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Vitriolic

Adj: Filled with harsh, bitter criticism

Ascertain

verb: Find out; make sure of

Fallacious

Adj: Based on a mistaken belief

Terse

Adj: Abrupt in a way that can seem rude ; blunt

Abhor

verb: Extreme hatred

Accentuate

verb: Make more noticeable

Cajole

verb: To persuade through flattery

or gentle urging

Circumvent

verb: To find a way around something in a clever way

Colloquial

adjective: Informal, casual, everyday language

Refute

Verb: To prove wrong with evidence

Adversarial

Adj: Involving conflict/opposition

Apathetic

Adj: Having little/no interest, concern, emotion

Assuage

Verb: To make an unpleasant feeling less intense

Fervent

Adj: Passionate (extreme)

Lament

Verb: To mourn aloud; passionate express of sorrow

Candid

Adj: Straight forward; honest

Contentious

Adj: Likely to cause disagreement

Denounce

Verb: Publicly declare to be wrong/evil

Exigent

Adj: Requiring immediate attention

Obsolete

Adj: No longer used, outdated

Revere

Verb: Feel deep respect/admiration ; worship

Orator

Noun: Skilled speaker

Camaraderie

Noun: Feeling of mutual trust/friendship

Empathy

Noun: The ability to understand/share feelings

Haughty

Adj: arrogant / acting superior

Callous

adj: insensitive / cruel disregard

Apprehensive

adj: anxious/fearful that something bad will happen

Cynical

adj: Distrust of the motives of others

Disdainful

adj: Open dislike for something/someone

Ostracize

Verb: To intentionally exclude

Ambivalent

adj: Mixed feelings

Patronize

Verb: To treat inferior

Nostalgic

adj: Fond feeling / thinking about the past

Condescending

adj: Showing a superior feeling

Ominous

adj: feeling that something bad/unpleasant will happen

Flippant

adj: Lack of respect/seriousness

Somber

adj: Dismal, depressing, gloomy

Indignant

adj: Showing anger/annoyance at something unfair

Stoic

adj: Emotionless

Pretentious

adj: Trying to impress by exaggerating importance

Enumerate

verb: To number one by one

Regale

Verb: To entertain with stories

Admonish

Verb: Warn or reprimand firmly

Bolster

Verb: To add, support, strengthen

Berate

Verb: scold/criticize angrily

Evoke

Verb: Bring to mind

Vehemently

Adverb: In a forceful, passionate manner

Facilitate

verb: To make something easier or more likely to happen

Underscore

verb: To emphasize

mundane

adj: Dull, lacking in passion

Encapsulate

Verb: summarize, point out the

important facts

Dispel

Verb: To drive away/cause to vanish

Infallible

Adj: Incapable of being wrong/making mistakes

Belligerent

Adj: Hostile, aggressive, ready to argue

Facetious

adj: Joking inappropriately; not

serious

Foreboding

adj: A feeling that something bad will happen

Poignant

adj: Deeply affecting emotions

Vindictive

adj: Strong desire for revenge

Incite

verb: Encouraging or stirring up trouble/violence