Vocab

____: Tending to talk a lot or too much; talkative.

Loquacious (adj.)

________: a person whos excessively concerned with minor details and rules or with displaying academic learning

Pedant noun

________: a person who dislikes humankinds and avoids human society 79.

Misanthrope Noun

________: to make less severe, serious, or painful 80.

Mitigate Verb

________: wearisome uniformity, or lack of variety 81.

Monotony Noun

________: pretentious and vulgar display.

Ostentation Noun

________: not able to see through; not transparent 86.

Opaque Adjective

________: lacking sophistication or experience 82.

Naive Adjective

________: stubbornly refusing to change ones opinion or course of action 83.

Obdurate Adjective

________: overly submissive and eager to please 84.

Obsequious Adjective

________: capable of being shaped, easily influenced 77.

Malleable Adjective

clear and easily understood 75

Lucid Adjective

full of light 76

Luminous Adjective

capable of being shaped, easily influenced 77

Malleable Adjective

extremely careful about details 78

Meticulous Adjective

a person who dislikes humankinds and avoids human society 79

Misanthrope Noun

to make less severe, serious, or painful 80

Mitigate Verb

wearisome uniformity, or lack of variety 81

Monotony Noun

lacking sophistication or experience 82

Naive Adjective

stubbornly refusing to change ones opinion or course of action 83

Obdurate Adjective

overly submissive and eager to please 84

Obsequious Adjective

involving an amount of effort and difficulty that is oppressively burdensome 85

Onerous Adjective

not able to see through; not transparent 86

Opaque Adjective

pretentious and vulgar display

Ostentation Noun

a seemingly absurd or self contradictory statement or proposition that when investigated or explained may prove to be well founded or true

paradox

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_____________ describes an action or behavior that is done with little or no effort .

89\. perfunctory adjective

To ___________ means to spread or seep through something, often implying that it has fully penetrated or saturated the material.

permeate verb