1 April 2015

1 April 2015

-judicious ( nouns )

·         marked by the exercise of good judgement or common sense in practical matters @ wise

-it was a judicious use of one’s money

-supercilious ( adjective )

·         Having or showing arrogant superiority to disdain of those one views as unworthy

-his mother eyed my clothed with a supercilious air

-cryptic ( adjective )

·         Of an obscure nature @ mysterious

-the new insurance policy is written without cryptic or mysterious terms

·         Having a secret or hidden meaning

-I realized that it was a cryptic writing since there was something that the author wanted the reader to know

·         Having a puzzling terseness

-he handed me a cryptic note that he found under my table yesterday.

-inept ( adjective )

·         Nor elegant or graceful in expression @ awkward/clumsy

-if the rumour is true, can anything be more inept than to repeat it now?

·         Generally incompetent and ineffectual

-inept handling of the account had caused the company bankrupt.

·         Revealing lack of perceptiveness judgement or finesse

-he gave an inept remark to me

-rousing ( adjective )

·         Capable of arousing enthusiasm or excitement

-surprisingly, he can give such a rousing sermon

·         Rousing to activity or heightened action as by spurring or goading

-she unintentionally tossed a rousing political comment into a conversation