The quality of being like a person but not involving personal feeling or bias.

The act of showing a lack of concern or interest; emotionally detached.

Characterized by a high level of complexity or elegance, often due to the use of advanced features and ideas.

To act in a way that shows bravery in the face of difficulties, often in a chivalrous manner.

Experiencing or showing deep grief or emotional pain, often due to loss or misfortune.

Showing a disdainful attitude or expressing scorn towards something or someone.

Expressing a feeling of sadness or regret often with a slight sense of humor about it.

Possessing practical knowledge or the ability to make good decisions, particularly in business or social situations.

In a manner that reflects acceptance of something undesirable but inevitable.

A person involved in criminal activities, often associated with gangs or violence.

Feeling anxious or fearful about something that may happen.

Having a tendency to distrust or doubt motives, often leading to skepticism about others' intentions.

Referring to a school or institution designed to reform or rehabilitate young offenders.

Having the ability to achieve goals through clever or deceitful means; skilled in achieving what one wants in a cunning way.

In a manner that is not clearly or precisely stated; somewhat unclear or uncertain.

A prolonged and often bitter conflict or quarrel, typically between two parties.

A state of confusion or perplexity caused by something or someone that is difficult to understand.

To draw back or flinch in response to pain, discomfort, or fear.

Incapable of being fully explored, understood, or measured; immeasurable.

A strong feeling or intuition about something that will happen in the future, often regarded as a premonitory feeling.

In a casual or relaxed manner, often suggesting a lack of concern or care.

Unable to believe something; skeptical or doubtful about the truth of a statement or claim.

The act of openly refusing to obey or conform to authority, often in a bold or daring manner.

A group of individuals perceived as superior in education, status, or wealth; often considered the best or most skilled in a particular field.

Continuously and without interruption; persistent in action or effort.

Engaging in petty quarrels or disputes, often over trivial matters.

The state of competition or conflict between individuals, groups, or entities, often for supremacy or control.

An episode of irregular or unpremeditated fighting, especially between small or outlying parts of armies or fleets.

An ongoing conflict or fight, typically characterized by prolonged hostilities and animosity between parties, often family-related.

Feeling or showing compassion towards someone else's situation.

Having an appealing quality, often drawing others in. Done in such a way that cannot be refused.

Characterized by a desire to resist authority or control, often leading to going against societal norms.

The use of irony to mock or convey contempt, often in a witty manner.

Characterized by actions that are careless, often without proper thought or consideration for the consequences.