acquiesce
to accept or agree to something reluctantly but without protest
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adamant
firmly refusing to change an opinion or decision
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admonish
to warn or criticize someone firmly but usually gently
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affable
friendly, pleasant, and easy to talk to
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appease
to calm or satisfy someone by giving them what they want
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apprehensive
worried or uneasy about something that may happen
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articulate
able to express ideas clearly and effectively
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censure
to express strong official criticism or disapproval
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concur
to agree with an opinion, decision, or conclusion
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conspicuous
easy to notice because it stands out clearly
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credulous
too ready to believe things without enough evidence
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decorum
proper and polite behavior appropriate to a situation
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deferential
showing respectful attention to someone of higher status or authority
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disparage
to speak about someone or something in a way that lowers its value or reputation
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dubious
doubtful, uncertain, or not likely to be trustworthy
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erroneous
incorrect because of an error or mistaken belief
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gregarious
sociable and enjoying the company of other people
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indignant
angry because something seems unfair or insulting
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lethargic
lacking energy, enthusiasm, or alertness
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magnanimous
generous and forgiving, especially toward a rival or weaker person
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orthodox
following established, traditional, or widely accepted beliefs or methods
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poignant
causing a strong feeling of sadness, sympathy, or emotional reflection
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reclusive
avoiding other people and preferring to live or spend time alone
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sporadic
happening occasionally or irregularly rather than continuously
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stringent
very strict, demanding, or severe
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superficial
concerned only with the surface and lacking depth or thoroughness
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taciturn
habitually quiet and unwilling to talk very much
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vigilant
carefully watchful for possible danger or problems
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whimsical
playfully unusual or based on sudden imaginative ideas
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zealous
showing intense enthusiasm and devotion to a cause or goal
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