complaint, reproach, objection, qualm

robotically, mechanically, in a way indicative of just going through the motions; done without emotion or personal investment

assertiveness, initiative; guts, nerve, spunk

in a patronizing or belittling way born from a belief in one's own superiority; in a way that "talks down to"

jargon or language associated with a particular group; vows or pledges falsely committed to high ideals, goodness, or principles; hypocritcal claims

unassertive, unsure, timid; indicative of a lack of confidence in one's own ability or worth

deceit; tendency to lie or intentionally mislead

childish, erratically cranky; characterized by sudden irritation --often over a small annoyance

to verbally put down or criticize; to belittle or to disparage

boldly rude or uncivil, unmannerly; not relevant

unwaveringly, firmly, in a fixed and unyielding manner

in an opinionated manner stemming from one's devotion to their own morals or principles; stubbornly devoted to a belief

pushy or overconfident; characteristic of assuming before having key information

rudeness, lack of respect, insolence stemming often from arrogance or self-importance

to reject the legitimacy or authority of a thing (such as a contract, law, will, etc)

Which of the following is a correctly inflected form?

Which of the following is a correctly inflected form?

The inflected form means to verbally criticize or put down oneself; to belittle or disparage yourself