Tone words

By:breunna randle

Benevolent

Intending or showing goodwill, kindly, friendly

synonymsgood , kind , humane , generous , liberal , benign ,

philanthropic , altruistic

Compassionate

• Having or showing

 pitying, sympathizing, sympathetic, tender

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Complimentary

• often one that is politely flattering

commendatory, praising, laudatory.

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forthright

• going straight to the point, frank, direct, outspoken

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Outspoken , directly , straight , forward , sincere,

candid , direct

Serene

• Calm, peaceful, or tranquil, unruffled

• Synonyms• Undisturbed , imperturbable , unperturbed ,

composed , collected

Sympathetic

• characterized by, proceeding from, exhibiting, or felling

• synonymsCommiserating , kind, tender , affectionate

objective

• something that ones efforts or actions are intended to attain or accomplish

synonyms• Impartial , fair , impersonal , disinterested ,

destination

BEwildered

• completely puzzled or confused\

• synonymsMystify , nonplus , confuse , daze ,

confound , stagger , muddle

Condescending

• Showing or implying a usually patronizing

• synonyms• Patronizing , disdainful , supercilious

desolate

barren or laid waste ; devastated: a treeless, desolate

Synonyms ravaged, desert, lonesome , lost ; miserable , wretched , woebegone woeful , inconsolable , cheerless , hopeless , desolate

haughty

• Disdainfully, proud snobbish ,scornfully

Synonyms• Lordly , disdainful , contemptuous . See proud

Indignant

• synonyms• Angry , resentful , infuriated , mad

feeling, characterized by, or expressing strong displeasure

at something considered unjust, offensive, insulting, or base: indignant remarks; an indignant expression on his

Irreverent

• not reverent manifesting or characterized by

• synonyms• Irreligious , impious, profane

Melancholy

• a gloomy state of mind, especially when habitual or prolonged;

• synonyms• sadness, dejection, despondency. 2. seriousness.

4. gloomy, despondent, blue, dispirited, sorrowful, dismal, doleful, glum, downcast. 6.  serious.

Mocking

• to attack or treat with ridicule

• synonyms• Deride ; taunt , flout, gibe ; chaff, tease , see

ridicule cheat, dupe , fool , mislead

Ominous

• portending evil or harm ; foreboding; threatening

pessimistic

• Pertaining to or characterized by

SEvere

• harsh; unnecessarily extreme

strict, hard. See unadorned demanding

exacting

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Solemn

• grave , sober, or mirth

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unsmiling serious See august imposing stately ritual, ceremonial  devotional sacred

Somber

• Glomming dark ; shadowy dimly lighted

dusky murky sunless lugubrious mournful doleful melancholy

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Suspicious

• tending to cause or excite

Suspect dubious doubtful  mistrustful wary disbelieving

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