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aberrant

deviating from the norm

abashed

embarrassed or ashamed

acquiesce

accept something reluctantly but without protest

acrimonious

angry and bitter

affable

(adj.) courteous and pleasant, sociable, easy to speak to

affronted

offended

aflutter

nervously excited

aggrieved

sense of injustice

alacrity

eagerness

allayed

relieved; lessened

aloofness

distant

altruistic

unselfish

ambivalent

Having mixed feelings

amenable

responsible and willing to comply

amiable

friendly

angst

strong feeling of fear worry or nervousness

apathetic

feeling or showing little emotion

apprehensive

anxious or fearful that something bad or unpleasant will happen

arbitrary

random

ardently

passionately

assuage

make something less intense

auspicious

favourable

avarice

greed; desire for wealth

belligerent

hostile and aggressive

bemused

confused

beneficent

performing acts of kindness or charity

benevolent

well meaning and kindly

bereft

deprived of; made unhappy through a loss

bitter

angry, hurt, or resentful because of one's bad experiences or a sense of unjust treatment

boorish

rude; insensitive

brooding

showing deep unhappiness of thought

brash

self-assertive in a rude, noisy, or overbearing way

brusque

abrupt, blunt

bumptious

self-assertive

cajole

to persuade with false promises and flattery

callous

unfeeling, insensitive

candour

open and honest

cantankerous

bad-tempered, argumentative, and uncooperative

capricious

impulsive and unpredictable

caustic

sarcastic

chagrined

frustrated or annoyed

chastened

made less proud; humbled

chide

to scold

choleric

easily angered

churlish

rude

circumspect

wary and unwilling to take risks

clandestine

secret

complacent

self-satisfied

complaisant

eager to please

conceited

arrogant

contemptuously

shows strong dislike or a lack of respect for someone or something

conciliation

peacemaking

confounded

surprised and confused

connive

to cooperate secretly in wrongdoing

consternation

feelings of anxiety or dismay, typically at something unexpected

commiserate

to sympathise with, have pity or sorrow for, share a feeling of distress

condescending

possessing an attitude of superiority, patronising

contempt

the feeling that a person or a thing is beneath consideration

contemptuous

Feeling hatred; scornful

contrite

remorseful

crass

insensitive

cynical

believing that people act only out of self-interest/distrust in humans

deferential

respectful

defiant

Boldly resistant or challenging

dejected

sad and depressed

demeaned

degraded

demoralised

lost confidence or hope

depraved

morally corrupt; wicked

derision

ridicule; mockery

derisive

ridiculing, mocking

despondent

sad and without hope

devious

dishonest or deceptive; tricky

dextrously

skillfully

didactic

instructive

diffident

shy

discomfit

to make uneasy; disconcert

disconcerting

upsetting, frustrating

disgruntled

in bad humour, discontented, annoyed

disillusion

disappointed to discover something is less good than previously believed

disparaging

belittling

dispassionate

impartial; calm, free from emotion

disquiet

to make uneasy

droll

amusing in an odd way

doting

excessively fond

earnest

Serious and sincere

ebullient

very enthusiastic

enmity

hatred

ennui

dissatisfaction and weariness resulting from boredom.

enthrallment

a feeling of great liking for something wonderful and unusual

estranged

separated

errant

doing something that is wrong; not behaving in an acceptable way

euphemistic

disguise the truth to please others

exasperation

frustrated or angry because of something that is happening or something that another person is doing

exhorting

strongly encourage or urge (someone) to do something

extol

to praise highly

extraneous

irrelevant

facilely

easily

fervent

very caring

flatly

without emotion

flighty

unstable or easily excited