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critical: (krit-i-kuh[image]l) finding fault
Her mother was very critical of her grades because she wanted her to make something out of herself.
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conventional: (kuh[image]n-ven-shuh-nl) lacking sponteneity, originality, and individuality
The coach told her that her conventional style of play would never get her playing time. |
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earnest: (ur-nist) intense, sincere state of mind
And I'm an earnest, progressive historian. |
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gloomy: (gloo-mee) darkness, sadness, rejection
The gloomy skies reflected her melancholic mood. |
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optimistic: (op-tuh-mis-tik) hopeful, cheerful
An optomistic person sees the glass half full rather than half empty. |
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