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Changing one’s mind quickly and often
Impulsive, Whimsical,
Without much thought
Lacking a rational basis
Not supported by the weight of evidence or established rules of law |
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| To make impure, to corrupt |
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Correct behavior, obedience to rules and customs
Appropriateness |
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To waver, show indecision
To sway physically |
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Someone who shows off learning
One who pays undue attention to book learning and rules; one who displays learning ostentatiously |
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Worthy of praise
Deserving of praise |
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To dry out thoroughly
Dehydrate |
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| Fearless, daring, and bold |
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To choose not to do something
To refrain deliberately from something |
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Undecided, trying to deceive
Ambiguous intentionally, open to two interpretations |
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Deviation from what is normal
Irregularity or deviation from the norm |
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| Quarrelsome, eager and ready to fight |
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| Clear and easily understood |
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Acting or done rashly or with sudden energy
Quick to act without thinking |
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| To throw down from a height; to cause to happen |
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Sudden and unexpected
Lacking delibertation |
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| To make something unpleasant less severe, Ease, Relieve |
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| Learned, scholarly, bookish |
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Impossible to see through
Preventing the passage of light |
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| Lavish, Wasteful, Extravagant |
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Intensely emotional, fervish
Passionate, intense zealous |
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To soften or lessen
To make milder |
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Lasting a short time
Momentary, transient, fleeting |
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To provide supporting evidence
To confirm, verify |
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Lack of interest or emotion
Lack of feeling or emotion |
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Lack of interest or emotion
Lack of feeling or emotion |
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| Easily aroused or changeable, lively or explosive |
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| Practical as opposed to idealistic |
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Of a similar kind
Composed of identical parts |
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| To produce, cause, bring about |
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To reduce in strength
To weaken, sap strength from |
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Showing innocence or childlike simplicity
Straightforward, Open, Naïve and Unsophisticated |
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A person who dislikes others
Person who hates human beings |
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Extreme dislike
Dislike, hostility, extreme opposition or aversion |
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To speak of or treat with contempt, to mock
To ridicule, make fun of |
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Speech in praise of someone
High praise often in a public speech |
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| Acting in an indifferent or slow, sluggish manner |
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Stubborn
Hardened in feeling, resistant to persuasion |
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| Organized to provide humanitarian or public assistance |
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To fluctuate between choices
To show indecision |
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| To support, reinforce, to prop up |
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| A harsh and disagreeable combination, often of sounds |
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Tending to talk a lot
Very talkative |
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To lie or deviate from the truth
To evade the truth |
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To lie or deviate from the truth
To evade the truth |
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