Word
Impetus
– a force or influence that makes something happen.
unsuccessful; without results.
Fruitless –
Futile
– pointless; incapable of producing results.
showing anger at perceived unfairness.
Indignant –
Grudging
– given or done unwillingly.
Indicative
– showing or suggesting something.
flashy, showy, or dramatic in style or behavior.
Flamboyant –
Furtive
– secretive, sly, or done in stealth.
an effect, feeling, or image left on the mind.
Impression –
Incessant
– continuing without pause or interruption.
Incense
– to make very angry
not showing a serious or respectful attitude.
Flippant –
Idiom
– a phrase whose meaning is not literal (e.g., “kick the bucket”).
deceptive; based on illusion rather than reality.
Illusory –
Ideology
– a system of beliefs, values, or ideas.
Humility
– modesty; a lack of arrogance
showing exaggerated affection or flattery to gain favor.
Fawning –
Incongruity
– something out of place or inconsistent.
exaggerated statements not meant to be taken literally.
Hyperbole –
Grandeur
– impressive beauty, magnificence, or power.
Hapless
– unlucky or unfortunate.
to predict or give a sense of something bad to come.
Forebode –
Inevitable
– certain to happen; unavoidable.
overly bright, flashy, or tastelessly showy
Garish –
Immediacy
– the quality of being urgent, direct, or happening instantly.