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- To be complaisantis to comply with others and be willing to do
what pleases others. - To be apatheticis to show a lack of interest or concern; to be
indifferent. - To be peremptoryis to be dictatorial, not allowing contradiction, or
putting an end to debate or action. - To be officiousis to be meddlesome, bossy, and eagerly offering
unwanted advice. - An impassiveperson does not show his or her feelings, emotions, or
pain. - To be impetuousis to display sudden, forceful energy or emotion,
especially without thought or consideration of consequences. - Someone who is asceticpractices self-denial and does not allow him
or herself pleasures or luxuries. - Someone who is adamantis unyielding to requests, appeals, or
reason. - To be querulousis to complain and be generally discontented.
- Something or someone who is vitriolicis savagely hostile or bitter.
- Someone who is mettlesomeis courageous and high-spirited.
- To be insouciantis to be unconcerned, carefree, and indifferent.
- Someone who is imperiousis overbearing, bossy; domineering.
- To be sanctimoniousis to be hypocritically pious or devout;
excessively self-righteous. - To be nonchalantis to be indifferent or cool; not showing anxiety or
excitement.