Associative (tone) words
malicious (malice)
when you act in a cruel or unkind way that is intended to harm
haughty (haughtiness)
when you act in a way that is arrogantly superior
condescending (condescension)
when you act in a way that makes you appear superior
callous (callousness)
when you act in an uncaring or cold-hearted way
critical (criticism)
when you always see the weakness or the problems with something
solemn (solemnity)
when you are acting in a serious/formal way or when you are reflecting sadly
flippant (flippancy)
when you are acting in an in a way that is innappropraite or silly, usually in a formal or serious environment
bitter (bitterness)
when you are angry or hurt because of bad experiencesor unjust treatment
lighthearted (lightheartedness)
when you are care-free and joyful
clinical
when you are coldly, efficiently unnatached or unemotional
flattering (flattery)
when you are complementary or praising
forthright (forthrightness)
when you are direct, straightforward, outspoken, and honest
detached (detachment)
when you are dispassionate or seperated, emotionally; aloof
wrathful (wrath)
when you are extreamly angry
somber
when you are in a dark, serious gloomy or solomn mood
reflective (reflection)
when you are in deep thought, often about past experiences
indignant
when you are offended or annoyed by unfair treatment
ceremonial (ceremony)
when you are respectful and formal
disdainful (disdain)
when you are rude because you look down on or do not lilek someone
candid (candidness)
when you are straightforward and open
didactic
when you are teaching someone something in a condescending manner.
obsequious (obsequiousness)
when you are too eager to help or obey spmeone important
soothing
when you are trying to calm or comfort someone
sympathetic (sympathy)
when you are understanding of others' emotions; compassion
instructive (instruction)
when you are useful and informative
morose (moroseness)
when you are very gloomy or depressed
elated (elation)
when you are very, very happy about something; overjoyed
judgemental (judgement)
when you criticize someone in thought or action, for wrong doing
cynical (cynicism)
when you doubt what someone is saying or the goodness of mankind
effusive (effusion)
when you express your feelings in an unrestrained or gushy manner
impartial (impartiality)
when you express yourself without bias, or stick to the facts
foreboding
when you feel something bad is about to happen
amused (amusement)
when you find something humorous or entertaining
reverant (reverance)
when you say something that shows a deep repect (almost religious)
sarcastic (sarcasm)
when you say the opposite of what you mean
sincere (sincerity)
when you say what you really feel or believe
authoritative (authority)
when you speak in a commanding, confident, and assertive mannner
pessimistic (pessimism)
when you think negatively about the future, or find the bad in situations
optimistic (optimism)
when you think positively about the future or find the good in situations
patronizing
when you treat someone with apparent kindness that reveals superiority
