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likely to occur at any moment; impending; projective or leaning forward
soon, immediate, impendent, approaching, coming, predicate, inevitable, looming |
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having a terribly bad reputation;
foul, loathsome, notorious, base, despicable, disreputable, scandalous, ignominiou |
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unending; monotonously or annoyingly protracted or continued; having no limits
endless, monotonous, infinite, boundless, everlasting, boring, tedious____________________ |
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incapable or being bought into harmony or adjustment; incompatible; incapable of being made to acquiesce or compromise; implacable opposed
uncompromised, hostile, implacable, inconsistent, clashing, irrecoverable |
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a person under the patronage, protection or care of someone interested in his or her career of welfare
apprentice, student, dependent, acolyte, disciple |
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caution with regard to practical matters; discretion; regard for one's own interests
caution, concernt, respect, vigilance, forethought, concern, care, wisdom________ |
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entreaty, urging, or importunity; a petition or request; enticement or allurement
petition, demand, plea, beseechment (?), enticement, application, proposal, address, claim |
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a keen sense of what to say or do to avoid giving offense; skill in dealing with difficult or delicate situations, a keen sense of what is appropriate, tasteful, or aesthetically pleasing
care, skill, commonsense, acuteness, control, finesse, delicacy, sensitivity, discretion |
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the combination of mental, physical, and emotional traits of a person; natural predisposition; unusual personal attitude or nature as manifested by peculiarities of feeling, temper, action, etc. often with a disinclination to submit to conventions ruse or restraints.
attitude, mood, character, individuality, personality, tendency, virtue |
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to grant or give as by favor, graciousness or condescension; to allow or permit as by favor or graciousness award, given, accord, permission, yield, cede, charity, bestow, bless |
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