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Understanding Human Motives: A Linguistic Exploration of Diverse Vocabulary

This text delves into the concept that human actions are often perceived as selfish, challenging orthodox beliefs on motives. Through concise and poignant vocabulary, we explore words like "cynical," which speaks to the belief that self-interest drives behavior, and "epistle," representing the complexity of communication. We examine the hidden meanings and sharp nuances in language that can deeply affect emotions. This discussion also includes terms like "boorish," "terseness," and "respite," inviting readers to contemplate the richness of language and its impact on interpersonal relationships.

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Understanding Human Motives: A Linguistic Exploration of Diverse Vocabulary

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  1. believing that people act only out of selfish motives • against orthodox opinion • concise; to the point • difficult to understand; partially hidden • a break; intermission • sharp; pungent (used of smells and tastes) • spear; spike; javelin • a letter (form of communication) • deeply moving; strongly; affecting the emotions • ill-mannered Vocabulary Quiz #11 • Acrid • Boorish • Cynical • Epistle • Heresy • Lance • Obscure • Poignant • Respite • Terse

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