Absurd
ridiculously unreasonable or unsound; extremely silly or ridiculous
Accusatory
charging with fault, offense, or crime; containing an accusation
Admonishing
expressing warning or disapproval
Aloof
removed or distant; cool; detached, remote
Apathetic
having or showing little or no emotion; indifferent or unresponsive
Arrogant
claiming superior importance or rights; showing an offensive attitude of superiority
Authoritarian
having an air of authority; dictatorial
Blustery
loud, arrogant; full of swaggering threats
Brusque
abrupt in a manner; blunt, rough
Capricious
flighty, impulsive, unpredictable
Censorious
severely critical; faultfinding
Cold
lacking affection or warmth of feeling; unemotional
Conceited
showing an excessively high opinion of oneself
Contentious
likely to cause a disagreement or argument; quarrelsome
Critical
inclined to find fault or to judge severely or unfavorably
Curt
rudely brief or abrupt; terse; laconic
Cynical
scornful or distrustful of the motives of others; sneeringly contemptuous or pessimistic
Derogatory
expressing low opinion; disparaging; lessening of the merit of someone or something
Despairing
overcome by a sense of futility or defeat; devoid of hope
Disparaging
regarding as being of little worth; speaking of as unimportant
Dogmatic
asserting opinions in an arrogant manner; opinionated
Domineering
overbearing; asserting one’s will over another
Egotistical
given to talking about oneself; boastful; opinionated
Foreboding
marked by a strong feeling of future misfortune, evil; portending evil
Frivolous
lacking seriousness or sense; not worthy of serious notice; of little importance
Ghoulish
strangely diabolical or cruel; showing morbid interest in shocking or repulsive things
Grim
stern, admitting no compromise; harsh surly, forbidding or morbid
Harsh
ungentle and unpleasant; stark; unpleasantly rough, ragged or coarse
Haughty
disdainfully proud: arrogant, snobbish; supercilious
Histrionic
over-the-top dramatic, theatrical, or melodramatic
Holier-than-thou
obnoxiously pious; sanctimonious; self-righteous; morally superior
Hollow
empty; without significant worth; meaningless; insincere or false
Impatient
quickly irritated or provoked
Impertinent
insolently rude
Impudent
marked by contemptuous boldness or disregard of others
Indignant
expressing strong displeasure at something considered unjust; offended
Inflammatory
tending to arouse anger, hostility, disorder, or tumult
Insipid
lacking distinctive, interesting, or stimulating qualities; vapid