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adjectives Flashcards

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Selfish

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Caring only about oneself.

Example sentence: She never shares her toys with others.

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Irresponsible

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Not reliable or dependable.

Example sentence: He often forgets to complete his assignments on time.

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Considerate

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Thoughtful of others.

Example sentence: She always remembers to ask how others are feeling.

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Honest

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Telling the truth and being fair.

Example sentence: He never lies about his mistakes.

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Brave

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Facing danger or difficulty without fear.

Example sentence: She fearlessly confronted the intruder in her house.

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Compassionate

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Feeling and showing sympathy for others’ suffering.

Example sentence: He comforted his friend when she was going through a tough time.

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Leader

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A person who guides or directs others.

Example sentence: She was elected as the class president because of her leadership qualities.

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Courageous

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Having or showing bravery.

Example sentence: The firefighter displayed courageous acts during the rescue mission.

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Unselfish

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Thinking more of others than oneself.

Example sentence: He always puts the needs of others before his own.

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Loyal

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Faithful to a person, cause, or country.

Example sentence: She remained loyal to her best friend even in difficult times.

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Hard-working

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Willing to work diligently.

Example sentence: He is known for his hard-working attitude in the office.

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Independent

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Able to act or function without help or dependence on others.

Example sentence: She moved out of her parents’ house to become more independent.

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Self-confident

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Having or showing belief in oneself.

Example sentence: He confidently presented his ideas in front of the board members.

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Humble

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Having or showing a modest or low estimate of one’s own importance.

Example sentence: Despite his success, he remained humble and down-to-earth.

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Poor

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Having little or no money.

Example sentence: The poor family struggled to make ends meet.

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Rich

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Having a lot of money or wealth.

Example sentence: The rich businessman donated a large sum to charity.

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Strong

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Having great physical power.

Example sentence: She displayed her strong willpower to overcome the challenges.

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Tall

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Having a height greater than average.

Example sentence: The tall basketball player easily dunked the ball into the hoop.

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Dark

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Having a deep or rich color.

Example sentence: The dark clouds signaled an incoming storm.

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Light

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Having a pale or bright color.

Example sentence: The room was illuminated by the light from the window.

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Handsome

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Attractive in appearance, especially to men.

Example sentence: The handsome actor received many compliments on his looks.

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Pretty

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Attractive in appearance, especially to women.

Example sentence: She felt pretty in her new dress.

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Ugly

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Unpleasant or unattractive in appearance.

Example sentence: The ugly painting did not match the room decor.

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Messy

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Untidy or disorganized.

Example sentence: His messy desk made it difficult to find important documents.

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Gentle

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Kind, calm, and patient.

Example sentence: The gentle nurse comforted the scared child.

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Wild

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Uncontrolled or unruly.

Example sentence: The wild party caused a lot of disturbance in the neighborhood.

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Joyful

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Full of or showing great happiness.

Example sentence: The joyful children played in the park all day.

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Busy

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Occupied with work or activity.

Example sentence: She was too busy to attend the meeting.

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Patriotic

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Feeling or showing love for one’s country.

Example sentence: The patriotic citizens raised the national flag on Independence Day.

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Neat

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Tidy and organized.

Example sentence: His neat handwriting impressed the teacher.

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Popular

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Liked or admired by many people.

Example sentence: The popular singer had a huge fan following.

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Successful

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Achieving the desired or intended result.

Example sentence: The successful entrepreneur built a million-dollar business.

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Short

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Having a length or height less than average.

Example sentence: The short man needed a stool to reach the top shelf.

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Prim

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Formal and stiff.

Example sentence: Her prim demeanor made her seem unapproachable.

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Proper

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Correct or appropriate.

Example sentence: It is important to follow proper etiquette at formal events.

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Dainty

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Delicate and refined.

Example sentence: She picked up the dainty teacup with care.

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Able

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Having the power or skill to do something.

Example sentence: Despite his injury, he was able to complete the marathon.

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Fighter

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A person who fights or competes.

Example sentence: She is a fierce fighter in the boxing ring.

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Tireless

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Never tiring or weary.

Example sentence: The tireless worker completed the project ahead of schedule.

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Plain

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Simple and unadorned.

Example sentence: She preferred plain clothes over flashy designs.

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Expert

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Having a high level of skill or knowledge.

Example sentence: The expert chef prepared a delicious meal.

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Imaginative

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Having or showing an ability to create new ideas.

Example sentence: The imaginative writer crafted a captivating story.

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Conceited

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Excessively proud of oneself.

Example sentence: His conceited attitude alienated his friends.

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Mischievous

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Enjoying or causing trouble.

Example sentence: The mischievous child played pranks on his siblings.

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Demanding

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Requiring a lot of effort or attention.

