| This is belligerent in a conversation. |
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 | I feel belligerent for not knowing how to even read this passage. | |
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| Well, it's not really belligerent because, if you feel that way towards someone who is in the library checking out a book and reading after, it wouldn't be belligerent. | |
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| Here is another word that describes how it would be to feel benevolent in this conversation. |
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| I feel benevolent for not knowing why that big car accident happened in the freeway. Something feels off, you know? | |
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| Yes, I just saw that on the news, it was horrible. I feel benevolent as well. *beeping on digital watch* It is 10 after 5. Time to get my coffee. I'll see you later. | |
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| This word also describes how it is to have a candid conversation. |
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| It's very open minded that it is candid to feel straightforward working all day and night, it is exhausting and affects my sleep patterns. Sometimes I get up in the middle of 6 am in the morning and head straight to work, which I am already at now. | |
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| I have to agree with you working all day and night is very exhausting. I feel tired and do not want to take these calls all day. So much hard work though. | |
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