Accusing - To say that someone did something wrong or bad. For example, when you think someone is guilty., Aggressive - Someone who is very angry and may want to fight or argue. They can be loud and pushy., Arrogant - A person who thinks they are better than others. They often show off and do not listen to others., Bitter - Feeling unhappy or angry because of something that happened in the past. It can also mean having a strong, unpleasant taste., Calm - A state of being peaceful and not nervous or angry. When you are calm, you feel relaxed., Complimentary - Saying nice things about someone or something. It is a way to show praise or admiration., Enthusiastic - Showing a lot of excitement and interest in something. When you are enthusiastic, you are very eager., Grateful - Feeling thankful for something good that someone has done for you. It means you appreciate what you have., Miserable - Feeling very unhappy or sad. It can also mean being uncomfortable or in a bad situation., Nostalgic - Feeling a mix of happiness and sadness when you think about the past. It happens when you remember good times., Optimistic - Having a positive attitude about the future. You believe good things will happen., Pessimistic - Having a negative attitude about the future. You think bad things will happen., Sarcastic - Saying something in a way that means the opposite, often to be funny or to criticize. It can sound rude sometimes., Sympathetic - Showing understanding and care for someone else's feelings, especially when they are sad or in trouble.,

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