Example sentence: The demanding job left little time for relaxation.

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Thoughtful

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Considering things carefully.

Example sentence: She gave a thoughtful gift that was personalized for each friend.

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Keen

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Eager or enthusiastic.

Example sentence: The keen student always asked insightful questions in class.

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Happy

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Feeling or showing pleasure or contentment.

Example sentence: The happy couple celebrated their anniversary with a romantic dinner.

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Disagreeable

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Unpleasant or unpleasant to deal with.

Example sentence: The disagreeable neighbor was always causing problems.

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Simple

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Easy to understand or do.

Example sentence: The simple instructions made it easy to assemble the furniture.

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Fancy

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Elaborate or complicated.

Example sentence: She wore a fancy gown to the formal event.

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Excited

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Feeling or showing great enthusiasm or eagerness.

Example sentence: The excited child eagerly opened the gift.

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Studious

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Devoted to study.

Example sentence: The studious student spent hours in the library preparing for exams.

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Inventive

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Able to create new things.

Example sentence: The inventive engineer designed a revolutionary new product.

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Creative

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Having or showing an ability to create new ideas.

Example sentence: The creative artist painted a masterpiece that captivated viewers.

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Thrilling

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Causing great excitement or pleasure.

Example sentence: The thrilling roller coaster ride left her exhilarated.

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Intelligent

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Having or showing quick intelligence or a high level of understanding.

Example sentence: The intelligent student aced the challenging exam.

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Proud

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Feeling satisfaction or a sense of achievement.

Example sentence: She felt proud of her daughter’s academic success.

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Fun-loving

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Enjoying having fun.

Example sentence: The fun-loving group went on exciting adventures together.

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Daring

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Brave and adventurous.

Example sentence: The daring explorer ventured into uncharted territories.

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Bright

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Intelligent or clever.

Example sentence: The bright student always had insightful answers in class.

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Serious

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Having or showing a sober or thoughtful manner.

Example sentence: The serious professor commanded respect in the lecture hall.

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Funny

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Causing amusement or laughter.

Example sentence: The funny comedian had the audience in stitches with his jokes.

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Sad

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Feeling or showing sorrow.

Example sentence: He felt sad when his pet passed away.

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Humorous

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Funny or amusing.

Example sentence: The humorous movie had everyone laughing out loud.

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Simple-minded

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Lacking intelligence or sophistication.

Example sentence: His simple-minded approach to problem-solving often led to mistakes.

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Friendly

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Showing kindness and warmth.

Example sentence: The friendly neighbor always greeted everyone with a smile.

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Adventurous

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Willing to try new or unfamiliar things.

Example sentence: The adventurous traveler explored remote destinations off the beaten path.

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Timid

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Easily frightened.

Example sentence: The timid kitten hid under the bed at the sound of thunder.

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Shy

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Modest or reserved.

Example sentence: The shy student hesitated to speak up in class.

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Pitiful

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Deserving or arousing pity.

Example sentence: The pitiful sight of the injured bird tugged at her heartstrings.

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Cooperative

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Willing to work with others.

Example sentence: The cooperative team collaborated effectively to complete the project.

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Loveable

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Worthy of or deserving love.

Example sentence: The loveable puppy wagged its tail eagerly when it saw its owner.

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Ambitious

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Having a strong desire to succeed.

Example sentence: The ambitious student set high goals for academic achievement.

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Quiet

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Making little or no noise.

Example sentence: The quiet library provided a peaceful environment for studying.

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Curious

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Eager to know or learn something.

Example sentence: The curious child asked endless questions about the world around him.

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Reserved

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Slow to reveal personal information.

Example sentence: She was reserved about sharing details of her personal life with others.

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Pleasing

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Giving satisfaction or enjoyment.

Example sentence: The pleasing aroma of freshly baked cookies filled the kitchen.

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Bossy

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Overbearing or domineering.

Example sentence: The bossy manager always dictated how tasks should be done.

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Witty

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Clever and humorous.

Example sentence: His witty remarks kept the audience entertained throughout the speech.

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Energetic

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Full of or showing great activity.

Example sentence: The energetic children played in the park until sunset.

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Cheerful

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Full of or showing good humor and happiness.

Example sentence: The cheerful waitress brightened up the restaurant with her smile.

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Smart

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Intelligent or clever.

Example sentence: The smart student excelled in all subjects.

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Impulsive

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Acting or doing things without thinking carefully first.

Example sentence: Her impulsive decision to travel led to unexpected adventures.

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Lazy

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Disinclined to work or exert oneself.

Example sentence: The lazy cat slept all day and only woke up to eat.

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Dreamer

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A person who spends a lot of time imagining things.

Example sentence: The dreamer envisioned a world filled with endless possibilities.

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