Chapter VI Vocabulary

____ demonstrative	A. Lacking order, connection, or harmony; unable to think or speak clearly or consecutively.
____ convalescence	B. A showing or appearance of dignity or importance.
____ pompous	C. To raise trivial objection.
____ expediency	D. A deed or act that is notable. v. To use to the best advantage of; to make use of in a selfish or unethical way.
____ exploit	E. The state or quality of being selfish; pertaining to or prompted by interest rather than by what is right.
____ quibble	F. Serving to point out or to demonstrate; able to prove beyond any doubt; conclusive and convincing.
____ incoherent	G. Gradual recovery of health and strength after a sickness.

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demonstrative            Serving to point out or to demonstrate; able to prove beyond any doubt; conclusive and convincing.
convalescence            Gradual recovery of health and strength after a sickness.
pompous            A showing or appearance of dignity or importance.
expediency             TThe state or quality of being selfish; pertaining to or prompted by interest rather than by what is right.
exploit            A deed or act that is notable. v. To use to the best advantage of; to make use of in a selfish or unethical way.
quibble            To raise trivial objection.
incoherent            Lacking order, connection, or harmony; unable to think or speak clearly or consecutively.