoy pleasures without restraint.

Lucrative

Producing a great deal of profit or financial gain, often used in contexts related to business or investments.

Opportunitst

A person who takes advantage of opportunities, especially selfishly or unethically, often seeking personal gain without regard for principles.

Orthodox

Conforming to established doctrine, especially in religion, or adhering to traditional beliefs and practices.

perfunctory

Done without care or interest, often in a routine or superficial manner. It describes actions performed merely to fulfill a requirement rather than with enthusiasm or thoroughness.

pliable

Easily bent or flexible; adaptable to change.

provident

Making or showing foresight, especially in providing for future needs. It implies being careful and planning ahead to ensure successful outcomes. （为了能进布朗去providence，在time managment必须要provident）

ramshackle

In a state of severe disrepair or collapse, often used to describe buildings or structures that are unstable and poorly maintained.

sanctity

The state of being holy or sacred, often associated with the respect and reverence for something considered inviolable or important.

scrupulous

Diligent, thorough, and extremely attentive to details, often related to moral integrity in the pursuit of accuracy and honesty.