Vocab weeks 15-16

indiscriminate

choosing at random without careful selection

eloquence

fluent or persuasive speaking or writing

apex

the highest point

frivolous

of little importance, not worthy of serious attention; not meant seriously

malleable

capable of being shaped

notoriety

the state of being known for some unfavorable act or quality

conventional

in line with accepted ideas or standards; trite

complacent

self-satisfied

ubiquitous

present or existing everywhere

substantiate

to establish by evidence, prove

indiscriminate

They participated in the __________ slaughter of countless innocent victims.

eloquence

The senator's __________ is well known.

apex

He was at the __________ of his career.

frivolous

I do not raise that in any __________ spirit, but it seems to me to be somewhat important.

malleable

She was young enough to be __________.

notoriety

He achieved instant fame and __________ with the release of his film.

conventional

Most of her books are __________ detective stories.

complacent

The strong economy has made people __________.

ubiquitous

Computers are becoming increasingly __________.

substantiate

We have evidence to __________ the allegations against him.