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| unoriginal and commonplace; trite |
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| to try to be equal or excel through imitation |
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saying that's overused
dull |
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| extra; exceeding what is necessary |
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| an interpretation of something |
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| opposing; harmful or unfavorable |
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| referring to a feeling of avoidance and dislike |
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| marked by inventive skill and imagination; clever |
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| unable to deceive; openly straightforward |
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| to continuously mistreat or be cruel to someone |
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| to bring action against; in a court of law |
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| the minimum # of people who must be present to make a decision |
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| the amount of goods assigned to a person; an allotment |
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| with regard or esteem; politely |
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| referring to things or people in the order given |
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