Week Six Vocab Practice

apathy

• tiny

• two-faced, dishonest

• of mid-level quality; not terrible but not good either

• lack of interest or emotion

trivial

• impressive-seeming but unrealistic; pretentious, showy

• insignificant, of little value or importance

• no longer in effect or use; not existing anymore

• to imitate one who is admired

grandiose

• impressive-seeming but unrealistic; pretentious, showy

• lack of interest or emotion

• random, without reason

• of mid-level quality; not terrible but not good either

minuscule

• no longer in effect or use; not existing anymore

• tiny

• insignificant, of little value or importance

• two-faced, dishonest

callous

• random, without reason

• lack of interest or emotion

• toughened by repeated use; insensitive or lacking feeling

• to imitate one who is admired

defunct

• insignificant, of little value or importance

• no longer in effect or use; not existing anymore

• of mid-level quality; not terrible but not good either

• two-faced, dishonest

emulate

• to imitate one who is admired

• insignificant, of little value or importance

• tiny

• random, without reason

duplicitous

• impressive-seeming but unrealistic; pretentious, showy

• two-faced, dishonest

• toughened by repeated use; insensitive or lacking feeling

• of mid-level quality; not terrible but not good either

arbitrary

• no longer in effect or use; not existing anymore

• lack of interest or emotion

• random, without reason

• toughened by repeated use; insensitive or lacking feeling

mediocre

• insignificant, of little value or importance

• of mid-level quality; not terrible but not good either

• to imitate one who is admired

• impressive-seeming but unrealistic; pretentious, showy