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| friendly, courteous, amiable |
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| a likeness, a natural relationship, a kinship |
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| friendly, sociable, and congenial |
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| official approval, praise, commendation |
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| marked by careful and unremitting attention, constant in application |
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| to deceive, to mislead, to persuade with charm |
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| destroyed or caused by decline or decay |
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| affording ample space and room; adapted to or suitable for use |
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| scoffing at, mockery, ridicule |
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| skillful and active with the hands; manually adroit and skillful |
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| disagreeing, inconsistent |
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| to cause, to produce, to create |
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| a plea, an earnest request |
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| extremely bad, deserving of hate |
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| a false appearance, a fake punch to occupy defenses allowing a real blow |
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| trite, banal, lacking freshness |
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| disgraceful or dishonorable conduct |
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| nonconformity, disagreement, incompatibility |
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| having a reputation of the worst kind, vicious, notoriously bad |
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| difficult to understand; mysterious |
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| insulting or contemptuous behavior |
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| firmly established, habitual, deep-rooted |
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| mourn or to express sorrow in a demonstrative manner |
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| having lofty, generous, and courageous spirit |
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| ill will or evil intentions |
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| to utter injuriously misleading reports about |
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| to soothe or to appease, to assuage |
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| extremely stubborn, unwilling to accept advice |
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| overly attentive, like a sycophant, servile |
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| unyielding regardless of reason or logic |
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| dull of mind, insensitive, stupid |
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| deserving hate or contempt |
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| very destructive or harmful, deadly |
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| constantly complaining, whining |
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| to protest, to make objections |
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| to reject, to disown, to disavow |
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| restraint in speech, reluctance to speak |
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| reserved and upright in manner or behavior |
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| exalted, noble, uplifting |
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| haughty, vain and arrogant |
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| begging, humbly asking for a favor |
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| shyness, reserve, assertiveness |
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