The document defines a series of words describing negative human behaviors and characteristics including: uncouth or aggressive behavior; making someone immoral or wicked; crude or rude language/jokes; self-hatred; unflinching in difficult situations but with harmful effects; inane or foolish thoughts/speech; cogent or logical arguments; madness; callous disregard for others; inextricable situations; loud indignant speech with little effect; snide critical comments; feeling anger at unfair treatment; frivolous or having no serious purpose; and acutely distressing experiences.
The document defines a series of words describing negative human behaviors and characteristics including: uncouth or aggressive behavior; making someone immoral or wicked; crude or rude language/jokes; self-hatred; unflinching in difficult situations but with harmful effects; inane or foolish thoughts/speech; cogent or logical arguments; madness; callous disregard for others; inextricable situations; loud indignant speech with little effect; snide critical comments; feeling anger at unfair treatment; frivolous or having no serious purpose; and acutely distressing experiences.
The document defines a series of words describing negative human behaviors and characteristics including: uncouth or aggressive behavior; making someone immoral or wicked; crude or rude language/jokes; self-hatred; unflinching in difficult situations but with harmful effects; inane or foolish thoughts/speech; cogent or logical arguments; madness; callous disregard for others; inextricable situations; loud indignant speech with little effect; snide critical comments; feeling anger at unfair treatment; frivolous or having no serious purpose; and acutely distressing experiences.
2. Deprave - make (someone) immoral or wicked 3. Crude - offensively coarse or rude, especially in relation to sexual matters: a crude joke. 4. Self-loathing – hatred of oneself 5. Unflinchingly - not showing fear or hesitation in the face of danger or difficulty: he has shown unflinching determination throughout the campaign. 6. Insidious - proceeding in a gradual, subtle way, but with very harmful effects: sexual harassment is a serious and insidious problem. (stealthy, subtle, surreptitious, sneaking, cunning, crafty) 7. Inane - silly, foolish, stupid, fatuous, idiotic, absurd, ridiculous, ludicrous , laughable, risible, imbecilic, moronic, unintelligent, witless, asi nine, pointless, senseless, frivolous, nonsensical, brainless, min dless, thoughtless, vacuous, vapid, empty- headed; childish, puerile, infantile, jejune 8. Cogent - (of an argument or case) clear, logical, and convincing: they put forward cogent arguments for British membership | the newspaper's lawyers must prepare a cogent appeal. 9. Batty – mad or insane 10. Callous - showing or having an insensitive and cruel disregard for others: his callous comments about the murder made me shiver.
11. Inextricable - impossible to disentangle or separate: the
past and the present are inextricable. 12. Bluster - alk in a loud, aggressive, or indignant way with little effect: you threaten and bluster, but won't carry it through | [with direct speech] : ‘I don't care what he says,’ I blustered. (rant) 13. Snark - make snide and sharply critical comments: they even snark about her family background. 14. Indignant - feeling or showing anger or annoyance at what is perceived as unfair treatment: he was indignant at being the object of suspicion. 15. Frivolous - not having any serious purpose or value: frivolous ribbons and lacy frills | rules to stop frivolous lawsuits. 16. Harrowing - acutely distressing: a harrowing film about racism and violence | it was a harrowing experience. traumatic 17. Nefarious – wicked or criminal 18.