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[sahr-don-ik]
Mocking or cynical
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People often think Ridge is a vampire because of his sardonic disposition. |
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[flip-uh[image]nt]
Frivolously disrespectful
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Hope was flippant towards Turner when she sarcastically said she'd get the notes. |
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[poin-yuh[image]nt]
Keenyly distressing to the feelings.
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The paper was so appealing because of how poignant it was. |
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[ap-uh-thet-ik]
Having or showing little to no emotion.
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Most people perceive Justin to be apathetic. |
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[dahy-dak-tik]
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Intended for instruction.
Mrs. Rose spent her planning period working on a highly didactic lesson. |
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