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
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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)