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Analogous

Comparable in certain respects

Obstreperous

Noisy difficult to control

Vehemently

Showing strong feelings

Apoplectic

Overcome with anger

Interdict

An Authoritative prohibition

Contentious

Likely to cause an argument

Elusive

Difficult to find, catch, or achieve

Curtness

Rudely brief