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accusatory
suggesting someone has done something wrong, putting blame on
absurd
illogical; silly, ridiculous; implausible; contrary to reason
acerbic
sharp or bitingly critical, abrasive
admiring
thinking highly of, praising
aggressive
exhibiting hostility or being forceful
aggrieved
offended because of unfair treatment; indignant, disgruntled
ambivalent
having two opposing feelings simultaneously, uncertain
amused
entertained by, diverted, pleased
angry
feeling enraged by something
animated
full of life or excitement; lively, spirited
apathetic
showing little interest or a lack of concern
apologetic
feeling remorseful or regret
appreciative
feeling or showing gratitude
ardent
enthusiastic or passionate about
arrogant
behaving as if one is superior than another; pompous, vain, condescending
assertive
behaving confidently while putting forth one’s views, direct
awestruck
filled with wonder and awe
belligerent
hostile, aggressive, eager to partake in conflict
benevolent
kind and generous with good intentions
bitter
characterized by a long-lasting anger and resentment; sharp, acrimonious, nasty
callous
cruel disregard, especially in a situation that requires care; unfeeling, indifferent, ruthless
candid
being honest and straightforward
caustic
severely critical or sarcastic
cautionary
gives warning, raises awareness
celebratory
intended to commemorate or honor
chatty
conversational, tends to talk a lot; garrulous, loquacious
colloquial
characterized by the informal language commonly used in a particular area or region
comic
causing laughter or amusement, humorous
compassionate
feeling and showing sympathy for those who are suffering
complex
having many varying characteristics or layers; complicated
compliant
easily agreeing to or obeying; submissive
concerned
showing worry or anxiety
conciliatory
intended to placate or pacify, appeasing
condescending
stooping to the level of one’s inferiors to make a show of one’s superiority, patronizing
confused
unable to think clearly or piece something together, bewildered
contemptuous
feeling or expressing deep disdain or disapproval; scornful
critical
finding fault or judging with severity
cruel
causing pain and suffering without remorse
curious
wanting to find out more or discover; inquisitive
cynical
scornful and distrusting of the motives or virtues of others
defensive
defending or guarding a position; quick in defending against criticism
defiant
stubbornly refusing to obey rules or authority
demeaning
lowering the character, status, or respect for something or someone
depressing
causing feelings of deep sadness and hopelessness
derisive
expressing contempt and scorn
detached
not showing any emotional involvement or interest in a situation; aloof
dignified
calm, controlled, and deserving of respect
diplomatic
skilled at handling sensitive situations with tact
disapproving
showing that one believes something is wrong; displeased, critical, condemnatory
disheartening
causing a loss of hope, confidence, and spirits; demoralizing, depressing
disparaging
intended to belittle the importance or value of something or someone; dismissive, critical
direct
being straightforward or honest
disappointed
unhappy because something has gone wrong
dispassionate
lacking passion, not influenced by emotion; impartial, indifferent
distressing
causing immense stress, pain, and sorrow; heart-breaking, troubling
docile
easy to teach and control; easily follows the will of others; compliant, submissive
earnest
showing deep sincerity or feeling; serious, passionate
egotistical
self-absorbed, only concerned with one’s self; conceited, selfish
empathetic
showing understanding with someone who is struggling, able to put one in someone else’s shoes
encouraging
giving hope and confidence; optimistic, supportive
enthuasiatic
showing intense excitement and interest
evasive
tending to avoid or dodge talking honestly, directly, or clearly about an issue; vague, ambiguous
excited
feeling very happy and enthusiastic toward; stirred
facetious
treating a serious situation with little care, making jokes in an attempt to be funny; inappropriate, flippant
farcical
extremely unlikely, silly, and unreasonable in a way that is humorous; ludicrous, absurd
flippant
lacking respect and seriousness, characterized by levity; superficial, glib, frivolous
forceful
expressing one’s opinions in a strong, powerful, and confident manner
formal
following established styles and rules, showing respect
frank
direct, plainly stated
frustrated
showing annoyance with a situation because of an inability to achieve one’s goals
gentle
showing immense care and softness, as if something may break
ghoulish
delighting or reveling in the revolting or loathsome
grim
worrying and without hope, serious; depressing
gullible
quick to believe untrue things without much thought, too trusting; naive
hard
firm and rigid, unyielding, guarded
humble
lacking arrogance or assertiveness; modest, deferential
humorous
causing laughter, funny
hypercritical
unreasonably critical of, judging every minute detail; nit-picking
impartial
unbiased, neutral, not taking sides
impassioned
filled with emotion and passion, ardent
imploring
making an earnest request to someone, typically out of desperation; pleading, begging
impressionable
easily influenced by others; trusting, child-like
inane
lacking any real meaning or importance; silly, foolish, stupid, nonsensical
incensed
enraged by injustice or wrong
incredulous
unwilling to believe something; skeptical, unconvinced
indignant
righteous anger; enraged because of injustice or what is perceived as wrong
informative
providing useful information; educational, factual
intense
showing immense passion or exhibiting strong feelings toward
inspirational
provides motivation and encourages one to do something
intimate
behaving in way that shows a close relationship or familiarity with another
ironic
the opposite of what is meant or expected
irreverent
lacking the proper respect for something commonly held in high regard
jaded
boredom caused by experiencing the same thing over and over
joyful
filled with joy; elated, jubilant, cheerful
judgemental
quick to criticize or find fault with
laudatory
expressing praise, often in formal ways (writing, speeches)
light-hearted
cheerful, carefree, not serious
loving
showing deep affection or concern
macabre
strange and unpleasant because of a connection to death or violence; gruesome, horrifying
mean-spirited
characterized by malice or pettiness; inconsiderate and unsympathetic