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Vocabulary Tone Words

allusive suggest – think allusions

bantering good natured teasing, joking, ridicule

benevolent magnanimous, generous, noble

burlesque mockery, sham, spoof, parody

candid clear, frank, genuine, sincere

clinical (think medical clinic) direct, detached, scientific, impersonal (think medical clinic)

contemptuous pompous, arrogant, superior, haughty

diffident retiring, timid, hesitant, bashful

disdainful haughty, arrogant, supercilious

effusive talkative, verbose, profuse

elegiac sad, mournful, plaintive

factious dissident, rebellious, insubordinate

Facetious amusing; humorous

insipid flat, bland, tedious, banal (commonplace)

insolent insulting, brazen, rude, contemptuous

lugubrious gloomy, dismal, melancholy, somber

Maudlin sentimental, mushy, gushing, insipid

Patronizing condescending, scornful, disdainful

Sardonic cutting, biting, satirical

terse concise, succinct, pithy, pointed

turgid pompous, bloated, swollen, distended

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