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Tone words
26-50
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Elegiac | expressing sorrow;mournful;plaintive |
| Eloquent | persuasive, fluent and graceful in discourse; highly, vividly or movingly expressive of an emotion |
| Embittered | to be filled with resentment; hostile; angry or resentful at having been treated unfairly(one can also embitter or fill with bitterness) |
| Erudite | deeply learned; scholarly; intellectual (colloquially: "book smart") |
| Facetious | playful; humorous; improbably silly |
| Fatalistic | the doctrine that all events are predetermined by fate and therefore unalterable by man; submitted to fate; resigned |
| Flippant | marked by disrespectful levity / light hardness; sarcastic; not showing a serious or respectful attitude |
| Frivolous | unworthy of serious attention; insignificant; trivial |
| Galling | causing acute irritation, exasperation, discomfort or disgust, inflammatory |
| Giddy | playfully silly; excited to the point of disorientation;joyfully elated |
| Glib | superficial;insincere; slick or smooth talking; fluent often to the point of being insincere or deceitful |
| Iconoclastic | characterized by attacks on cherished belief's or institutions; irreverent; heretical |
| Incredulous | disbelieving; skeptical; expressing disbelief |
| Indifferent | characterized by lack of partiality or bias; uninterested or lacking enthusiasm or concern; apathetic |
| Indignant | righteously angry; angry at injustice; taking great offense to a moral basis |
| Inflammatory | arousing strong emotion |
| insolent | presumptuous and insulting in manner or speech; arrogant;haughty disrespect |
| Introspective | given to private thought; contemplative; reflective |
| Ironic | when the understood meaning is the opposite of the stated meaning |
| Irreverent | lacking in reverence; disrespectful;iconoclastic ; sacrilegious |
| Lackadaisical | Lacking spirit or interest; languid; indifferent; apathetic |
| Lambasting | to scold sharply; berate; giving a verbal beating or verbal thrashing |