| No. | Term | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Abrasive | Harsh; lacking tact. |
| 2. | Abusive | Using cruel or insulting language. |
| 3. | Accusatory | Implying blame or wrongdoing. |
| 4. | Acidic | Sharp, biting in tone. |
| 5. | Ad hominem | Attacking a person, not argument. |
| 6. | Aggravating | Likely to annoy or anger. |
| 7. | Alienating | Making others feel excluded. |
| 8. | Antagonistic | Hostile; provoking opposition. |
| 9. | Appalling | Shockingly bad or upsetting. |
| 10. | Barbed | Pointedly hurtful; sarcastic. |
| 11. | Belittling | Making someone seem unimportant. |
| 12. | Bigoted | Intolerant toward certain groups. |
| 13. | Blunt | Direct to the point of rudeness. |
| 14. | Brazen | Boldly disrespectful or shameless. |
| 15. | Brusque | Abrupt and curt in manner. |
| 16. | Caustic | Bitterly sarcastic; cutting. |
| 17. | Churlish | Rude and ill-mannered. |
| 18. | Coarse | Crude; lacking refinement. |
| 19. | Combative | Eager to argue or fight. |
| 20. | Condescending | Talking down to someone. |
| 21. | Contemptuous | Showing scorn or disdain. |
| 22. | Crass | Vulgar; insensitive. |
| 23. | Cruel | Deliberately causing pain. |
| 24. | Cutting | Sharply hurtful; wounding. |
| 25. | Damaging | Causing harm or injury. |
| 26. | Degrading | Lowering dignity or respect. |
| 27. | Dehumanizing | Treating people as less human. |
| 28. | Derogatory | Expressing disrespect or insult. |
| 29. | Dismissive | Showing lack of regard. |
| 30. | Disparaging | Speaking of as unworthy. |
| 31. | Disrespectful | Showing lack of respect. |
| 32. | Distasteful | Unpleasant; lacking good taste. |
| 33. | Divisive | Likely to create conflict. |
| 34. | Egregious | Outstandingly bad; shocking. |
| 35. | Embarrassing | Causing awkward shame. |
| 36. | Enraging | Making someone very angry. |
| 37. | Exclusionary | Shutting out certain people. |
| 38. | Exploitative | Taking unfair advantage of others. |
| 39. | Extreme | Overly intense; beyond normal. |
| 40. | Foul-mouthed | Using profane or crude speech. |
| 41. | Fractious | Irritable and quarrelsome. |
| 42. | Frustrating | Causing annoyance or disappointment. |
| 43. | Galling | Irritating; provoking resentment. |
| 44. | Grating | Annoyingly harsh or unpleasant. |
| 45. | Gratuitous | Unnecessary; lacking justification. |
| 46. | Gross | Very unpleasant; crude. |
| 47. | Harassing | Persistently bothering or tormenting. |
| 48. | Harmful | Causing damage or injury. |
| 49. | Harsh | Severe; unkind in tone. |
| 50. | Hateful | Full of hate or hostility. |
| 51. | Humiliating | Making someone feel ashamed. |
| 52. | Hypercritical | Excessively or unfairly critical. |
| 53. | Ignoble | Dishonorable; lacking integrity. |
| 54. | Ill-considered | Not thought through carefully. |
| 55. | Ill-mannered | Rude; lacking good manners. |
| 56. | Impolite | Not showing courtesy. |
| 57. | Inappropriate | Not suitable for the context. |
| 58. | Incendiary | Likely to inflame emotions. |
| 59. | Indecent | Offending standards of decency. |
| 60. | Inflammatory | Provoking anger or conflict. |
| 61. | Insulting | Speaking with disrespect or contempt. |
| 62. | Invidious | Likely to cause resentment. |
| 63. | Jarring | Unpleasantly abrupt or discordant. |
| 64. | Jeering | Mocking in a taunting way. |
| 65. | Judgmental | Harshly critical of others. |
| 66. | Keen-edged | Sharp and cutting in effect. |
| 67. | Knotty | Likely to cause dispute. |
| 68. | Knuckleheaded | Stupidly insensitive or rude. |
| 69. | Lacerating | Deeply wounding, verbally. |
| 70. | Lewd | Crude and sexually explicit. |
| 71. | Libelous | Falsely damaging to reputation. |
| 72. | Loaded | Biased; emotionally charged. |
| 73. | Malicious | Intended to harm. |
| 74. | Mean-spirited | Unkind; motivated by spite. |
| 75. | Menacing | Threatening; intimidating. |
| 76. | Misogynistic | Hostile toward women. |
| 77. | Mocking | Making fun in a hurtful way. |
| 78. | Mordant | Bitingly sarcastic. |
| 79. | Nasty | Unpleasantly spiteful or rude. |
| 80. | Needlessly harsh | Harsher than necessary. |
| 81. | Negative | Expressing disapproval or pessimism. |
| 82. | Objectionable | Likely to offend or repel. |
| 83. | Obscene | Grossly indecent or vulgar. |
| 84. | Overbearing | Domineering; pushing too hard. |
| 85. | Patronizing | Treating others as inferior. |
| 86. | Pernicious | Harmful in a subtle way. |
| 87. | Personal | Aimed at someone’s identity. |
| 88. | Petty | Small-minded; mean over trifles. |
| 89. | Poisonous | Toxic; damaging to relationships. |
| 90. | Prejudiced | Biased against a group. |
| 91. | Provocative | Intended to provoke reaction. |
| 92. | Pugnacious | Eager to quarrel or fight. |
| 93. | Racist | Discriminatory based on race. |
| 94. | Rancorous | Bitterly resentful. |
| 95. | Rash | Hasty; lacking careful thought. |
| 96. | Rude | Impolite; disrespectful. |
| 97. | Scathing | Severely critical; cutting. |
| 98. | Scornful | Showing contempt. |
| 99. | Shocking | Causing surprise and upset. |
| 100. | Slanderous | Spreading false damaging claims. |

