adj. plausible
(a) probable; feasible; logical; conceivable
(b) modest; bashful; pretending shyness to attract; flirtatious; coquettish
(c) germ free; uninfected
(d) neutral; unbiased; impartial; indifferent
adj. torpid
(a) not frank or candid; deceivingly simple; hypercritical; false; truthful
(b) filthy; wretched (from squalor); dirty; miserable
(c) being dormant; slow; sluggish; inert; apathetic
(d) showing good judgment in conduct; prudent; modest; circumspect; unobtrusive
adj. tawdry
(a) quarrelsome; controversial; argumentative
(b) all-inclusive; complete; thorough; extensive; large in scope
(c) tastelessly ornamented; cheap
(d) easily imposed; inclined; prone; vulnerable
adj. atypical
(a) expressionless; dull; inflexible; stiff; blunt
(b) traditional; accepted; conservative
(c) abnormal; unusual; irregular
(d) existing; refers especially to books or documents
adj. cognitive
(a) yielding to the opinion of another; showing honor; respectful
(b) hard to understand; concealed; deep; obscure; profound
(c) possessing the power to think or meditate; meditative; capable of perception; aware; perceptive
(d) having qualities attributed to a woman; delicate; overly feminine |
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adj. baroque
(a) doubtful; uncertain; skeptical; suspicious
(b) deserving blame; guilty
(c) extravagant; ornate; embellished
(d) old-fashioned; unusual; odd; strange
adj. reciprocal
(a) complying; obeying; yielding; acquiescent
(b) mutual; having the same relationship to each other; common; joint
(c) apt to; likely; angled; sharp; cutting
(d) periodic; occasional; sporadic
adj. bellicose
(a) quarrelsome; warlike
(b) unreal; false; deceptive; illusive
(c) inclined to silence; speaking little; dour; stern
(d) acting as a dictator; demanding obedience
adj. contrite
(a) showing no emotion; stolid; apathetic; calm; relaxed
(b) based on one's preference or judgment; unrestricted
(c) regretful; sorrowful; having repentance; remorseful; pertinent
(d) full of insight; aware; comprehending
adj. precipitate
(a) happening quickly; rushed; headfirst
(b) having the same family; from the same source; similar in nature or form
(c) thick and dense; cloudy; confused; muddy; murky
(d) unimportant; small; worthless; minor |
