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The document is a list of negative adjectives describing an unpleasant person. It includes words like wicked, horrid, rude, beastly, vicious, angry, cruel, spooky, monstrous, liar, spiteful, unreliable, crazed, dangerous, nasty, evil, vile, sour, violent, bad-tempered, unfriendly, manic, wild, bully, ghastly, disgusting. The adjectives were written by a student named Kim Barnes from Battle Primary School.
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