Studied by 12 peoplefeign (verb)
make believe or pretend
supercilious (adjective)
showing arrogant superiority
conscientious (adjective)
guided by a sense of wrong and right
incredulous (adjective)
skeptical
complacent (adjective)
self satisfied and unconcerned or unmotivated
facet (noun)
a distinct feature or element
interpose (verb)
to insert or introduce between parts
apathetic (adjective)
indifferent
deft (adjective)
quick and skillful
permeate (verb)
to spread or to flow through
erroneous (adjective)
containing or derived from error
corpulent (adjective)
excessively fat
provincial (adjective)
narrow-minded and self-centered
sporadic (adjective)
occurring at irregular intervals
valor (adjective)
courage and boldness, as in battle
obstinate (adjective)
stubbornly sticking to an attitude, opinion, or course of action
nebulous (adjective)
lacking definite form or limits
laudable (adjective)
praiseworthy
repose (verb)
to confide in
perturb (verb)
make uneasy or anxious
dilatory (adjective)
intended to delay
formidable (adjective)
arousing fear, dread, or alarm
tumult (noun)
agitation of mind or emotions
portentous (adjective)
foreboding or feeling of evil to come
irreverent (adjective)
disrespectful
vicarious (adjective)
felt or undergone as if one were taking part in the experience or feelings of another
indiscernible (adjective)
imperceptible; unable to understand
garrulous (adjective)
tiresomely talkative
forlorn (adjective)
nearly hopeless or desperate
laden (adjective)
weigh down
superfluous (adjective)
being beyond what is required or significant
elocution (noun)
a style or manner of speaking, especially in public
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