COMMENT 7 18 to 207

182.A superlative-studded etc. work . ( exaggerated expression of praise, utmost degree, acme ) totally sycophantic (obsequious flattery, fawning, )

183 The knowledgeable are liable to find this work(see books ) exasperatingly etc, ec, and wholly etc >

184,Has a pretentious ( doubtful, pretext not fact, ) fragmentary quality to it.

185, It is bases on incomplete, obscure, and in some cases, totally incorrect data .

186 Might laughingly, or perhaps charitably be called a etc, far-fetched etc etc/

187.Sometimes poignant, sometimes ribald.( coarse , indecent offensive language, )

188 Unnerving, but convincing

189Blatantly (noisily obvious conspicuous offensively. Crass,) false.

190. It does contain much trivia that might better have been omitted

191.Deficient in elaboration, ( fullness of detail.) and profundity ( ( intellectual depth ) intensity of feeling, thought )

192. Mawkishly ( sickeningly sentimental )

193Rambling, digressive prose, peppered with anecdotes and satiric thrusts at etc,

194 For the cognoscente ( one having expert knowledge ) this is a perfunctory (routine, superficial ) and not too analytical etc.

195 Has a derogatory ( disparaging,, of low opinion ) connotation. ( Suggested meaning ).

196 It is pompous (self-important, arrogant, excessive )

And esoterically ( understood by a few, as a trade, profession )

197. A grotesque ( fanciful, , bizarre as human forms absurd ) falsification of the facts , truth ?

198 Ponderous ( deep heavy, weighty. )philosophizing ( to expound, moralizing )

199. It is riddled with logical and factual error.

200/ He uses the term ’ pejorative’.(to make worse 0

201. Interest is piqued, ( excite or aroused stir. Up ) by etc,

202 A ( See adj ) critique ( act of criticism, review ) and etc, which give way to anecdote and reminiscence

203A lovingly produced, achingly beautiful splendid reading

204 “ Etc,” is too weak a word to use about etc/

205. This intellectually exhilarating (see book ) deserves a chorus of hosannas

206 A pedestrian (commonplace unimaginative of walking )

Lifeless record of events, dates and etc .

207 It tends to be a sporadic (occur occasionally . Infrequent affair.