lang vocab

Supercilious

adj: Arrogantly believing you are superior to others; haughty or condescending.

Profligate

adj: Extremely wasteful or extravagant; also, morally unrestrained or shamelessly immoral.

Obdurate

adj: Stubbornly refusing to change; unwilling to be persuaded or moved.

Execrate

verb: To hate or detest intensely; to strongly condemn something as evil or detestable.

Reproving

adj: Expressing disapproval or gently scolding someone for a fault.

Exculpate

verb: To clear someone of blame or guilt.

Immutable

adj: Unable to be changed; unchangeable

Scathing

adj: bitterly severe or harsh, especially in criticism.

Palpable

adj: Easily noticed or perceived; obvious; also capable of being touched or felt.

Expedient

adj: Practical or useful for achieving a particular goal, especially when it provides an immediate advantage.

Pernicious

adj: Very harmful or destructive, often in a subtle way.

Impertinent

adj: Rude or disrespectful; also irrelevant or inappropriate.

Sagacity

noun: Good judgment, wisdom, or the ability to make sound decisions.

Censure

noun/verb: Strong criticism or official reprimand; to strongly criticize or reprimand someone.

Privation

noun: A state of being deprived of something necessary or desirable; a lack of basic necessities.

Ineffable

adj: Impossible to express adequately in words; indescribable.

Affectation

noun: An unnatural behavior, manner, or attitude adopted to impress others, a pretense.

Staid

adj: calm, serious, conventional, and restrained; not exciting or showy.

Servile

adj: Excessively submissive or obedient; lacking independence or self respect.

Vindicate

verb: To clear someone of blame or prove that they were right or justified.