adj. notorious (a) renowned; having an unfavorable connotation; known for disgrace (b) wise; clever; shrewd (c) corrupt; degenerate; debauched (d) commanding fear or respect; horrible; dreadful; formidable
adj. chronic (a) continuing a long time; habitual; lingering; constant; lasting (b) of or having to do with citizens or the state; polite; courteous (c) emphasizing minutiae or form in scholarship or teaching; strict; meticulous (d) understood by only a chosen few; confidential; private
adj. punitive (a) happy; cheery; merry; carefree (b) serving as a penalty; penalizing (c) ridiculous; producing laughter; absurd (d) affectedly or falsely modest or prim; serious; calm; shy
adj. incisive (a) no longer productive; worn out; degenerate; exhausted (b) in abundance; fertile; highly productive (c) getting to the heart of things; to the point (d) festive; gay; friendly; sociable; merry
adj. autocratic (a) despotic; dictatorial (b) working or done for payment only; hired for service (c) untiring; persistent; industrious; inexhaustible (d) courageous; brave; fearless |
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adj. perverse (a) nameless; unidentified (b) villainous; wicked; hateful (c) willfully bent on doing the wrong thing; distorted; deviant (d) brief; passing swiftly; temporary; transient
adj. immaculate (a) opinionated; rigid; authoritative; intolerant (b) perfectly clean; correct; pure (c) able to do many things skillfully (d) amazing by virtue of its immense size, force or any quality in exceptional degree
adj. articulate (a) unconquerable; unbeatable; invulnerable; indisputable (b) clear; distinct; expressed with clarity; skillful with words (c) objectionable; may be protested (d) fond of the company of others; sociable
adj. gregarious (a) indifferent; lethargic (b) fond of the company of others; sociable (c) threatening or showing evil; dishonest; malicious (d) exempt from or protected against something; resistant; free; exempt; protected
adj. ambiguous (a) inclined to believe anything; easily imposed upon; naive; gullible; deceivable (b) not clear; uncertain; vague (c) affectedly or falsely modest or prim; serious; calm; shy (d) having to do with shepherds or the country; rural |