An affable person is pleasant, friendly, and easy to talk to.

When a person is speaking or writing in a bombastic fashion, they are very self-centered, extremely showy, and excessively proud.

If someone is complaisant, they are willing to please others and do what they want without complaining.

A congenial person, place, or environment is pleasant, friendly, and enjoyable.

A man who is debonair is sophisticated, charming, friendly, and confident.

If you describe someone, usually a young woman, as demure, you mean that she is quiet, shy, and always behaves modestly.

An animal or person that is docile is not aggressive; rather, they are well-behaved, quiet, and easy to control.

When you enjoin someone to do something, you order or bid them to do it with authority.

An exorbitant price or fee is much higher than what it should be or what is considered reasonable.

If someone or something is flamboyant, the former is trying to show off in a way that deliberately attracts attention, and the latter is brightly colored and highly decorated.

A florid complexion is too red or flushed.

Praise, an apology, or gratitude is fulsome if it is so exaggerated and elaborate that it does not seem sincere.

Grandiloquent speech is highly formal, exaggerated, and often seems both silly and hollow because it is expressly used to appear impressive and important.

A harangue is a long, scolding speech.

Hyperbole is a way of emphasizing something that makes it sound much more impressive or much worse than it actually is.

An injunction is a court order that prevents someone from doing something.

If something is inordinate, it is much larger in amount or degree than is normally expected.

To opine is to state your opinion on something.

If you describe an action as ostentatious, you think it is an extreme and exaggerated way of impressing people.

Someone is overweening when they are not modest; rather, they think way too much of themselves and let everyone know about it.

To be politic in a decision is to be socially wise and diplomatic.

Ponderous writing or speech is boring, highly serious, and seems very long and wordy; it definitely lacks both grace and style.

To rant is to go on an angry verbal attack.

To remonstrate with someone is to tell that person that you strongly disapprove of something they have said or done.

People who are reticent are unwilling to share information, especially about themselves, their thoughts, or their feelings.

Someone’s sardonic smile, expression, or comment shows a lack of respect for what someone else has said or done; this occurs because the former thinks they are too important to consider or discuss such a supposedly trivial matter of the latter.

A tirade is a prolonged, verbal outburst that severely criticizes someone or something.

Turgid writing or speech is excessively complicated, being filled with too many needlessly difficult words; consequently, such verbiage is boring and difficult to understand.

Something that is unadorned is not made more attractive with ornament or decoration.

Someone who is unassuming is not boastful or arrogant; rather, they are modest or humble.