R/adjective.R

In josephwb/malign: Positive Encouragement is Nifty, but Have Ya Tried Negative Encouragement?

adjective <- c(
  "abhorrent",
  "abominable",
  "aggressive",
  "aloof",
  "amateurish",
  "appaling",
  "arrogant",
  "artless",
  "atrocious",
  "awkward",
  "bad",
  "bad-looking",
  "barfy",
  "belligerent",
  "big-headed",
  "blah",
  "bloody terrible",
  "boastful",
  "boring",
  "bossy",
  "botched",
  "bottom-shelf",
  "bungling",
  "callous",
  "careless",
  "chaotic",
  "clingy",
  "clumsy",
  "coarse",
  "confrontational",
  "confused",
  "contemptible",
  "cowardly",
  "crap",
  "cringeworthy",
  "crude",
  "cruel",
  "cynical",
  "dark",
  "deceitful",
  "defensive",
  "deplorable",
  "depressing",
  "despicable",
  "dim-witted",
  "dimmest",
  "disagreeable",
  "disgusting",
  "dishonest",
  "disorderly",
  "disquieting",
  "distressing",
  "disturbing",
  "dogmatic",
  "doltish",
  "domineering",
  "drab",
  "dreadful",
  "dull",
  "embarrassing",
  "execrable",
  "feeble",
  "finicky",
  "flawed",
  "foolish",
  "forgettable",
  "foul",
  "foundering",
  "fussy",
  "gloomy",
  "godawful",
  "graceless",
  "greedy",
  "gross",
  "grumpy",
  "gullible",
  "harsh",
  "hateful",
  "hideous",
  "homely",
  "hostile",
  "idle",
  "illcontrived",
  "impatient",
  "imperceptive",
  "imperfect",
  "impolite",
  "improper",
  "inadequate",
  "incapable",
  "incoherent",
  "incompetent",
  "inconsequential",
  "inconsiderate",
  "indecisive",
  "indiscreet",
  "inelegant",
  "inept",
  "inferior",
  "inflexible",
  "infuriating",
  "insignificant",
  "intolerant",
  "irresponsible",
  "jealous",
  "junk",
  "lamentable",
  "laughable",
  "loathsome",
  "lousy",
  "low-grade",
  "low-quality",
  "lowly",
  "lukewarm",
  "machiavellian",
  "meager",
  "mediocre",
  "meh",
  "mental",
  "mind-numbing",
  "minor",
  "miserable",
  "moody",
  "myopic",
  "naive",
  "narrow-minded",
  "nasty",
  "nauseating",
  "non-epic",
  "obnoxious",
  "obstinate",
  "offensive",
  "ordinary",
  "overcritical",
  "overemotional",
  "paltry",
  "pathetic",
  "patronising",
  "pessimistic",
  "pig-headed",
  "pitiful",
  "pompous",
  "poorly-made",
  "possessive",
  "putrid",
  "quaint",
  "quick-tempered",
  "repellant",
  "repellent",
  "repugnant",
  "repulsive",
  "resentful",
  "revolting",
  "rotten",
  "rude",
  "run-of-the-mill",
  "sad",
  "second-rate",
  "secretive",
  "self-centred",
  "selfish",
  "shabby",
  "shitty",
  "shoddy",
  "sickening",
  "silly",
  "slow",
  "sneaky",
  "sour",
  "stinky",
  "stomach-turning",
  "stubborn",
  "stupid",
  "sub-excellent",
  "subordinate",
  "subpar",
  "substandard",
  "sullen",
  "super depressing",
  "tacky",
  "tactless",
  "tarnished",
  "tasteless",
  "terrible",
  "the opposite of rad",
  "thoughtless",
  "touchy",
  "ugly",
  "unamazing",
  "unappealing",
  "unappetizing",
  "unattractive",
  "unaware",
  "uncomely",
  "uncool",
  "uncredible",
  "undesirable",
  "undistinguished",
  "unenjoyable",
  "unexceptional",
  "unexciting",
  "unfashionable",
  "unfriendly",
  "unfunky",
  "ungroomed",
  "unhandsome",
  "unhappy",
  "unimportant",
  "unimpressive",
  "uninspiring",
  "uninventive",
  "unliked",
  "unlovely",
  "unmajestic",
  "unmarvelous",
  "unpleasant",
  "unpredictable",
  "unreasonable",
  "unreliable",
  "unremarkable",
  "unriveting",
  "unsatisfactory",
  "unsatisfying",
  "unsavory",
  "unsensational",
  "unsightly",
  "unskillful",
  "unspectacular",
  "unsplendid",
  "unstriking",
  "unstylish",
  "untalented",
  "untidy",
  "untrustworthy",
  "unwise",
  "upsetting",
  "vague",
  "vain",
  "vanilla",
  "vile",
  "vomit-inducing",
  "vulgar",
  "weak",
  "weak-willed",
  "weakass",
  "withering",
  "woeful",
  "worst",
  "worthless",
  "wretched",
  "yuck"
);