College Vocabulary Crossword

excessive flattery or praise
friendly or agreeable
comparable; similar
to provide relief or make less intense
lacking originality, to the point it's boring
a warning of conditions or limitations
appearing difficult to complete or intimidating
a difference between two opposite things
intended to teach
to go off on a tangent; leave the main subject
different or unlike from one another
from a diverse range of sources, genres, or backgrounds
to match by imitation
deliberately avoid using
to make something worse than it already is
arrogant and unfriendly
wanting to avoid activity or work
to place two things side by side, usually in contrast
using few words; brief
feeling of intense sadness, depression, or unhappiness
an extremely large number of
to make unclear; to obscure
involving great effort and difficulty
obsessing over little details
negative language used to belittle or criticize
to take back or repeal
most important or prominent
not real or genuine
found virtually everywhere
to speak in a hurtful, disparaging way