States of Mind
Confrontational
aggressive to the point of causing conflict [hostile]
Authentic
of undisputed origin [original]
Storytelling
using words and actions to illuminate theme, story, or imagination; two way interaction between teller and listener [recounting]
Evoked
called to mind an image or emotion [summoned, manifested]
Reconstruction
the process of being rebuilt after destruction [reformation, remodeling]
Ironic
saying something to happen the opposite way of which it's stated [sarcastic]
Venerable
honorable generally because of wisdom or accomplishment or character [respectable]
Retrospective
showcase that highlights what happens over a lifetime [nostalgic]
Elicited
prompted or drew out behavior or information [extracted, induced]
Simulations
imitations of an experience, action, or locations [replications, duplications]
Estranged
of a person no longer close or affectionate to another [alienated]
Churlish
expressing bad temper offensively [rude]
Representative
(adj) symbolic of [indicative]; (n) portrayal or model of something [agent]
Conjured
called to mind; alternatively making to appear with magical or fantastical connotation [evoked, materialized]
Coherent
having smaller parts that fit together to form an organized whole; able to comprehend a bigger picture; able to comprehend the depths of thought [reasoned, awake]
Whimsy
playfully quaint or fanciful behavior or humor [oddity]
Patronize
talk down to or treat someone like they are childish, immature, or unintelligent [degrade]
Phenomenal
outstanding or fantastic and uniquely so [one-of-a-kind]
Empower
to give someone or something the power to act [warrant, enable, inspire]
Calamity
an event causing great and often sudden damage or distress [disaster]
Repress
forcibly restrain potentially with violence [quash]
Stereotype
ideas that have evolved to represent truths about a person or group of people which are untrue and dismissive [generalization]
Power
ability to do something or act in a particular way; capacity or ability to direct or influence behavior of others or courses of events [authority, influence]
Correlation
a link or connection or relationship between multiple meanings [association]
Profusely
to a great degree; in large amounts [abundantly]