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subtle (adj.) | cunning, wily, or crafty |
supercilious (adj.) | exhibiting haughty and careless contempt |
taciturn (adj.) | disinclined to conversation |
termagant (adj.) | violently abusive and quarrelsome |
tolerable (adj.) | moderately good |
tractable (adj.) | easily led or controlled |
treacherous (adj.) | perfidious, deceptive |
tremulous (adj.) | characterized by quivering or unsteadiness |
trite (adj.) | lacking in freshness or effectiveness because of constant use or excessive repetition |
truculent (adj.) | having the character or the spirit of a savage |
unaffected (adj.) | sincere |
unbecoming (adj.) | unsuited to the wearer, place, or surroundings |
unbridled (adj.) | being without restraint |
unconscionable (adj.) | not in accordance with what is just or reasonable |
ungainly (adj.) | clumsy |
unisonant (adj.) | being in a condition of perfect agreement and accord |
untoward (adj.) | causing annoyance or hindrance |
vehement (adj.) | very eager or urgent |
venerable (adj.) | meriting or commanding high esteem |
voracious (adj.) | eating with greediness or in very large quantities |