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| difficult and frustrating to deal with; annoyed or worried |
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| characterized by reserve or moderation; unemotional |
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painfully affecting the feelings; touching;
designed to make an impression |
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| separate or disconnected from emotion |
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| not having any serious purpose or value |
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| showing a willingness to take surprisingly bold risks |
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| dark or dull in color or tone |
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| playful and silly; feeling or showing great happiness and joy; causing dizziness |
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| causing annoyance, anger, or another strong reaction |
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| overimaginative and unreal |
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| having or showing a feeling of superiority |
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| showing hateful disgust; scornful |
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| having or showing fervor or excitement |
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| showing a lack of respect for people/things that are taken seriously |
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| truthful and straitforward |
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| intended to teach, particularly in having moral instructions as an ulterior motive |
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using humor to show that
someone or something is
foolish, weak or bad |
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| playfully odd or fanciful, especially in an appealing way |
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| modest or shy because of lack of self-confidence |
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having contradictory
feelings about someone or something at the same time |
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| (especially a work of art) having a mournful quality |
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| showing contempt or lack of respect |
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| looking or sounding sad and dismal |
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annoying by correcting small
errors and giving too much
attention to minor details |
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| feeling or showing anger or annoyance at unfair treatment |
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| talking or exchanging remarks in a good-humored, teasing way |
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| not showing a serious or respectful attitude |
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| expressing or involving prolonged thought |
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| treat with apparent kindness that shows a feeling of superiority |
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speech that is meant to be
funny but that is usually
regarded as annoying, silly,
or not proper |
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| causing others to feel angry or highly emotional |
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| a feeling of fear or agitation about something that may happen |
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| expecting others to have bad motives or intent |
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| (of a person or mental process) intelligently analytical & clear thinking |
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happening or done without
thought or without any effort
to be different or interesting |
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| feeling or expressing contempt or derision |
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| expressing a feeling of gratitude or praise in a unrestrained or heartfelt matter |
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| informal way of speaking, usually not part of standard language use |
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| showing little concern for the feelings of others; harsh |
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| thinking carefully about possible risks before doing or saying something |
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| showing little interest or care in a matter |
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very easy to see or notice; attracting attention by being great or impressive |
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expressing disapproval or criticism; urging someone to do something |
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| showing an intelligent sense of humor |
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| impressive in size, bearing, dignity, or grandeur |
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capable of being altered or controlled by outside forces or influences |
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| feeling or showing sorrow and remorse for a sin or shortcoming |
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having the ability to reason or think about things clearly |
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being pleasant and at ease in talking to others; friendly
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