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• Reminiscent


  Awakening memories of something similar
• Timely


  Happening at the best possible moment, appropriate, seasonable, auspicious
• Far-fetched


  Difficult to believe and unlikely to be true, unrealistic, unlikely, questionable
• Witty


  Using words in a clever and funny way, humorous, fanciful, sharp-witted
• Sanguine


  Positive and hoping for good things, optimistic, upbeat, promising
• Intrigued


  Arouse the curiosity or interest in something, captivated, absorbed, inquisitive
• Somber


  A feeling of great sadness, bleak, depressing, miserable
• Whimsical


  Spontaneously fanciful or playful, outlandish, eccentric, capricious
• Dogmatic


  Asserting opinions in an arrogant manner, adamant, prejudiced, one-sided
• Bewildered


  Completely puzzled or confused, baffled, speechless or struck
• Solemn


  Very serious or formal in manner, serious, profound
• Laudatory


  Expressing praise or admiration, admiring, complementary, extolling
• Wrathful


  Of or marked by extreme anger, furious
• Reticent


  Unwilling to speak about thoughts or feelings, reserved, taciturn, introverted
• Euphoric


  Feelings of generating intense happiness, overjoyed, exhilarated, elated
• Poignant


  Having a very sharp feeling of sadness, moving, heartbreaking, touching
• Ambiguous


  Having more than one possible meaning, confusing, uncertain, double-edged
• Derogatory


  Showing a critical or disrespectful attitude, contemptuous, abusive, insulting
• Fervent


  Having or displaying a passionate intensity, passionate, vehement, intense
• Esoteric


  Having an inner or secret meaning, enigmatic, cryptic, obscure
• Sardonic


  Being scornful and mocking in a humorous way, sarcastic, ironical
• Insipid


  Not having a strong taste or character, boring, characterless, monotonous
• Miraculous


  Very wonderful or amazing, like a miracle, magical, astounding, phenomenal
• Colloquial


  Associated with familiar and informal conversation, unofficial, conversational
• Abnormal


  Deviating from the normal or average, exceptional, unusual, extraordinary
• Excruciating


  Causing great pain or anguish, agonizing, tormenting, dreadful
• Dexterous


  Any skillful or clever physical movement, proficient, skillful, professional
• Petrified


  So frightened that one is unable to move, terrified, frightened, horror stricken
• Coherent


  Logical and well-organized, easy to understand, able, logical, reasonable
• Heartfelt


  Very strongly felt or extremely sincere, earnest, wholehearted, deepest
• Outstanding


  Much better than usual, excellent, distinguished, superb, brilliant
• Luxurious


  Extremely comfortable or elegant in manner, sumptuous, grandiose, opulent
• Destitute


  Essentially means not having something, deprived, impoverished, insolvent
• Mind-blowing


  Extremely impressive or surprising, breathtaking, fabulous, sublime
• Frivolous


  Not having any serious purpose or value, insignificant, trivial, inconsiderable
• Appalling


  Very unpleasant and shocking, shocking, horrendous, offensive
• Enchanting


  To attract and hold the attention of something, alluring, bewitching, mesmerizing
• Grotesque


  Odd or unnatural in shape and appearance, distorted, ill-shaped, malformed
• Insatiable


  Incapable of being satisfied or appeased, unquenchable, desiring, pressing
• Pungent


  Having a sharply strong taste or smell, pervasive, acerbic