Definitions
Contrite
a commodious office
ample
A stringent rule
relaxed
without skill - inappropriate or out of place; foolish or absurd
aptitude: lack of skill::
1. injunction: disunity
2. pertinacity: stubbornness
3. subjugation: dominate
4. formal speech: colloquialism
formal speech: colloquialism
Impudent; rude
Impertinent
tenacious pursuit of a goal
earnest
a(n) pertinacious spirit
yielding
To conquer; to dominate completely
tenacious: hold::
1. condone: fasten
2. stringent: tie
3. inept: grind
4. commodious: speak
stringent: tie
Showing an orderly relation of parts.
Coherent
an expert in conjugation
ordering verb forms
a(n) inept renegade
clever
Adjunct
an added part not essential to the whole
impertinent: polite::
1. inept: skillful
2. strait: crooked
3. juncture: conjugate
4. contrite: proud
inept: skillful
Holding firmly, even stubbornly, to a belief
pertinacious
impertinent behavior
rude
a songwriter's astringent parody
soothing
Stringent
Severe; constricted; tight - pertaining to scarcity of money
colloquial: stiffly formal speech::
1. stringent : tight control
2. conjugated : orderly formation of verbs
3. inept : awkward moment
4. commodious : cramped living quarters
5. subjugated : freedom
commodious : cramped living quarter
To forgive; to disregard an offense
Condone
a presidential injunction
command
condoning a misdemeanor
condemning
A serious state of affairs; the condition or point of being joined
adjunct: addition::
1. abstention : absence
2. commodiousness: size
3. straits: hardship
4. conjugation: nouns
straits: hardship