Gregarious—(gri-gair-ee-uhs)

DEFINITION: Seeking and enjoying the company of others; sociable.

SENTENCE: Santiago feels gregarious towards Andres and enjoys his company.

Guile—(gahyl)DEFINITION: Clever or crafty character or behavior.

SENTENCE: Daniel couldn't believe the guile with which Juan David was cheating.

Hackneyed—(hak-need)

DEFINITION: Overfamiliar through overuse, trite.

SENTENCE: The hackneyed school´s logo was changed because it was overused and no longer attracted any interest.

Haphazard– (hap-haz-erd)

DEFINITION: Characterized by lack of order or planning, by irregularity, or by randomness; determined by or dependent on chance; aimless.

SENTENCE: The desks were organized in a haphazard manner.

Haughtiness—(haw-tee-ness)

DEFINITION: Very proud; conceited, above others

SENTENCE: Andrés was feeling haughty because he had the latest Ipod while Santiago still had an old radio.

Hedonism—((hedon-zm)

DEFINITION: Pursuit of or devotion to pleasure, especially to the pleasures of the senses.

SENTENCE: Students on spring break often participate in hedonistic activities.

Heresy - her-uh-see]

DEFINITION: a religious opinion or doctrine not in line with accepted doctrine.

SENTENCE: Andrés doesn't believe the heresy that the Catholic church needs to change.

Homogeneous—(hō'mə-jē'nē-əs, -jēn'yəs)

DEFINITION: The same or similar nature or kind

SENTENCE: Andrés and Santiago look homogeneous in their seniors jacket.

Hypocritical—(h p -kr t -k l)DEFINITION: acting or talking one way but really believing or following the opposite.

SENTENCE: Presidents are often considered hypocritical because they talk peace while contemplating war.