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| harsh or severe as of temper or expression |
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| Caustic (Hostile), Biting, or rancorous (sharp) |
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| Chacterised by indirect or unclear forces |
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| An humorous composition that vulgarizes or mocks |
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| Familiar or informal conversation |
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| Feeling hopelessness or doom |
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| Having the manner of a teacher |
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| restrained or reserved in manner |
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| Opinions that are expressed strongly as if they were facts |
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| Expressing sorrow for something that has past |
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| Funny, joking, not serious |
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| intensity of spirty, enthused |
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| Disrespectful or shallow, not serious |
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| penetrating; cutting, or biting tone |
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| having Anger caused by something unjust |
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| tending to arouse anger, hostility |
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| Deliberately meant to gain favour; agreeable |
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| Dull, flat, without interesting qualities |
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| boldly rude or disrespectful; insulting |
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| Not reverent, disrespect, especially towards God |
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| Excessively patriotic, often violently |
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| Lofty or courageous in spirit |
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| Offensively looking down on someone |
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| To be unimaginitive, being showy of one’s knowledge, often in a boring manner |
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| Sarcastic, skepically humourous |
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| Dignified and somber, commited to keeping a promise |
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| Inflated or overblown language |
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1. Unpredictable
2. Lightly/fancifully |
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