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sycophant |
insincere flatterer |
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laudatory |
full of praise |
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philanthropic |
humanitarian, benevolent, relating to monetary generosity |
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vignette |
a short story or scene |
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ameliorate |
to make something; improve |
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tawdry |
gaudy and CHEAP; low or mean |
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impetuous |
suddenly and forcefully energetic or emotional |
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belligerent |
eager to fight; hostile or aggressive |
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disparage |
to speak of negatively |
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innocous |
having no adverse effect |
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austere |
without decorations, strict |
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superflous |
EXTRA; uncessesary |
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insolent |
insulting in manner or speech |
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hackneyed |
worn out through overuse |
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alacrity |
promtness in response; |
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benign |
kind and gentle |
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averse |
strongly disinclined |
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dubious |
doubtful; of unlikely authenticity |
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ingenuous |
lacking in cunning, guile or wordliness |
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prodigious |
extraordinary in size, amount, extent, degree. |
