Gravitas
1. Seriousness or a depth in substance.
2. Noun
3. Dignity, lordliness, duty (synonyms)
4. Judges need to have gravitas while deciding the verdict.
5. Seperate
Alacrity
1. livliness or upbeat willingness
2. Noun
3. apathy, aversion, disinclination (antonyms)
4. The girl had an unbelievable hunger for knowledge, an alacrity to learn.
5. seperate
Recalcitrant
1. Disobedient, unruly, and stubborn
2. Adjective
3. compliant, docile, obedient ( antonyms)
4. The recalcitrant child was absolutely impossible for me to put to bed
5. seperate
Propensity
1. A natural liking or tendency
2. noun
3. predilection, inclination, disposition
4. Many americans have a propensity for eating fast food.
5. seperate
Fallacious
1. Incorrect or deceptively misleading
2. Adjective
3. invalid, illusive, illogical (synonyms)
4. Unfortunately, the mans fallacious reasoning led to immediate approval.
Wednesday, October 17, 2007
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1 comment:
Good job, Evan.
25/30 until I see pictures.
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