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relentless |
never ceasing; ardently persistent |
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obdurate |
unmoved by emotion; obstinate |
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boorish |
ill-mannered and coarse in behavior or appearance |
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malicious |
intending to cause harm; evil |
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baleful |
threatening harm; menacing |
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belligerent |
inclined to engage in war; hostile and war-like |
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gleeful |
exuberantly and triumphantly joyful |
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virtuous |
having or showing high moral standards; righteous |
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peerless |
having no equal; incomparable and matchless |
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eminent |
famous and respected within a specific sphere of profession |
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infallible |
incapable of making mistakes or being wrong |
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seditious |
rebellious; pertaining to rebellion against an authority |
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remorseful |
feeling deep regret or guilt for a wrong someone committed |
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sacrilegious |
grossly irreverent to what is held to be sacred |
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irrevocable |
unable to be changed or reversed; final |
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jovial |
endowed with good cheer; friendly and joyous |
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mirthful |
showing high-spirited merriment; jolly and gay |
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exuberant |
filled with lively energy and excitement |
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sylvan |
consisting of or associated with woods; wooded |
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despondent |
in low spirits from loss of hope or courage; despairing |
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amiable |
friendly, kind, and pleasant; warm |
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poignant |
evoking a keen sense of sadness or regret |
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celestial |
belonging or related to heaven; supremely good |
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benevolent |
well meaning and kindly; good-natured |
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sublime |
inspiring ecstasy, awe and terror simultaneously; majestic |
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indignant |
expressing anger at what is perceived as unfair treatment; righteously angry |
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solitary |
done or existing alone; single and isolated |
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laborious |
requiring considerable effort and time; arduous |
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arduous |
involving or requiring strenuous effort; difficult and hard |
