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| Inspiration | The creative simulation of the mind |
| Adept | Very skilled or capable |
| Astute | Shrewd in judgement |
| Dexterity | Skill in the use of hands |
| Aptitude | A talent or ability |
| Virtuoso | One skilled in music |
| Prodigy | An unusually gifted young person |
| Precocious | Highly developed intelectually while young |
| Finesse | Delicacy of execution |
| Resourceful | Able to deal with any situation |
| Arrogant | Excessively convinced of one's own importance; vain |
| Modest | Having a moderate estimation of one's own accomplishments |
| Diffident | Hesitant due to lack of self-confidence; timid |
| Vaunt | To call attention to boastfully |
| Esteem | Favorable reguard; respect |
| Pompous | Characterized by an exaggerated show of dignity or self-importance |
| Gloat | To feel or display triumphant, spiteful satisfaction or delight |
| Humility | The quality of being humble; freedom from false pride |
| Swagger | To walk or conduct oneself in a conceited or boastful manner; strut |
| Egocentric | Interested only in one's own activitiies or needs; self-centered |
| Legitimate | Something that is authentic or lawful |
| Appraisal | A judgement or evaluation of the worth of something |
| Criterion | A standard of judgement |
| Base | Somthing that is shameful or of inferior quality |
| Mediocre | Something that is ordinary or undistinguised |
| Candid | To be straightforward, honest, or impartial |
| Validate | To comfirm or verify something |
| Subtle | Something that is not immediately obvious |
| Truism | A statement of an obvious truth |
| Meritorious | An action that has superior value or is deserving of praise |
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