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loathing
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intense hatred
abhorrence
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intense disgust
revulsion
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strong disgust
scorn
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lack of respect for smth or someone felt to be worthless
repulsion
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opposite of strong attraction
bland
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lacking taste, character
brash
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too confident; too bright (clothes)
dowdy
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dull in appearance
fickle
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changing options suddenly without reason
fuddy-duddy
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old fashioned
grasping
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always wanting more money; greedy
nit-picking
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too concerned about unimportant details
obnoxious
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unpleasant and rude
obsequious
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too eager to praise or obey people
off-hand
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showing rude lack of interest in others
officious
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ostentatious
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displaying wealth in a vulgar way
pompous
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pretentious
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trying to appear more serious then you are
puerile
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too silly or childish
sloppy
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not taking care in the way you work
squalid
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very dirty and unpleasant
trite
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lacking originality
impetuous
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acts on a sudden idea; generally negative
impulsive
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acts on sudden idea; generally positive
effusive
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fakes exaggerated expression of pleasure l, praise
excitable
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very excited
pushy
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always selfishly ones interest
garrulous
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talks too much about unimportant stuff
taciturn
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reserved; say very little
extrovert
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very outgoing and social person; feels good in large groups
introvert
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quiet and not liking being in large groups
diffident
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lack of confidence
reserved
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quiet person who keeps their emotion hidden
aloof
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unfriedly and not sociable
haughty
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unfriendly and thinks of yourself as better than others
disdainful
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someone who doesn’t believe others deserve respect
unapproachable
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conceited
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too proud of oneself
self-important
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someone who has exaggerated opinion of himself
modest
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not bragging about ones abilities
flirt
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someone who as if they were attracted to people
naive
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willing to believe simply because someone’s say so
gullible
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easily deceived
conscientious
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taking work very seriously
obstinate
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unwilling to change
unscrupulous
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lacking morals
antipathy
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strong feeling of not liking someone; having no empathy for him
aversion
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strong feeling you don’t like someone
approachable
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easy to come up to; be sociable with
unsympathetic
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not kind; don’t want to know about others
pig-headed
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stubborn
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