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• Rudely abrupt or blunt in speech or manner.

• Characterized by or suggesting the practice of severe self-discipline and abstention from all forms of indulgence, typically for religious reasons.

• Lacking initiative or strength of character; irresponsible.

• Larry was such a feckless manager that the company was forced to declare bankruptcy.
• Because so many feckless parents are raising children these days, we shouldn’t be surprised at the number of irresponsible teenagers.

• The SEO firm focuses on all components of ranking instead of taking heuristic shortcuts that would only deliver clients subpar results.

• Intended for or likely to be understood by only a small number of people with specialized knowledge or interest.

• The SEO agencies team shares a unique esoteric understanding of ranking algorithms that enables them to employ effective campaigns for clients.

• Harsh disapproval or criticism, especially by a large group of people.

• Smith decided not to run for office after an ill-advised tweet earned him the opprobrium of half his followers.

• Severely or inflexibly strict.

• Our Rhadamanthine camp director sounded the wake-up call promptly at 5 o’clock every morning.

• Argue in protest.

• The child knew he’d get his way if he remonstrated long enough.

• Having or showing extreme greed for wealth or material gain.

• The avaricious actions of the government have resulted in budget cuts to the education sector so additional funding for defense can be made.

• A loud, unpleasant mixture of sounds.

• The cacophony from my neighbor's bachelor party kept me awake all night.

• To accept something reluctantly without protest.

• He will acquiesce simply because he is a sick man and doesn't want to reject.

• The HIGH-interest rate made me apprehensive about financing the car; I may not be able to afford the payment.

• Friendly, non-quarreled relations. Exhibiting goodwill with an absence of antagonism.

• They could have easily sorted out the matter in an amicable way instead of fighting unnecessarily and severing their ties.
• The best way to sort out a hostile situation is to have an amicable and approachable demeanor at all times.
• It is impossible for these two nations to have an amicable relationship with one another, especially after the war.

• Fluent or persuasive in speech or written word.

• The King spoke eloquently and persuaded a nearby kingdom to withdrawal from the war.

SometimesTheyComeBack said:

I like the word serendipity it describes my life quite well out of my disabilities I have turned things to good but not just disabilities my online work selling apps and websites i does not mention too much about my life but i do as a stand up comedian in shows i do it helps to makes fun of myself

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