Possible tone Meaning of the word Acerbic Harsh/ severe; bitter Aggressive Forceful; tending towards unprovoked offensiveness

Angy/indignant Apahetic Emotionless; not interested/ concerned; indifferent; unresponsive Apoogetic Expressing remorse, regret, sorrow for having failed, injured, insulte d or wronged another qwefBeligerent Aggressively hostile; bellicose Biaedqd Favouring one thing/person/group over another for personal reasons. Cautic qeBitinga;risdfh;adm'sd; acerbic Comiseratdqfing Feeling/ expressing sorrow for; empathizing with; pity Conescendinewfg Patronizing; showing/implying patronising descent from dignity/ superiority Conemptuous Exaedfpressing contempt/ disdain Cyncal displaying qdsa belief that people are always self-seeking and never altr uistic in their actions Dersive Unkind and fqwrdeisplaying contempt Disaraging Speak slightfqingly; depreciating; belittling Dogatic Asserting opinionwefqs in an arrogant manner; imperious; dictatorial Emotional Easily affected by wfefeelings actuated by experiencing love, hate, fe ar and the like Ethical Dealing with principleswfqe of morality; honest; righteous Euphemistic Substitution of mild, wfaeindirect or vague expression for one thoug ht to be offensive, harsh or blunt Gradiose More complicated/ elaboratedwe than necessary; pompous Humnistic Evincing keen interest in huqwfeman affairs, nature, welfare, values Humurous Funny and amusing qwfe Intospective Consider one's owwfen internal state of feelings Incendiary Causing strong feelinWEgs Lauatory Praising; extolling; appSDlauding DMotvating Impelling; inciting SAD OFbsequious Fawning; showing servile complaisance; flattering; deferent PDFDWEedestrian Lacking vitality, imagination, distinction PoplWFDist Egalitarian; pertaining to the characteristics of common people/ work ing class DEQDSFProvoDFcative Inciting; stimulating; irritating; vexing Romntic Fanciful; impractical; unrealistic; extravagant; exaggerated QSarastic Harsh, bitter derision; taunting; sneering; cutting remarks FWEESFatrical Ironical; taunting; human folly held up to scorn/ derision/ ridicu le S FQWEpeulative Theoretical rather than practical; thoughtful; reflective; hypothe tical QWTecnical Using terminology or treating subject matter in a manner peculiar to a particular field, as a writer or a book QWEViFtiolic Full of anger and hatred QWVitFperative Cruel and angry criticism QWE\FQFQEFQWFQWFQW\FF