2. ACT Vocabulary 1

4. Indifferent Sean was indifferent to others’ comments on his sense of fashion. I don’t care!

5. Indifferent Without interest or concern, not caring; neutral

6. Benevolent A benevolent Sean Connery literally gave the shirt off his back to a needy man.

7. Benevolent Expressing goodwill or kind feelings to others

8. Abstract Thigh high boots would be an abstract choice of footwear for most, but not for Sir Sean Connery. They are real to me, missy.

9. Abstract Thought of apart from concrete realities, specific objects or actual instances

10. Fallacious It would be fallacious to think Sean Connery could not stand on his head wearing an orange diaper. I WAS NOT MISLEADING YOU.

11. Fallacious Deceptive, logically unsound; misleading girl

12. Conciliatory As a conciliatory gesture, Sean wore his formal attire to visit the Queen. I will regain favor.

13. Conciliatory Regaining goodwill or favor; tending to placate

14. Discernable With a discernable eye, Sean dresses for the ladies. The babes dig me. They perceive.

15. Discernable Ability to perceive something obscure or concealed; discriminating

16. Aesthetic The aesthetics of the combination of ruffled suspenders and leather boots landed Sean on the cover of GQ magazine. I’m beautiful.

17. Aesthetic Pertaining to a sense of beauty in nature and art (look at Karnofel)

18. Inquisitive An inquisitive young man asked Sean, “Where did you get those lovely boots?” ? ? ?

19. Inquisitive Questioning; eager to learn; given to examination ????? ?????

20. Reticent Reticent, the young man was unable to ask Mr. Connery for his autograph. UM…ER… AHHH (QUIETLY) SPEAK UP, JUNIOR!

21. Reticent Disposed to be quiet or not speak freely; reserved

22. Complacent Become complacent with your marksmanship skills, and you may miss your target. PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT. NEVER BE SATISFIED.

23. Complacent Self-satisfied; unconcerned; content to a fault I AM SATISFIED.

24. Dogmatic Sean’s pet, Stalin, barks in a dogmatic fashion when he wants to go for a walk.

25. Dogmatic Asserting opinions in a dictatorial manner

26. Plausible His alibi not plausible, the accused frog killer was detained. Stick around, pal. I don’t believe you.

27. Plausible Having the appearance of truth, reliability or reason

28. Diligent Diligent in expanding his talents, Sean rarely refuses a role. WITH EFFORT, I CAN PLAY ANY ROLE.

29. Diligent Constant and earnest in effort and application; persistent in doing something Give it your best effort.

30. Capricious The referee’s capricious calls for defensive pass interference were critical to the outcome of the game.

31. Capricious Subject to changing one’s mind without much thought; erratic; whimsical

32. Pertinent Ting 2

33. Pertinent Relating directly and significantly to the matter at hand THIS IS SIGNIFICANT.

34. Devious The devious short cut got us lost.

35. Devious Departing from the most direct way; circuitous; roundabout Are you sure this is the most direct way?

36. Meticulous Keeping his boots meticulously shined is a matter of pride for Mr. Connery.

37. Meticulous Taking or showing extreme care about minute details; painstaking; thorough

38. Eccentric Some individuals of questionable taste might think Mr. Connery’s attire is a bit eccentric.

39. Eccentric Unconventional, deviating from accepted practice