All of the following words describe Kennedy’s inaugural address except __________.

Kennedy’s inaugural address was respectful in its treatment of other nations, cautionary about the dangers of conflict, and compassionate in its appeal to help people in need. It was not indifferent: Kennedy urged active service and responsibility, famously calling on citizens to ask what they could do for their country. Therefore, “indifferent” is the exception.

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