LGU6

Abject

Abject

(adj.) Sunk to a low condition

Agnostic

(n.) one who is doubtful or noncommittal about a belief (adj.) doubtful of noncommittal about a belief

Complicity

(n.) participation or partnership, as in wrong doing or wrong dooer

Derelict

(n.) someone or something that is deserted or neglected (adj.) left neglected or abandoned by an owner

Diatribe

(n.) a bitter or malicious criticisim

Effigy

(n.) a likeness or image, especially of a person

Equity

(n.) fairness or impartiality

Inane

(adj.) silly

Indictment

(n.) a written statement charging a party with the commission of a crime or other offense

Indubitable

(adj.) too apparent to be doubted, unquestionable

Intermittent

(adj.) a temporary discontinuance

Meretricious

(adj.) alluring by false or gaudy show

Moot

(adj.) of no practical importance, irrelevant

Motif

(n.) A recurring or dominant theme or idea

Neophyte

(n.) a new covert, a beginner

Perspicacity

(n.) clearness in understanding or observation

Plenary

(adj.) complete or absolute

Prestigious

(adj.) having a high or respected reputation

Surveillance

(n.) close observation of a person or group

Sylvan

(adj.) relating to, or characteristics of woods or forest regions

Testy

(adj.) easily irritated or impatient

Travesty

(n.) a grotesque imitation