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| Description of lachrymose (adjective) causing or given to shedding tears; depressed; weepy; mournful
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| Description of amiable (adjective) friendly; genial; pleasant
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| Description of mutable (adjective) given to frequent change in nature, mood or form; unstable; changeable
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| Description of credulous (adjective) inclined to believe anything; easily imposed upon; naive; gullible; deceivable
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| Description of capricious (adjective) changeable; fickle
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| Description of truculent (adjective) fierce; savage; cruel; destructive; harsh; barbaric
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| Description of compatible (adjective) in agreement with; harmonious
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| Description of egregious (adjective) often of mistakes; extremely and noticeably bad; flagrant; rude
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| Description of boorish (adjective) unrefined in speech or manners; loutish; ill-bred; uncivilized; coarse
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| Description of demure (adjective) affectedly or falsely modest or prim; serious; calm; shy
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