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insipid
lacking distinct qualities or character, vapid
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surreptitiously
stealthily, sneakily
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ostentatious
being pretentious or ingenuine to impress other people
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cogent
convincing strongly, strong assent or belief
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effusive
overly demonstrative, unreserved
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nascent
beginning to exist or develop
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pejorative
having a disparaging, derogatory, or belittling effect or force
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facile
working,acting, or moving with ease, sometimes superficiality
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replete
abundantly supplied or provided
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pugnacious
inclined to quarrel, ready to fight
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facetious
not meant to be taken seriously
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aesthetic
of or pertaining to a sense of beauty
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eclectic
of or selected from many different sources
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staid
fixed, settled, or permanent
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affable
kind , friendly, easy to talk to, approachable
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obdurate
unyielding, steadfast, stubborn
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mollify
to pacify, appease, make calm
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malfeasance
a thing harmful or against the law, illegal, wrong
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caustic
critical or sarcastic
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ebullience
high in spirits, exhilaration, exuberance
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garrulous
overly talkative, tendency to ramble on about trivial things
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inefficacious
not bringing about the desired effect or result, ineffective
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truculent
fierce, cruel, or brutal
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scrupulous
principled, moral, attentive to what is right
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incredulous
not inclined to believe, skeptical
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punctiliously
strict or exact in formalities of conduct
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florid
reddish, ruddy, rosy
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rakish
dashing, dissolute, smart, jaunty
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raillery
good humored ridicule, banter
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recherche
carefully sought out
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diminutive
small, little, tiny
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abject
utterly hopeless, miserable, humiliating
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paroxysm
a sudden, violent outburst, a fit or violent action, or emotion
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impertinent
intrusive, presumptuous, insolently rude
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vivacity
liveliness, animation, sprightliness
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copiously
large or abundant (thoughts or words)
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solicitude
feeling anxious, preoccupied, or concerned
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saturnine
sluggish or gloomy in feeling
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impudence
insolent, shameless, boldfaced audacity
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ignominy
shame, public contempt
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