2. rowdy, boisterous, loud or disorderly
Ex: His raucous tone was unpleasant to listen to.
raucous
1. harsh, hoarse, rough or strident
2. rowdy, boisterous, loud or disorderly
Ex: His raucous tone was unpleasant to listen to.
2. rowdy, boisterous, loud or disorderly
Ex: His raucous tone was unpleasant to listen to.
Inculpate
to accuse; charge with fault; blame; incriminate
Ex: Mom inculpated the child because of his naughty behaviour
Ex: Mom inculpated the child because of his naughty behaviour
Taunt
Provoke or challenge (someone) with insulting remarks.
Ex : Students began taunting her about her weight.
Diffident
Modest or shy because of a lack of self-confidence.
Ex: A diffident girl finds it hard to speak on the stage.
Harmonious
(adj.) Having proportionate and orderly parts.
Ex: The challenge for the new conductor was to mold his musicians' talents into a harmonious orchestra.
Somber
Oppressively solemn or sober in mood; grave, gloomy
Ex: He looked at her with a somber expression
Haughty
(adj.) Proud of oneself and scornful of others.
Ex 1: The haughty ways she displayed her work turned off her peers.
Ex 2: The haughty girl displayed her work as if she were the most prized artist.
Ideology
(n.) Speculation; representative way of thinking
Ex 1: His ideology proved to be faulty.
Ex 2: The ideology of business can be found in the new book.
