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Tone Vocabulary 1 abhorrent repugnant, repulsive, detestable, objectionable cerebral intellectual, rational, logical, academic, analytical despondent hopeless, dejected, downcast, glum fawning flattering, sycophantic, submissive, toadying insolent impudent, disrespectful, cheeky mirthful blithesome, jocose, joyful, merry, gleeful Pollyannaish cheerful, buoyant, upbeat, optimistic serene tranquil, unflustered, peaceful, calm

Tone Vocabulary 2 audacious daring, bold, impudent, foolhardy, rash consternated dismayed, disquieted, anxious, concerned eccentric unconventional, peculiar, unusual, strange, outlandish idealistic unrealistic, romantic, optimistic, quixotic, impractical jaded cynical, dulled, bored, world-weary obstinate adamant, stubborn, inflexible, mulish, tenacious remorseful rueful, repentant, contrite, penitent upbraiding scolding, reproachful, chastising, rebuking

Tone Vocabulary 3 acerbic caustic, bitter, barbed, biting chagrined mortified, embarrassed, vexed, unsettled detached aloof, disinterested, indifferent, impassive fervent ardent, zealous, fanatical, impassioned insular isolated, limited, narrow-minded, reactionary misanthropic antisocial, reclusive, mistrustful, skeptical, derisive pompous pretentious, ostentatious, self-important, arrogant sinister malevolent, pernicious, threatening, malignant, baleful

Tone Vocabulary 4 callous pitiless, heartless, uncaring, insensitive, cruel defiant disobedient, insolent, rebellious, insubordinate exultant jubilant, triumphant, elated, thrilled indomitable unconquerable, invincible, resolute, determined methodical systematic, technical, precise, logical, exact piqued annoyed, irked, irritated, resentful sardonic scornful, derisive, mocking, mordant wistful pensive, thoughtful, longing, reflective, contemplative

Tone Vocabulary 5 acquiescent passive, compliant, submissive, yielding, conceding choleric irritable, irascible, fiery, hot-tempered deterministic destined, fated, preordained, doomed funereal somber, grave, glum, sullen, saturnine intransigent uncompromising, intractable, unyielding mordant caustic, acerbic, scathing, sarcastic portentous ominous, fateful, crucial, awe-inspiring solemn austere, grave, serious, somber, glum, cheerless

Tone Vocabulary 6 bristled annoyed, indignant, riled, irritated credulous gullible, naïve, unsuspecting, trusting enervated languid, indolent, lethargic inane ridiculous, mindless, frivolous, empty menacing threatening, ominous, frightening, endangering rancorous bitter, vengeful, pitiless, unforgiving tenacious resolute, obstinate, persistent, determined zealous passionate, fervent, ardent, fanatical

Tone Vocabulary 7 austere stern, strict, severe, rigorous covetous envious, jealous, resentful elegiac mournful, plaintive, lamenting, gloomy, morose haughty arrogant, conceited, proud, pompous keen perceptive, insightful, observant, discerning, sharp obsequious sycophantic, fawning, subservient, toadying sanguine confident, optimistic, positive, hopeful whimsical fanciful, capricious, quirky, compulsive, erratic

Tone Vocabulary 8 buoyant cheerful, upbeat, optimistic, jaunty condescending patronizing, arrogant, pompous dynamic active, energetic, vibrant, vigorous halcyon untroubled, calm, peaceful, heavenly ireful furious, enraged, livid, fuming paradoxical abstruse, complex, perplexing, puzzling, recondite rapturous ecstatic, blissful, euphoric, elated trepid timorous, fearful, apprehensive, nervous

Tone Vocabulary 9 averse repugnant, disinclined, loath, reluctant cowering shrinking, cringing, recoiling, trembling exasperated annoyed, infuriated, maddened, incensed, irritated indolent slothful, idle, lethargic, sluggish mendacious untruthful, misleading, deceptive, unreliable petulant cantankerous, insolent, ill-humored, peevish sapient sagacious, wise, insightful, discerning vivacious lively, spirited, effervescent, animated

Tone Vocabulary 10 altruistic unselfish, humane, philanthropic capricious impulsive, unpredictable, whimsical, erratic empathic compassionate, kindhearted, considerate imperious domineering, commanding, overbearing, arrogant maudlin sentimental, mawkish, self-pitying, overemotional, weepy provincial unsophisticated, simple, unpolished, unrefined secular worldly, temporal, material, lay vehement fervent, vigorous, intense, heated, passionate