Words on Wednesdays - List 1

What part of speech is the word sycophant?

What part of speech is the word ubiquitous?

What part of speech is the word pernicious?

What part of speech is the word non sequitur?

What part of speech is the word diatribe?

The word non sequitur means

• a statement that does not logically follow a conversation's flow

• appearing everywhere

• intending to cause harm

• a person who uses flattery to get what he or she wants from an authority figure

• a forceful or bitter verbal attack

The word sycophant means

• a statement that does not logically follow a conversation's flow

• appearing everywhere

• intending to cause harm

• a person who uses flattery to get what he or she wants from an authority figure

• a forceful or bitter verbal attack

The word pernicious means

• a statement that does not logically follow a conversation's flow

• appearing everywhere

• intending to cause harm

• a person who uses flattery to get what he or she wants from an authority figure

• a forceful or bitter verbal attack

The word ubiquitous means

• a statement that does not logically follow a conversation's flow

• appearing everywhere

• intending to cause harm

• a person who uses flattery to get what he or she wants from an authority figure

• a forceful or bitter verbal attack

The word diatribe means

• a statement that does not logically follow a conversation's flow

• appearing everywhere

• intending to cause harm

• a person who uses flattery to get what he or she wants from an authority figure

• a forceful or bitter verbal attack