callous
adjectiveShowing an unfeeling disregard for other people's difficulties.
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Clear all filtersShowing an unfeeling disregard for other people's difficulties.
Open and honest expression.
To stop resisting and accept another side's demands.
Showing a careless or dismissive attitude toward an important matter.
To express strong disapproval or issue a formal reprimand.
Following a winding or indirect route; also indirect in expression or action.
To come together to form a whole.
Characteristic of ordinary informal conversation.
Self-satisfied to the point of overlooking problems or needed effort.
Willing to follow instructions or meeting stated requirements.
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Willing to follow directions
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Calm and in control of one's outward emotions.
Calm under pressure
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Required rather than optional, usually by a rule or authority.
Expressing the needed information in few words.
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Clear in few words
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Strong enough to settle a question or remove reasonable doubt.
Depending on a requirement, circumstance, or event being satisfied.
Depending on a requirement
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Helping to bring about or support a desired result.
Helping a result occur
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Readily noticeable or attracting attention.
Readily noticeable
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Following established practices or commonly accepted ideas.
Too ready to believe what one is told.
Deserving blame for a fault or wrongdoing.
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