not based on reason but on chance or personal impulse, which is often unfair

to create an impression of something or someone that is false

to decisively conclude something, such as an argument or a contract

to express agreement with a particular opinion, statement, action, etc.

in a way that is different from what has been mentioned

to consider in a particular manner

to give or have opinions that differ from those officially or commonly accepted

deliberately not having one obvious meaning and therefore open to interpretation, often intended to deceive

a supporter of a theory, belief, idea, etc. who tries to persuade others that it is true or good in order to gain their support

to indicate in advance that something, particularly something bad, will take place

to disagree or deny that something is true

used to introduce additional information that explains the extent or reasons for something

conveying something whilst using a very small number of words

to firmly express an opinion or statement as true and valid, although others may disagree

used to introduce an opposing statement

to severely scold or express disapproval

to state one's opinion in such a manner that shows one believes to be the only person to fully know it and be unarguably correct

a type of teasing and joking that is friendly and good-natured

to argue and express one's disagreement or objection to something

giving extremely rude and harsh criticism

to suggest or decide to reschedule discussing something

not or barely relevant to something

excessively unreasonable or unfair and therefore unacceptable

to criticize someone for doing or saying something that one believes to be wrong

a type of criticism or insult that is hurtful and angry

able to think and express oneself in a way that is clear and comprehensible, particularly if one usually does not have this ability

to attentively listen