Tone Words Part 4 Flashcards
peculiar to a particular language
idiomatic
arrogantly domineering; overbearing
imperious
unbelieving
incredulous
marked by anger; aroused by justice
indignant
likely to stir up anger or trouble
inflammatory
vapid; bland
insipid
rude; not showing proper respect; arrogant
insolent
showing disrespect for things that are
normally respected
irreverent
cheery, joyful, and happy
jocund
containing and expressing praise
laudatory
slow; sluggish
lethargic
easily understood; clear
lucid
ridiculous; laughable; outlandish; silly
ludicrous
mournful, dismal, gloomy, especially to a
ludicrous degree
lugubrious
satiric imitation of heroic traits
mock-heroic
concerned with principles of morality
moralistic
ordinary; common; everyday
mundane
uninfluenced by emotions
objective
not clearly expressed; ambiguous or vague
obscure
to treat in a condescending manner
patronizing