acrimonious angry and bitter, especially in speech or disagreement
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adroit skillful, clever, and effective in handling a situation
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amicable friendly and peaceful, especially after disagreement
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apathetic showing little interest, emotion, or concern
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belligerent hostile, aggressive, and eager to argue or fight
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benign gentle or harmless; not dangerous or threatening
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caustic sharply critical, sarcastic, or hurtful in speech
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contrite feeling sincere regret or guilt for something wrong
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copious large in amount or quantity; abundant
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cryptic mysterious or difficult to understand because the meaning is hidden
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despondent very discouraged, unhappy, and without hope
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docile calm, obedient, and easy to control or teach
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erudite having or showing great knowledge gained through study
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exuberant full of energy, excitement, or cheerful enthusiasm
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frivolous not serious or useful; lacking an important purpose
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haughty proud and acting as though other people are less important
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imminent about to happen very soon
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ingenuous honest, innocent, and straightforward, sometimes from lack of experience
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insipid lacking flavor, interest, energy, or excitement
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morose gloomy, withdrawn, and bad-tempered
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negligent failing to give proper care, attention, or responsibility
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ominous suggesting that something bad or threatening is likely to happen
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perfunctory done quickly and with little care or interest
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placid calm, peaceful, and not easily disturbed
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prosaic ordinary, dull, or lacking imagination
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recalcitrant stubbornly resisting rules, authority, or control
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scrupulous extremely careful to do what is right, accurate, or honest
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solemn serious, formal, and not cheerful
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stoic enduring pain or difficulty without showing much emotion or complaint
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superfluous more than is needed; unnecessary
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