circumlocution word list

eradicate

• To partially reduce or diminish.
• To completely destroy or eliminate.
• To enhance or improve something.
• To ignore or overlook completely.

inclination

• tendency , leaaning toward, urge to act

• indifference or detachment to something

• neutral stance for something

• disinterest or apathy

malign

• To speak evil of; to defame.
• To analyze critically; to evaluate.
• To ignore completely; to overlook.
• To praise highly; to commend.

poignant

• evoking a keen sense of sadness or regret
• causing indifference
• evoking a sense of joy
• inspiring a feeling of anger

circumlocution

• A brief and clear explanation of a concept.
• The use of technical jargon to confuse the audience.
• A straightforward answer without any elaboration.
• The use of excessive words to describe something.

stoic

• An individual who expresses their emotions openly.
• Someone who avoids all forms of discomfort.
• A person who can endure pain or hardship without showing feelings.
• A person who is always happy and carefree.

truculent

• eager or quick to argue or fight; aggressively defiant
• indifferent to conflict and confusion

• friendly and sociable
• calm and peaceful in a stressfull situation

compelled

• obliged
• forced
• required
• demanded

circumvent

• To confront directly.
• To ignore completely.
• To bypass or avoid something.
• To complicate a situation.

formidable

• loquacious

• sociabole

• friendly

• intimidating