Definition Dictionary

Ending without the intended result or success.

To accept or agree without active resistance, often reluctantly.

Acceptance without active objection, often despite reservations.

Ready to accept a decision without resistance.

To refer to something indirectly without naming or explaining it fully.

Concern for others' welfare without seeking personal gain.

Natural and without deliberate pretense or calculation.

Something accepted as true for the purpose of reasoning, without necessarily having been established.

Left without something needed or valued, often through loss.

Absolute and without qualification or exception.

Continuing without stopping or interruption.

A relationship in which two things vary together, without by itself establishing that one causes the other.

The ability to make clear, firm decisions without undue delay.

Someone who abandons a duty, cause, or post, especially military service without permission.

Very discouraged and without much hope.

Emotional distance that can allow a situation to be judged without personal bias.

Insisting on beliefs as unquestionably true without sufficient openness to challenge.

Spoken or performed without a prepared script.

Willing to consider people and arguments without bias or favoritism.

Uncalled for or without adequate reason; also given without charge.

Using power without proper regard for other people's rights or concerns.

Proposed for consideration without being established as fact.

Fairness that avoids favoring a person, side, or viewpoint without reason.

Acting hastily on impulse without enough consideration.