Claiming beliefs that one does not really possess or follow; falseness Stop smoking; it’s bad.

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Claiming beliefs that one does not really possess or follow; falseness Stop smoking; it’s bad.

Hypocrisy (noun)  Hypocritical (adj)  Hypocritically (adv)  Hypocrite (noun)

To understand, to comprehendTo understand, to comprehend

Fathom (verb)

Understood, but not clearly stated or written

Implicit (adj)  Implicitly

Someone blamed for the faults of others

Scapegoat (noun)

Stubbornly unyielding; won’t surrender to begging. Standing firm. Determined.

Adamant (adj)  Adamantly (adv)

Occurring at just the right time

Opportune (adj)  Opportunely (adv)  Opportunity (noun)

Guilt and regret

Remorse (noun)  Remorseful (adj)  Remorsefully (adv)

Unable to be fixed

Irreparable (adj)  Irreparably (adv)

To banish or exclude someone from a group

Ostracize (verb)  Ostracism (noun)  ostracizing (adj)

Doubting, distrustful, pessimistic

Cynical (adj) Cynically (adv)

Someone or something that takes and takes without giving in return

Parasite (noun)  Parasitic (adj)  Parasitically (adv)

Directly stated, spelled out clear I want to break up. I love you with all my heart, Darling.

Explicit (adj) Explicitly (adv)

To slowly weaken by wearing away at something or someone

Undermine (verb) undermining (adj)

Easily tricked

Gullible (adj)  Gullibly (adv)

Short, but clearly understandable To brief, vote for me; I’m great!

Succinct (adj)  Succinctly (adv)

The direct opposite of what a character, audience or person expects.

Irony (noun)  Ironic (adj)  Ironically (adv)

To feel a deep, brewing anger

Seethe (verb)

Sadness, gloom, depression

Melancholy (noun)   Melancholy (adj)

Based on morals/values; acting on what is right

Ethical (adj)  Ethically (adv)  Ethics (noun)

Recklessly ignoring what is right; immoral, cruel or excessive liars

Wanton (adj.)  Wantonly (adverb)  Wantonness (noun)

To agree withTo agree with

Concur (verb)

Deliberate, on purpose, without hiding, obvious

Blatant (adj)  Blatantly (adv)

The one working against the protagonist; the one we want to fail

Antagonist (noun)  Antagonistic (adj)  Antagonistically(adv)

Foreshadows something bad is going to happen

Ominous (adj)   ominously (adv)

Firmly sticking to moral beliefs or values

Integrity (noun)

What matters to a person regardless of consequences or what others think

Prerogative (noun)

Who the story is about; the one we want to win

Protagonist (noun)

Super freaked out; upset

Distraught (adj)  Distraughtly(adv)

Claiming beliefs that one does not really possess or follow; falseness

Hypocrisy (noun)  Hypocritical (adj)  Hypocritically (adv)  Hypocrite (noun)

To understand, to comprehendTo understand, to comprehend

Fathom (verb)

Understood, but not clearly stated or written

Implicit (adj)  Implicitly

Deliberate, on purpose, without hiding, obvious

Blatant (adj)  Blatantly (adv)

The one working against the protagonist; the one we want to fail

Antagonist (noun)  Antagonistic (adj)  Antagonistically(adv)

Unable to be fixed

Irreparable (adj)  Irreparably (adv)

To banish or exclude someone from a group

Ostracize (verb)  Ostracism (noun)  ostracizing (adj)

Foreshadows something bad is going to happen

Ominous (adj)   ominously (adv)

Firmly sticking to moral beliefs or values

Integrity (noun)

Someone blamed for the faults of others

Scapegoat (noun)

Stubbornly unyielding; won’t surrender to begging. Standing firm. Determined.

Adamant (adj)  Adamantly (adv)

Occurring at just the right time

Opportune (adj)  Opportunely (adv)  Opportunity (noun)

Guilt and regret

Remorse (noun)  Remorseful (adj)  Remorsefully (adv)

Doubting, distrustful, pessimistic

Cynical (adj) Cynically (adv)

Someone or something that takes and takes without giving in return

Parasite (noun)  Parasitic (adj)  Parasitically (adv)

Undermine (verb) undermining (adj)

Easily tricked

Gullible (adj)  Gullibly (adv)

Short, but clearly understandable

Succinct (adj)  Succinctly (adv)

The direct opposite of what a character, audience or person expects.

Irony (noun)  Ironic (adj)  Ironically (adv)

To feel a deep, brewing anger

Seethe (verb)

Sadness, gloom, depression

Melancholy (noun)   Melancholy (adj)

Directly stated, spelled out clear

Explicit (adj) Explicitly (adv)

Based on morals/values; acting on what is right

Ethical (adj)  Ethically (adv)  Ethics (noun)

Recklessly ignoring what is right; immoral, cruel or excessive

Wanton (adj.)  Wantonly (adverb)  Wantonness (noun)

To agree withTo agree with

Concur (verb)

What matters to a person regardless of consequences or what others think

Prerogative (noun)

Who the story is about; the one we want to win

Protagonist (noun)

Super freaked out; upset

Distraught (adj)  Distraughtly(adv)