| demeanor | (n.) behavior; manner of conducting oneself
syn: deportment |
| celibate | adj.) abstaining from intercourse; unmarried |
| fortuitous | adj.) happening by chance or accident
syn: accidental; unexpected; intentional
ant: premeditated |
| recapitulate | (v.) to summarize; to repeat briefly |
| perfunctory | (adj.) done without a care; in a routine fashion
syn: indifferent; offhand
ant: diligent; attentive |
| baroque | (adj.) overly decorated
syn: ornate
ant: simple |
| obloquy | (n.) strong disapproval; a bad reputation
syn: censure; rebuke
ant: acclaim; praise |
| debacle | (n.) a complete failure; a total collapse
syn: calamity; catastrophe
ant: success; triumph |
| quasi | (adj.) resembling; seeming; half |
| besmirch | (v.) to make dirty; to stain
syn: soil; sully; smear
ant: cleanse |
| sacrosanct | (adj.) extremely holy
syn: divine; angelic |
| sadistic | (adj.) deriving pleasure from inflicting pain on others
syn: barbarous; perverse
ant: civilized; human |
| demeanor | (n.) behavior; manner of conducting oneself
syn: deportment |
| facetious | (adj.) comical; jocular; flippant
syn: joking; witty; jocose
ant: solemn; serious |
| imperative | (adj.) extremely necessary; vitally important |
