adj. analogous (a) hasty; slight; brief; perfunctory; superficial (b) amazing by virtue of its immense size, force or any quality in exceptional degree (c) similar; parallel; comparable (d) worldly; as opposed to spiritual; existing for a time only
adj. utilitarian (a) causing sleep; causing drowsiness (b) materially or practically useful; applicable (c) reverent; sincere; pious; earnest; religious (d) spacious and convenient; roomy; ample; comfortable
adj. lachrymose (a) mentally distressed; distracted; crazed; bewildered; hysterical (b) depending upon another; risky; uncertain; unstable; unsteady (c) causing or given to shedding tears; depressed; weepy; mournful (d) able to do many things skillfully
adj. cursory (a) being of a good omen; successful; favorable; beneficent (b) depending upon another; risky; uncertain; unstable; unsteady (c) hasty; slight; brief; perfunctory; superficial (d) tedious; monotonous; frustrating; annoying
adj. baneful (a) foolishly idealistic; extravagantly chivalrous; impractical (b) insensitive; materialistic; rude; ill-mannered (c) deadly; causing distress or death; destructive (d) negative; hostile; antagonistic; inimical |
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adj. pertinacious (a) causing or given to shedding tears; depressed; weepy; mournful (b) clinging doggedly to an opinion or purpose; stubborn (c) erroneous; not foolproof (d) traveling about; wandering
adj. devoid (a) friendly; genial; pleasant (b) deserving or reflecting credit or honor; praiseworthy; believable (c) glaringly wrong; shameless; notorious; offensive (d) lacking; empty
adj. affable (a) perfectly clean; correct; pure (b) separate; individual (c) pretending to be religious; self-righteous (d) friendly; good-natured; easy to talk to
adj. sagacious (a) disposed to find fault; picky; narrow-minded (b) inclined to believe anything; easily imposed upon; naive; gullible; deceivable (c) convenient in obtaining a result; guided by self-interest; advantageous; beneficial; worthwhile (d) wise; clever; shrewd
adj. discursive (a) moving from topic to topic; rambling (b) resting; reclining (c) deserving respect or reverence because of age; worthy of honor and esteem (d) unwilling to be pacified or appeased; impossible to pacify; inexorable |