An unfair opinion or judgment about a person or group formed without enough knowledge or experience
Prejudice
Antiquated
Old and no longer useful
The ____________ computer couldn't install the new updates.
a. Intricate
b. Antiquated
Antiquated
Encouragement
Reproach
Part of speech of "novelty"
Noun
Accept something reluctantly but without protest
Acquiesce
Imposing
Grand and impressive-looking
In its _________ form, that gem isn't shiny.
a. Crude
b. Squalid
Crude
Accept happily
Acquiesce
Part of speech of "prejudice"
Noun
Causing someone to lose their dignity and the respect of others
Demeaning
Squalid
Extremely dirty or unpleasant
She showed _________when she assumed he was not able to pass the test even though she hadn't asked him any questions.
a. Prejudice
b. Reproach
Prejudice
Giving respect
Demeaning
Part of speech of "Acquiesce"
verb
Describe or regard as worthy of disgrace or great disapproval.
Stigmatize
Reproach
Criticism or disapproval for having done something wrong
It would be _________________ to insult someone in front of the class.
a. Stigmatize
b. Demeaning
Demeaning
Describe as deserving approval
Stigmatize
Part of speech of "demeaning"
Adjective
In a contrasting or opposing way
Conversely
Intricate
Complicated or detailed
I can _____________ listening to that music but wouldn't be my choice.
a. Acquiesce
b. Tolerate
Tolerate
In the same way
Conversely
Part of speech of "stigmatize"
Verb