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| behavior appropriate to a prevailing social code |
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| refinements and subtlety in a given situation (making situations more comfortable) |
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| appropriate behavior, fitting rules of conduct |
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| codes of expected behavior in any situation |
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| observation of existing social norms |
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| a person with no social sense, rude or has no manners |
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| bad disposition. like "boor" |
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| subtle or slight variation and sensitivity to those variations. |
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| to know what to do. (knowing what fork to use at a fancy dinner; also have grace and tact to put others at ease) |
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| bold and determined, unwavering in purpose. |
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| not discouraged or disheartened. willing to endure, keep moving. |
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| "resolute" fearlessly brave. |
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| fearlessly, recklessly daring. Without regard for prudence or convention. |
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| to resist control or be impatient under restriction |
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| the strength of mind to endure pain or difficulty with courage |
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| undergo adversity with bold self-assurance. But rude and shameless. |
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| a foolish disregard for danger |
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| a person who seeks to overthrow popular ideas |
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| dull, bland, uninteresting (speech or writing). Childish or immature. |
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| something at which a person excels |
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| a person who acts as a provocative stimulus or catalyst to action. Or and irritating critic. |
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| spotted or patchy, black in white |
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| not inherent or coming from an external source |
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