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To brief vote for me Im great Succinct adj Succinctly adv Bi Two Claiming beliefs that one does not really possess or follow falseness Stop smoking its bad Hypocrisy noun Hypocritical adj ID: 693089

noun adv bad verb adv noun verb bad beliefs takes dis person protagonist stated

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Short, but clearly understandable

To brief, vote for me; I’m great!Slide2

Succinct (adj)Succinctly (adv)Slide3

Bi-Slide4

TwoSlide5

Claiming beliefs that one does not really possess or follow; falseness

Stop smoking; it’s bad.Slide6

Hypocrisy (noun)Hypocritical (adj)Hypocritically (adv)

Hypocrite (noun)Slide7

The direct opposite of what a character, audience or person expects.Slide8

Irony (noun)Ironic (adj)Ironically (adv)Slide9

oppositeSlide10

Dis-Slide11

To feel a deep, brewing angerSlide12

Seethe (verb)Slide13

Someone blamed for the faults of othersSlide14

Scapegoat (noun)Slide15

Stubbornly unyielding; won’t surrender to begging. Standing firm. Determined.Slide16

Adamant (adj)Adamantly (adv)Slide17

Di-Slide18

TwoSlide19

Occurring at just the right timeSlide20

Opportune (adj)Opportunely (adv)Opportunity (noun)Slide21

Guilt and regretSlide22

Remorse (noun)Remorseful (adj)Remorsefully (adv)Slide23

Unable to be fixedSlide24

Irreparable (adj)

Irreparably (adv)Slide25

To banish or exclude someone from a groupSlide26

Ostracize (verb)Ostracism (noun)ostracizing (adj)Slide27

Doubting, distrustful, pessimisticSlide28

Cynical (adj)

Cynically (adv)Slide29

Someone or something that takes and takes without giving in returnSlide30

Parasite (noun)Parasitic (adj)

Parasitically (adv)Slide31

Directly stated,

spelled out clear

Clean your room by five, son

!Slide32

Explicit (adj)Explicitly (adv)Slide33

Understood, but not clearly stated or writtenSlide34

Implicit (adj)ImplicitlySlide35

Easily trickedSlide36

Gullible (adj)Gullibly (adv)Slide37

-DOM-ILE-ISM-OUS-TIONSlide38

= quality or stateSlide39

-AL-IC-ULARSlide40

= relating toSlide41

Ambi-Slide42

“Both”Slide43

Ante-Slide44

“Before”Slide45

Un- and In-Slide46

NotSlide47

Centi-Slide48

hundredSlide49

Recklessly ignoring what is right; immoral, cruel or excessive

liarsSlide50

Wanton (adj.)Wantonly (adverb)

Wantonness (noun)Slide51

To agree withSlide52

Concur (verb)Slide53

Auto-Slide54

selfSlide55

-ariumSlide56

Place ofSlide57

Anti-Slide58

againstSlide59

Deliberate, on purpose, without hiding, obviousSlide60

Blatant (adj)Blatantly (adv)Slide61

Omni-Pan-Slide62

“all”Slide63

twoSlide64

Di- bi-Slide65

aroundSlide66

Circum-Slide67

tenSlide68

Deci-Slide69

From or downSlide70

De-Slide71

The one working against the protagonist; the one we want to failSlide72

Antagonist (noun)Antagonistic (adj)Antagonistically(adv)Slide73

Foreshadows something bad is going to happenSlide74

Ominous (adj)ominously (adv)Slide75

Firmly sticking to moral beliefs or valuesSlide76

Integrity (noun)Slide77

What matters to a person regardless of consequences or what others thinkSlide78

Prerogative (noun)Slide79

Who the story is about; the one we want to winSlide80

Protagonist (noun)Slide81

Super freaked out; upsetSlide82

Distraught (adj)Distraughtly(adv)Slide83

oppositeSlide84

Dis-Slide85

sameSlide86

homoSlide87

OUTSlide88

Ex-Slide89

DIFFERENTSlide90

heteroSlide91

To understand, to comprehendSlide92

Fathom (verb)