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This vocab word means: to force, compel, or pressure someone into doing something against their will using threats, intimidation, or authority
coerce
The definition of divulge
to make known, disclose, or reveal secret, private, or sensitive information
The synonym of this vocab word is "aid"
Abet
The antonym of this vocab word is hasty
meticulous
The part of speech of "divulge"
verb
This vocab word means: a natural or automatic tendency to lean toward a specific behavior, preference, or action (it often has a connotation toward something negative or morally wrong)
proclivity
The definition of extraneous
not directly connected, relevant, or important to the matter being considered
The synonym of this vocab word is "thorough"
Meticulous
The antonym of this vocab word is hesitation
temerity
The part of speech of "coerce"
verb
This vocab word means: to attribute something—such as a cause, quality, reason, or authorship—to a specific person, thing, or source
ascribe
The definition of temerity
excessive confidence, rash boldness, or a foolish disregard for danger, rules, or social norms
The synonym of this vocab word is "jam" or "clog"
Occlude
The antonym of this vocab word is indifference
proclivity or ardor
The part of speech of "gregarious"
adjective
This vocab word means: certain that their beliefs are right and that everyone else is wrong, without listening to evidence or opposing views.
dogmatic
The definition of gregarious
sociable, outgoing, and fond of being in the company of other people
The synonym of this vocab word is "the usual"
Rote
The antonym of this vocab word is trusting
jaundiced
The part of speech of "rote"
adjective
This vocab word has 2 definitions:
1. medical context: having a yellowish discoloration of the skin
2. figurative context: exhibiting bitterness, envy, resentment, or distrust—typically because of negative experiences in the past.
jaundiced
The definition of ardor
intense feeling of warmth, passion, enthusiasm, or zeal.
The synonym of this vocab word is "assign"
Ascribe
The antonym of this vocab word is tolerant
dogmatic
The part of speech of "ardor"
noun