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existing from the time a person or animal is born; existing as part of the basic nature of something

innate

rude or impolite; having or showing a lack of respect for other

people

insolent

enjoying the company of other people

gregarious

a disposition to be friendly and approachable (easy to talk to)

affability

likely to have or produce good results

propitious

showing great care, attention, and effort

assiduous

to stop developing, progressing, moving, etc.; to be or become stagnant

stagnation

lasting only for a short time

transitory

not lively or interesting; dull or boring

vapid

tending to act in strange or unusual ways

eccentric

marked by confused din or outcry,  tumultuous ; noisily insistent

clamorous

very important or noticeable

salient

very careful about how you do something; liking few things; hard to please

fastidious

to feel or show great happiness

exult

seeming or said to be true or real but very possibly not true or real

ostensible

marked by the expression of great or excessive emotion or

enthusiasm

effusive

to cause (something) to spread out and disappear; to separate into parts and disappear or go away; to use all or a lot of (something, such as money or time) in a foolish way

dissipate

to reduce the pain or trouble of (something); to make (something) less painful, difficult, or severe

alleviate

to make (something, such as a problem) better, less painful, etc

ameliorate

having or showing very strong feelings, usually for support

ardent

praise or approval

approbation

mental strength and courage that allows someone to face danger, pain, etc.

fortitude

to show (something) clearly

evince

the act or process of teaching (someone) in a way that improves the mind or character

edification

not able to be trusted; showing that someone cannot be trusted

perfidious

marked by or suffering from poverty; given to or marked by

extreme stinting frugality

penurious

something that is necessary in a particular situation

exigency

the quality of someone who is patient and able to deal with a
difficult person or situation without becoming angry

forbearance

musingly or dreamily  thoughtful ; suggestive of sad

thoughtfulness

pensive

not important, not deserving serious attention; silly and not

serious

frivolous

able to work or continue for a very long time without becoming tired

indefatigable

to promote the growth or development of; rouse, incite

foment

very serious or formal in manner, behavior, or expression; sad and serious

solemn

a strong natural tendency to do something

propensity

changing often and quickly; often changing suddenly in mood or behavior

capricious

very confident and daring; very bold and surprising or shocking

audacious

to make (someone) afraid or less confident; to lessen the courage of

daunt

a curse: the act of cursing or denouncing

execration

to  examine  or consider with attention and in detail; to look over or through in a casual or  cursory  manner

peruse

devoid of inhabitants and visitors, deserted; joyless, disconsolate, and sorrowful through or as if through separation from a loved one

desolate

dishonest or insincere behavior or speech that is meant to deceive someone

artifice

confident, hopeful

sanguine

very strong disapproval or criticism of a person or thing

especially by a large number of people

opprobrium

gloomily or resentfully silent or repressed; dismal, gloomy

sullen

to subject to verbal abuse: to speak about (someone or
something) in a very critical or insulting way

revile

an expression of  rebuke  or disapproval to express disappointment in or displeasure with (a person) for conduct that is blameworthy or in need of amendment

reproach

deep personal humiliation and disgrace; disgraceful or

dishonorable conduct, quality, or action

ignominy

a strong feeling of dislike

antipathy

to stuff to capacity; to consume greedily

gorge

having lost motion or the power of exertion or feeling; dormant; sluggish in functioning or acting

torpid

the usual attitude or mood of a person or animal; a tendency to act

or think in a particular way

disposition