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rebuff
: verb – to refuse in a sharp or due way; to snub;
to drive or beat back.
The actress felt like she was rebuffed
salutary
: adjective –
healthful; useful or helpful; remedial. 
by the Academy for the third consecutive year. 
Esther acknowledged that although her father’s lecture was
hard to swallow, it was salutary and helped her refocus her
recalcitrant
: adjective – refusing to obey or follow 
behavior. 
orders; unmanageably resistant.
Colin was expelled from 
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sanction
: noun – authorized approval or permission; 
tangential
: adjective –
diverging or digressing.
The conver-
support or encouragement; something that gives binding
sation was tangential at best, barely focusing on the main force to a law.
The Olympic Committee sanctioned the point for more than a few seconds. 
cyclers, stripping those who tested positive for doping of their medals. 
tawdry
: adjective – gaudy and cheap; vulgarly orna-mental. 
The display was tawdry and salacious and solicited 
saturate
: verb –
to soak through and through; to fill

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much admonishment from offended customers. 
completely. The cloth was saturated with the dye in order
to create a vibrant print.
tedious
: adjective – long or verbose and wearisome; tiresome; boring. 
The problem sets were tedious and time-con-scapegoat: noun –
 one taking the blame for the mistake
suming; everyone complained that they were just busy work
and crimes of others. Dean Smith, wanting to avoid with no real value. 
being held responsible for the email scandal, made Dean
Hammonds the scapegoat and she took the fall instead.