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| adj. harsh and degrading; sarcastic |
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| adj. serving as a warning |
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| adj. to be in contemplation; demonstrating deep thoughts |
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| adj. rudely referring to sexual matters |
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| adj. easily angered or irritable |
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| adj. excessivelyt complex language; overblown or grandiose |
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| adj. discussing the difference between human conduct concerning right and wrong |
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| adj. understanding and sharing emotions or feelings with others |
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| adj. an attempt to excite strong emotions usually anger |
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| adj. honest, blunt, straightforward |
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| adj. insincere or excessively earnest to gain something in return |
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| adj. willingness to fight; warlike |
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| adj. behavior looking as though one thinks one is superior |
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| adj. willingness to accept something difficult |
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| adj. not allowed to speak freely |
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| adj. insensitive, cruel behavior to others |
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| adj. scornfully or cynically mocking |
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| adj. not serious or sensible in content |
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| adj. likely to cause argument |
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| adj. having one's own view that all things are non-existent |
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| adj. lost hope or confidence |
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| adj. based on facts rather than feelings or opinion |
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| adj. of or relating to drama or performance |
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| adj. to give or make someone feel good |
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| adj. something that completes something else |
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| adj. distressed, bothered |
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| adj. boldly rude and irreverent |
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| adj. achievement accomplished by studying; learned |
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| adj. having mixed feelings |
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| adj. feeling or showing deep and solemn respect |
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| adj. concerned in what is actually the case rather than interpretation |
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| adj. feeling, showing, or expressing feelings of sorrow towards someone or something |
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| adj. to approach in a mocking, insulting or contemptuous manner |
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| adj. distant physically or emotionally |
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| adj. blowing a subject out of proportion in order to impress |
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| adj. manifesting, feeling or expressing deep hatred |
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| adj. to make someone or something weak or tired |
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| adj. using humor, ridicule, irony to criticize |
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| adj. being serious in a joking way |
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| adj. express mockery, ridicule, or jeeing |
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| adj. giving an expression of vigor or activity |
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| adj. forceful and antagonistic, expressing contempt |
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| adj. having a lack of respect for someone |
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| adj. expressing contempt, disrespectfulness |
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| adj. hesitant through a lack of self-confidence |
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| adj. with intentions to teach especially morally |
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| adj. someone who doesn't believe in something |
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| adj. without distinctive interesting, stimulating qualities |
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| adj. words used to tell the opposite of literal meaning |
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| adj. rude or ill-mannered |
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| adj. tends to lure others to a desired end |
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| adj. an exchange of light, playful, teasing remarks |
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| adj. honest, sincere, frank |
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| adj. very vivid imagination which is pure imagination |
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| adj. having the intent to cause harm |
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| adj. having a feeling of patronizing importance |
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| adj. very clear and opent concentration |
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| adj. unsophisticated or socially awkward |
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| adj. to feel sympathy towards the pain of others |
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| adj. conversational; informal manner |
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| adj. very simple in writing; uninteresting |
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| adj. not emotional; not influenced by emotions |
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| adj. the act of feeling superiority and contempt towards to those around one |
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| adj. bowing in submission in an act of worshipping |
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| adj. full of happpiness and joy |
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| adj. kindhearted, good manners |
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| adj. being suspicious of good intent |
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| adj. a satirical mocking of heroic style |
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| adj. expressing anger at something unjust |
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| adj. characterized by a close or mainly personal relationship |
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| adj. lacking proper respect or seriousness |
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| adj. feeling melancholy; mournful; often having to do with the death of someone or something |
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| adj. showing appreciation; complimentary |
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| adj. overflowing with emotion |
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| adj. sharply caustic or sarcastic |
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| adj. sure of one's abilities |
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| adj. something of great importance; needs immediate attention |
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| adj. playfully quaint or fanciful |
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| adj. overly scholarly; academic, bookish |
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| adj. showing or acting with a surplus of knowledge |
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| adj. act of giving information or knowledge |
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| adj. to keep in check or under control |
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| adj. uninterested; overly logical |
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| adj. trivial; having little to no actual importance |
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| adj. excessively mournful, dismal, gloomy |
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| adj. to talk down to a person |
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