How Does It Feel to Be a Problem Glossary

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How Does It Feel to Be a Problem Glossary

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Sanguine

Upbeat, positive, assured

Effeminate

Womanish

Staunchly

In a commited way

Incipient

Beginning to develop

Trepidation

Tension, apprehension

Sanctimonious

Superior, self-righteous, smug

Disdainful

Scornful, arrogant

Precarious

Treacherous, uncertain, unreliable

Claimant

Plaintiff, candidate, applicant

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