Lang. Arts Group F Vocab. 13 Check 2

If you constantly ____ yourself, you will become too timid and ____ to tackle anything important.

When people are ____, it is sometimes because they feel they are not ____ enough.

When Jake tried to ____ the plan for his term paper to Tricia, he realized that his ideas were too ____.

The invaders did not find it easy to ____ the town, refusing to ____.

At the dinner party, Hannah was seated next to a(n) ____ man who kept spouting all his overblown opinions.

What term describes someone who tries to compromise or lessen conflict?

Vocabulary Words and Contexts

Belittle: To make someone or something seem less impressive or important; frequently implying self-deprecation.
Diffident: Lacking confidence in one's own ability or worth; often results in timidity.
Laconic: Using very few words to convey a message; can stem from feeling inadequate in communication.
Articulate: Having the ability to express thoughts and ideas clearly and effectively.
Delineate: To describe or portray something precisely; often requires thorough understanding and research.
Scanty: Insufficient in quantity or quality; lacking necessary detail or information.
Subjugate: To bring under control and domination; often implies coercive force.
Acquiesce: To accept or agree to something reluctantly but without protest; highlights a lack of active resistance.
Bombastic: Characterized by high-sounding but meaningless language; often used to describe overblown rhetoric.
Conciliatory: Intended to placate or appease; represents a tendency to maintain harmony despite disagreements.

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