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animated - lively and spirited pensive - daydreaming or thinking about problems stupor - the emotional state created by bad news or a terrible shock passive - accepting without objection or resistance nonchalant - unconcerned about appearance perseverance - never giving up, regardless of difficulty accentuate - emphasizes obnoxious - talking loudly or saying offensive things perception - each person’s reaction to a situation due to their individual senses

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