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| being pleasant and at ease when talking to others; characterized by friendliness; social |
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| the quality or state of being bold or arrogant disreguard of harmful restraints |
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| the quality or state of having keen eagerness or consuming greed |
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| to wish earnestly, desire |
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| ready to believe, especially on slight uncertain evidence; gullible |
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| to express disapproval of; make little of; belittle |
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| having or showing knowledge that is gained by studying; scholarly |
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| incapable of being corrected |
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| to dislike greatly and often with disgust or intolerance |
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| to cause to become less harsh or hostile; mollify; to make less severe or painful; alleviate |
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| usually making unjustified or excessive claims; conceited |
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| marked or concerned about precise accordance with details of codes or conventions |
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| to withdraw or repudiate formally and publically |
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| of or befitting a slave or menial position; meanly or cravenly submissive; slavish |
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| to make of no value or consequence |
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| an act or round of applause; enthusiastic approval |
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| nervous or fearful feeling of uncertain agitation |
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