1. seriousness and/or sobriety
2. P.O.S: noun
3. Sentence: When Tom was pulled over by the cops he showed great gravitas.
Alacrity
1. cheerful readiness and willingness
2. P.O.S: noun
3. Sentence: Tom accepted the gift with alacrity.
Recalcitrant
1. resisting authority
2. P.O.S.- adj.
3. Sentence: Felons are normally recalcitrant when pulled over by the cops.
Propensity
1. a natural tendency
2. P.O.S: noun
3. Sentence: Most people have the propensity to take a shower daily.
4. Related Words: ability, penchant, talent
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4. Related Words: ability, penchant, talent
Fallacious
1. logically unsound
2. P.O.S: adj.
3. Sentence: My friends and I always have fallacious conversations.
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Nick,
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