harsh in taste or odor; sharp in manner or temper

Part of Speech for "August"

Protestors accused the mayor of _____ indifference to the plight of the homeless.

secret, concealed; underhanded

remorse, regret

a large destructive fire

_____ fans lined the city's streets to cheer the World Series champions.

Part of Speech for "indelible"

Part of Speech for "indulgent"

It has been claimed that many writers and artists have an _____ hostility to criticism.

When you take notes, it's best to record only the main ideas and eliminate all ____ details.

Most ______ creatures have keen eyesight and acute hearing.

a commonplace, stale, or trite remark

to subdue, put down forcibly

Part of Speech for "quiescent"

to meditate, think about at length

The neighbors had a _____ understanding that they would help each other in an emergency.

capable of being touched; real, concrete

Scholars consider the _____ satires of Jonathan Swift to be the greatest works of their kind in the English language.