VOCABULARY LIST #2                              NAME: __________________ FALL 1992 -------------------------------------------------------------------- ambiguous (am BIG yoo us)    (adj) Something that can be                                                  interpreted in more than one way. The ambiguous nature of the contract was enough to make the attorney lick his chops. -------------------------------------------------------------------- objective (ob JEK tiv)             (adj) Uninfluenced by emotional or                                                  personal prejudice. In spite of the fact that she was dealing with her own son's future, she remained objective throughout the ordeal. -------------------------------------------------------------------- subjective (sub JEK tiv)          (adj) Influenced by emotional or                                                  personal prejudice. The Governor's comments about what he had accomplished while in office were obviously subjective. -------------------------------------------------------------------- articulate (ar TIK yuh lit)          (adj) Using clear, expressive                                                   language. Admiral Stockdale may not have been very articulate, but he managed to make a few good points during the debate. -------------------------------------------------------------------- meticulous (muh TIK yuh lus)    (adj) Extremely or excessively                                                    careful and precise. He had the reputation of being a meticulous notekeeper during school. -------------------------------------------------------------------- NOTES: