All These Words Are Fair Game on Your Final!

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All These Words Are Fair Game on Your Final! Poetry Tone vocab All These Words Are Fair Game on Your Final!

Apprehensive Worried that something negative will happen

Nostalgic A mixed feeling of happiness/sadness/longing when remembering a person, place, or event from the past,

Reticent Unwilling to communicate very much, talk freely or reveal all the details about something

Disdainful Extreme disgust for something or somebody

Trenchant Direct and deliberately hurtful

Eulogistic Full of praise for somebody or something

Cavalier Showing an arrogant disregard or lack of respect for somebody or something

Condescending Behaving toward other people in a way that implies you are better than them

Flippant Showing a lack of seriousness that is thought of as inappropriate

Acquiescent A tone of agreement or compliance in a passive, quiet way