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Descriptive and Feeling words

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Apathetic Having or showing little emotion, indifferent, unfeeling, or uninterested.
Assertive Confidently self-assured, positively aggressive, no hesitant to move forward.
Aloof At a distance in feeling or interest, indifferent, cool, haughty.
Arrogant Making claims or pretensions to superior importance or rights; overbearingly assuming; insolently.
Brazen Shameless or impudent, bold, brassy, defiant, arrogant.
Compulsive To act in a strong, impulsive way, to preform an act, especially one that is irrational or contrary to one's will.
Dignity Bearing conduct or speech indicative of self-respect.
Egotistical Given to talking about oneself; vain; boastful; opinionated.
Exasperate To irritate to a high degree to annoy extremely.
Extroverted Outgoing, gregarious, very social.
Gregarious Fond of the company of others, sociable, friendly, extroverted.
Histrionic Excessively dramatic in behavior and speech, overly emotional.
Humiliate To cause a painful loss of pride, self-respect, or dignity; mortify, shame.
Indignant Strong displeasure at something UNJUST, OFFENSIVE or insulting; or insulting; very angry.
Impish Devilish, mischievous.
Impudent Shameless, rude, saucy, brazen; improperly bold
Insolent Boldly rude or disrespectful; insulting, arrogant, OR going against established rules of behavior.
Introverted One who prefers solitude; inward looking, reserved
Impulsive Characterized by sudden or rash ( without consideration) emotion or action.
Melancholy Gloomy, deponent, sad
Created by: thomaseaton
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