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| quarrelsome/warlike; engaged in warfare (attitude or behavior) |
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| hostile/warlike (attitude not behavior) |
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| someone who likes to fight/quarrel |
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| military/warlike (in reality) |
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| argumentative/controversial speeches/writings |
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| incapable of reform; unmanageable |
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| irreconciliable/uncompromising |
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| silently gloomy, resentful, dismal |
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| brusque/bitter/ill-humored |
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| surly in a boorish, uncouth country manner |
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| caustic/bitter/sharp/hint of jealousy |
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| sharp/acid/stinging in taste/odor/speech |
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| grimly evil/horribly wicked |
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| illegal/unethical/blameworthy but not shockingly evil |
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| treacherously/stealthily injurious |
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| harmful like a plague or disease |
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| harmful because it is poisonous/offensive |
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| harmful with a deteriorating effect |
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| moral corruptness/ debasement |
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| depravity, especially sexual, but, generally, it is any breaking of the societal moral code |
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| shameful baseness/vileness comparable to depravity |
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| indulgence to excess, especially in eating |
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| belief differing from accepted view |
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| pretense of being what one is not, sham |
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| milder, more venial than hypocrisy |
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| willfulness in nonconformity or wrongdoing, obstinacy |
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| unruly, rebellious, irritable |
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| hard to manage, more resistant and stubborn than one who is merely perverse |
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| perverse, but more headstrong/aggressive in wrongdoing |
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| perverse/disobedient in a whimsical, erratic manner |
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| spoiled/partly decomposed, thus bitter |
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| Continue to be painful; fester. |
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| intense ill will, a strong desire to inflict harm |
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| ill will of a less intense kind than malignity |
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| resolute, combative, eager to fight (spiritually to achieve peaceful pursuits) |
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| hopeful or confident, bloody |
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| lighthearted, good-natured |
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| everywhere present (implies mild annoyance) |
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| everywhere present (less likely to imply mild annoyance) |
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| alert to danger, watchful |
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