1. The document thanks several individuals and provides definitions for compassionate, prideful, ambivalent, bitter, desperate, apologetic, hypocritical, disgusting, sympathetic, insulting, proud, persuasive, affectionate, and self-pitying. 2. Examples are given for some adjectives to illustrate their meanings, such as cocoa beans having a bitter flavor and resisting self-pity. 3. Definitions focus on conveying emotions, attitudes, and qualities like feeling sympathy for others, arrogance, indecision, urgency, pretending to have beliefs, and expressing love.

1. Thanks to T, Miyu, Abdullah,
Aziz, Che, Yasmeen, Saeed, Luha,
Kim, Travis, Rayan, Abdulla,
Sharon , Tiffany, Barbie, Rehab,
and Abdulfattah

2. Compassionate ( Adj.)
Definition - >feeling sympathy for people who are suffering.

3. PRIDEFUL
Arrogant; disdainful
having or showing arrogant superiority to
those one views as unworthy.

4. Ambivalent: not sure whether you want or like
something or not

5. BITTER
(ADJ)
Ex: Cocoa beans have a bitterflavor.

6. DESPERATE
Adjective
1. having an urgent
need, desire, etc.:
desperate for attention.
2.leaving little or no hope; very
serious or dangerous: a
desperateillness.
3. extremelybad;intolerable or
shocking: clothes in
desperatetaste.
4. extremeorexcessive.

7. Showing that you feel sorry about having
caused someone problems or unhappiness.
I am so apologeticabout breaking your glasses. I
am sorry.

8. Hypocritical is an By: RayanALQurashi
adjective to describe a
person(or an action that is
done by a person) who
pretends to have, moral or
religious beliefs, but he or
she does not actually have.
It is common to Malcolm X
find commented
on the
Hypocritical
American
people in democracy
politics. by saying:
“Democracy
is Hypocrisy.“

9. characteristic of false pride

11. Disgustingisan
adjective

12. The women feels sympathetic toward the girl. I sympathized with them .(V)
Of, expressing, feeling, or resulting from sympathy

13. insulting adj.
 In-sult-ing：
 Definition：
 1.expressing extreme contempt
 Synonyms:contemptuous,disdainful,scornful
 2.expressing offensive reproach
 Synonyms:abusive,opprobrious,scurrilous
 Let’s use this word to make
sentences:
 He was most insulting to my wife
 Nobody gets away with insulting
me like that. After receiving the
insulting letter, he became
furious.

14. 1. feeling self-respect or pleasure in something by which you
measure your self-worth; or being a reason for pride
2. 2. having or displaying great dignity or nobility

15. Persuasiveadj Related forms
[per-swey-siv,-ziv] per·sua·sive·ly,adv
having the poweror erb
ability
topersuade;tendingtopers
per·sua·sive·ness,
uade noun
Origin:1580–90; Medieval non·per·sua·sive,a
Latin persuāsīvus. djective
e.g.
non·per·sua·sive·ly
apersuasivesalesman ,adverb
non·per·sua·sive·n
ess,noun

16. *Showing your good feelings to
somebody else.
The girls are very affectionate with their
mother
*Expressing yourself in a loving way.
The lions are being
affectionate
*http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/affectionate

17. Self-pitying (Adj)
Self-pity (N) – (ˈSelf ˈpi tē)
- -
• Definition: Pity for oneself, especially a self-indulgent attitude concerning
one's own difficulties, hardships, etc.
• Example: We must resist yielding to self-pityandcarryon as bestwecan.

18. Solemn (adj):
very serious and not happy, for example because
something bad has happened or because you are
at an important occasion:
Ex:
1- a solemn expression.
2- Their faces suddenly grew solemn.
3-a solemn procession of mourners.