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Admonishing
To express warning or disapproval to, esp. in a gentle, earnest, or solicitous manner; to indicate duties or obligations to
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Agitated
Excited; disturbed
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Ambiguous
Open to or having several possible meanings or interpretations; equivocal; of doubtful or uncertain nature
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Ambivalent
Simultaneous and contradictory attitudes or feelings (as attraction and repulsion) toward an object, person, or action
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Blunt
Abrupt in address or manner; slow in perception or understanding; obtuse
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Brash
Hasty; rash; impetuous
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Calculated
Carefully thought out or planned
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Candid
Free from bias, prejudice or malice; fair; marked by honest, sincere expression; blunt; frank
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Censorious
Marked by or given to censure; critical
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Condescending
Showing or implying a usually patronizing descent from dignity or superiority
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Contemplative
Given to or characterized by contemplation
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Contemptuous
Showing or expressing contempt or disdain
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Contentious
A struggling together in opposition; strife
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Defensive
Excessively concerned with guarding against the real or imagined threat of criticism
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Deferential
Showing deference; deferent; respectful
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Diffident
Restrained or reserved in manner, conduct; timid; shy
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Discursive
Proceeding by reasoning or argument rather than intuition; digressive; rambling
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Feigned
Sham; pretend; counterfeit
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Fervent
Having great warmth or intensity of spirit; being enthusiastic
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Glamorous
Full of excitement, adventure, and unusual activity
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Grudging
Showing reluctance
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Guarded
Cautious, careful, prudent
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Impressionistic
Based on subjective reactions presented unsystematically
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Indignant
Marked by anger aroused by injustice
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Maudlin
Tearfully or weakly emotional
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Modulated
Regulated to adjust to a certain measure or proportion; softened; toned down
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Ominous
Having the significance of an omen, portending evil or harm
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Pedantic
Overly concerned with minute details
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Poignant
Painfully affecting the feelings; deeply affecting; piercing; pungently pervasive
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Polemical
A controversial argument against a doctrine
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Rapt
Carried away with emotion; completely engrossed
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Reverential
Treating a subject with honor and respect
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Sanguine
Optimistic, cheerful
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Sardonic
Scornfully and bitterly sarcastic
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Solemn
Deeply earnest, tending toward sad reflection
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Strident
Having a shrill, irritating quality or character
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Trepidatious
Uncertain and apprehensive
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