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cynical (adj) inclined to distrust or deny the goodness or sincerity of human motive synonyms: distrustful, skeptical, scornfulantonyms: idealistic, optimisticdecorum (noun) conformity to accepted standards of conduct; proper behavior synonyms: propriety, dignity, etiquetteantonyms: impropriety, inappropriatenessdemagogue (noun) a leader who appeals to the emotions and prejudices of people, especially to advance synonyms: agitator, ringleader, rabble-rouser demure (adj) quiet and modest synonyms: modest, decorous, reservedantonyms: audacious, conceited, bluntdeprecate (verb) to express disapproval of; to depreciate one's effort synonyms: belittle, disparageantonyms: approve, commend, praisedestitute (adjective) extremely poor, lacking necessities like food and shelter synonyms: indigent, impoverished, pennilessantonyms: opulent, affluentdiffident (adj) lacking in self-confidence; shy synonyms: timid, shy, modestantonyms: arrogant, aggressive, forwarddilemma (noun) a difficult choice, especially a choice between two equally undesirable alternatives synonyms: quandary, plight, predicament dilettante (noun) one who studies an art or science for mere amusement synonyms: trifler, dabblerantonyms: expert, professional, connoisseurdisparity (noun) inequality, difference synonyms: disproportion, dissimilarityantonyms: parity, likeness, equality