
Description of lachrymose (adjective) causing or given to shedding tears; depressed; weepy; mournful
Samples of lachrymose The delightful tunes are all there, but some of them are taken too slowly, and some of the settings are either lachrymose or slurred.
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Description of amiable (adjective) friendly; genial; pleasant
Samples of amiable The newcomer picked the most amiable person to sit next to during the meeting.
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Description of mutable (adjective) given to frequent change in nature, mood or form; unstable; changeable
Samples of mutable We are young and youth is said to be fickle, mutable, and we have both looked at the possibility of ourselves not being exceptions to that supposed rule.
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Description of credulous (adjective) inclined to believe anything; easily imposed upon; naive; gullible; deceivable
Samples of credulous On the other hand, unless there is some evidence of the existence of God then positive arguments about the need to trust a Deity become negative arguments about credulous and uncritical behavior.
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Description of capricious (adjective) changeable; fickle
Samples of capricious The capricious bride-to-be has a different church in mind for her wedding every few days.
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Description of truculent (adjective) fierce; savage; cruel; destructive; harsh; barbaric
Samples of truculent Truculent fighting broke out in the war-torn country. The truculent beast approached the crowd with wild eyes and sharpened claws.
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Description of compatible (adjective) in agreement with; harmonious
Samples of compatible When repairing an automobile, it is necessary to use parts compatible with that make and model.
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Description of egregious (adjective) often of mistakes; extremely and noticeably bad; flagrant; rude
Samples of egregious Indeed, under the egregious President Reagan and the so-called 'supply-siders', enormous and successful efforts were taken to ensure that the poor got even poorer. This egregious non sequitur requires further clarification, if only for your myriad younger readers.
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Description of boorish (adjective) unrefined in speech or manners; loutish; ill-bred; uncivilized; coarse
Samples of boorish With the exception of the boorish bleachers at Yankee Stadium, baseball crowds retain an innocence reminiscent of county cricket before the beer-tent raucousness of the one-day game became fashionable.
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Description of demure (adjective) affectedly or falsely modest or prim; serious; calm; shy
Samples of demure She was not the whore who lurks under the demure exterior of even the most respectable wife and mother.
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