lament, to express sorrow, complaint, mourning, or regret, plethora, an excess or an abundance, crass, gross, rude, ill-mannered, ignorant, lack of knowledge or intelligence, magnitude, a great size or extent; importance or quality, apathetic, not having or showing much emotion or interest, cynical, a person that distrusts the basic goodness in human nature, harrowing, extremely distressing or disturbing, surreal, having hte conditions of being a hallucination or dream, demonstrative, incline to display feelings openly, pompous, self-important or arrogant, accolades, awards or honors, condescend, to assume an air of superiority, precocious, exceptional maturity or talent at an early age, clandestine, marked by secrecy, adamant, unshakeable or unyielding on a position; firm or stubborn about one's opinion, verbose, prone to excess wordiness, gregarious, social and outgoing, reticent, quiet and uncommunicative, notorious, well-known for an unfavorable trait or reason, connotation, is what it implies, orwhat has become associated with it other than its literal meaning, denotes, exact meaning of word, crestfallen, sad and disappointed; shamed and humiliated, superstition, belief or practice resulting from fear, ignorance, or a trust in magic, despite lack of evidence, irate, arising from anger.

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