Transition and Tone Word List (1)

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Tone Word List Positive Tone Words Lighthearted hopeful exuberant enthusiastic jubilant proud confident soothing relaxed amiable consoling fanciful amused cheery elated passionate whimsical complimentary romantic calm ecstatic exuberant optimistic energetic sympathetic appreciative enthusiastic loving friendly compassionate pleasant brave joyful reverent Negative Tone Words Angry disgusted bitter accusing arrogant quarrelsome Wrathful surly outraged irritated outraged condemnatory Threatening belligerent disgruntled furious indignant inflammatory Agitated brash testy obnoxious insulting choleric Humorous/Ironic/Sarcastic Tone Words Scornful sarcastic taunting cynical insolent patronizing Bantering whimsical malicious droll critical ironic Disdainful facetious flippant mock-heroic teasing quizzical Irreverent comical satiric amused sardonic contemptuous pompous mock-serious caustic ribald irreverent condescending mocking ridiculing wry Sorrowful Tone Words

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