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Imploringly

To beg for urgently

Unwieldy

Difficult to carry or manage bc of bulk or shape

Superfluous

Being beyond what is sufficient or required

Voracious

Consuming or eagar to consume great amount of food

Cajole

To urge with gentle and repeated appeals

Copious

Large quantity or abundant

Chivalrous

Characterized by consideration or courtesy

Innocuously

Having no effect, harmless

Terse

Brief or to the point

Pompous

Marked by excessive self-esteem or exaggerated dignity

Shrewdly

Marked by keen awareness and sharp intelligence

Valor

Courage and boldness as in battle

Virility

The quality of having strength and energy

Fervently

Having or showing great emotion/ veal