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Question		Answer
Arrogant start learning		Assured of being better/more important/having more abilities
Underprivileged start learning		Someone living at lower standards than the majority od society
Naive start learning		Someone easy to fool, someone that believes everything or innocent (unaffected)
Self-satisfied start learning		Satisfied with oneself’s achievements, someone confident (usually positive)
Condescending start learning		Seemingly helpful but betraying (revealing) a feeling of superiority
Articulate start learning		Having the ability to speak fluently and coherently
Humble start learning		Modest
Bullying start learning		Seeking to harm or intimidate somebody
Cocky start learning		Excessively confident in a cheeky way
Self-confident start learning		Confident of oneself and one’s abilities
Heartless start learning		Displaying a lack of feelings or mercy
Haughty start learning		Arrogantly superior
Straightforward start learning		Uncomplicated, someone honest and frank
Compasionate start learning		Showing sympathy and concern for others
Insensitive start learning		Showing no concern for others’ feelings, not considerate
Cautiously start learning		With great caution, in a way that avoids potential dangers
Furtively start learning		In a way avoiding attention; secretively
Privately start learning		In a private manner
Humdrum start learning		Lacking excitement; boringly monotonous
Docile start learning		Ready to accept control; sumbmissive
Dreary start learning		Depressingly dull or repetitive
Stunning start learning		Extremely impressive or attractive
Glamorous start learning		Attractive or appealing in an exciting way
Exciting start learning		Causing great enthusiasm
Alas start learning		Used to express grief or pity e.g. “alas, my funds have some limitations”
Inevitable start learning		Impossible to dodge
Alone start learning		Having no one else present
Lonely start learning		Without companions
Derelict start learning		In a poor conditioun due to disuse and neglect (about things)
Tarnish start learning		Loss of lustre or sheen (about things) e.g. “silver tarnishes too easy”
Fade start learning		Loss of colour or brightness
Secretly start learning		In a discreet manner
Slyly start learning		In a way that suggests some secret knowledge that may be embarassing or harmful
Thoughtfully start learning		With consideration
Loningly start learning		With a yearning desire
Carelessly start learning		In a casual way; inattentively
Casually start learning		In a relaxed or informal way
Awkwardly start learning		In an embarrassing way; not gracefully
Utterly start learning		Completely (in a negative way)
Exactly start learning		Used to emphasize the accuracy of a description
Accurately start learning		In a way that is correct in all details; exactly
Vulnerable start learning		Exposed to the possibility of being attacked
Weedy start learning		Someona thin and phisically weak in appearance (British informal)
Disappointed start learning		Bitterly
Unlikely start learning		Highly
Clear start learning		Perfectly
Disappointed start learning		Sorely
Impossible start learning		Virtually
Hope start learning		Deeply
Remember start learning		Distinctly
Await start learning		Eagerly
Hope start learning		Sincerely
Delighted start learning		Absolutely
Forgot start learning		Completely
Convinced start learning		Entirely
Optimistic start learning		Wildly
Say start learning		Safely
Happy start learning		Perfectly
Reccomend start learning		Strongly
Intend start learning		Fully
Believe start learning		Firmly
Appreciate start learning		Greatly
Epiphany start learning		Sudden realisation
Agenda start learning		Underlying motive
Triggered (by) start learning		Caused
Aspiration start learning		Ambition
Come to bits start learning		Come to a deteriorated state
Dead start learning		Boring and unexciting
Catch sight of start learning		Suddenly notice
Droop start learning		Fall down; hang downwards
Cascade start learning		Fall down in large quantities
Resplendent start learning		Attractive, brilliant
Forlorn start learning		Pitifully sad
Ornate start learning		Highly decorated
Momentarily start learning		For a very short time; briefly
Gown start learning		A long elegant dress worn on formal occasions

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