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Timid

Very shy

Pouring

Vary rainy

Basic

Very simple

Gleaming

Very shiny

Archaic

Very old fashioned

Perilous

Very risky

Miserable

Very unhappy

Exquisite

Very beautiful

Cheerful

Very happy

Juvenile

Very young

Distraught

Very upset

Villainous

Very wicked

Sage

Very wise

Distressed

Very worried