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Largesse

(Noun) A generous giving of money, gifts or facets of the thing being given itself

Phlegmatic

(Adjective) Having a calm, cool, and unemotional personality that is not easily upset or excited.

Sly

(Adjective) Clever in a secretive, sneaky, or mischievous way

Slavish

(Adjective) Showing complete obedience, lacking independence, or copying something exactly without any original thought

Skeptical

Having or showing doubt about weather something is true, real or useful

Nomadic

(Adjective) Moving from place to place, rather than living in a permanent home

Pathos

(Noun) The quality or power of art, speech or literature that evokes feelings of pity, sorrow, or sympathy

Querulous

(Adjective) Complaining in an annoyed, whiny or peevish way

Rebuke

(Verb/noun) To express stern disapproval or criticisms or someone because of their actions or behaviors

Cacophony

(Noun) A harsh, loud, and unpleasant, mixture of sounds