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Apprehension
Worried
Anxious
Dread
Axiety
Derision
scorn or ridicule
Bewildered
Confused
Puzzled
perplexed
baffled
Complacent
Self Satisfied
Mollify
Appease
Morose
Sullen or gloomy
Dejected
Depressed
Aloof
Distant in one's relationship
Indifferent
Belligerent
Hostile
Contentious
Retort
to reply angrily
To counter an argument