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Ambivalent
Having mixed feelings
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Apathetic
Indifferent, uncaring
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Austere
Strict, stern, simple
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Bantering
Teasing, playful
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Brusque
Abrupt, curt, terse
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Candid
Honest and open
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Carping
Whining, nagging, critical
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Censorious
Condemning, severely critical, fault-finding
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Complacent
Satisfied with oneself, therefore uncaring, smug, and unbothered
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Conciliatory
Always aiming for peace or to pacify
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Contemptuous
Full of deep hatred
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Contentious
Easily prone to fighting, quarrelsome
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Cynical
Bitterly pessimistic
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Dejected
Disheartened, depressed
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Derisive
Showing contempt through ridicule and scorn
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Desolate
Lonely, dreary, dismal
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Didactic
Intending to be intrusive, lecturing or teaching too much
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Dogmatic
Opinionated, preachy, firm and unyielding in one's beliefs
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Ebullient
Overflowing with enthusiasm and joy
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Effusive
Gushing praise
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Elegiac
Expressing sorrow or lament
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Fervent
Ardent, showing intensity of feelings
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Flippant
Disrespectful, lacking in seriousness
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Haughty
Proud, arrogant, snobbish
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Incisive
Cutting directly, to the point
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Incredulous
Unbelieving
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Indignant
Angry because of something one feels is unjust
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Intemperate
Uncontrolled, unrestrained, going to extremes
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Irony
Sarcastic use of words to imply the opposite of what they usually mean
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Jocund
Joyful, cheerful
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Laudatory
Giving praise
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Lethargic
Drowsy, sluggish, apathetic
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Lugubrious
Mournful
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Pedantic
Making a show of knowledge, excessively concerned with minute details
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Pensive
Wistful or dreamily thoughtful
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Petulant
Insolent, rude, like a spoiled child
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Pithy
Concise, crisp
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Puckish
Mischievous, rascally
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Reticent
Reserved, reluctant to speak, restrained
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Rhapsodic
Extravengtly emotional, euphoric, elated
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Sanguine
Confident, optimistic
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Sardonic
Mocking, sarcastic
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Smug
Highly self-satisfied
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Somber
Extremely serious, gloomy
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Strident
Harsh, insistent
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Timorous
Timid, fearful
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Vitriolic
Caustic, scathing, viciously cruel
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Whimsical
Fanciful, playful, impulsive
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Wry
Cleverly ironic , grimly humorous
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Zealous
Fervent, filled with passion
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