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martinet
discipline
sycophant
flattery
dilettante
superficiality
virago
turbulence
chauvinist
patriotism
monomaniac
single-mindedness
iconoclast
antitradition
atheist
godlesness
lecher
sex
hypochondriac
ilness
Does a martinet condone carelessness and neglect of duty?
no
Is a sycophant a sincere person?
no
Is a dilettante a hard worker?
no
Is a virago sweet and gentle?
no
Is a chauvinist modest and self-effacing?
no
Does a monomaniac have a one-track mind?
yes
Does an iconoclast scoff at tradition?
yes
Does an atheist believe in God?
no
Is a lecher misogynous?
no
Does a hypochondriac have a lively imagination?
yes
a person whose emotional disorder is reflected in non-organic or imaginary bodily ailments
hypochondriac
a strict disciplinarian
martinet
lewd and sexually aggressive male
lecher
a toady to people of wealth or power
sycophant
a disbeliever in God
atheist
a dabbler in the arts
dilettante
a shrewish, loud-mouthed female
virago
a scoffer at tradition
iconoclast
person with a one-track mind
monomaniac
a blatant superpatriot
chauvinist
She scoffs at beliefs you have always held dear.
iconoclast
You know he’s hale and hearty—but he constantly complains of his illness.
hypochondriac
She insists her political affiliations are superior to yours.
chauvinist
She insists on her subordinates toeing the mark.
martinet
He makes sexual advances to everyone else’s wife—and is too often successful.
lecher
He cultivates friends that can do him good—financially
sycophant
She dabbles with water colors.
dilettante
She insists there is no Deit
atheist
She’s a shrew, a harridan, a scold, and a nag.
virago
His only interest in life is his fish collection—and he is fanatically, almost psychotically,
devoted to it.
monomaniac