Personality adjectives Flashcards
reserved
not openly expressing feelings or opinions
witty
funny in an intelligent way
courteous (toward)
very polite in a way that shows respect
prejudiced (against)
having or showing an unfair feeling of dislike for a person or group because of race, sex, religion, etc.
not openly expressing feelings or opinions
reserved
funny in an intelligent way
witty
very polite in a way that shows respect
courteous (toward)
having or showing an unfair feeling of dislike for a person or group because of race, sex, religion, etc.
prejudiced (against)
haughty / snobbish
having or showing the insulting attitude of people who think they are better, smarter, or more important than other people
earnest
serious and sincere, not lighthearted or playful
patronizing
talking to someone as if they were less intelligent or inferior
having or showing the insulting attitude of people who think they are better, smarter, or more important than other people
haughty / snobbish
serious and sincere, not lighthearted or playful
earnest
talking to someone as if they were less intelligent or inferior
patronizing
overbearing
trying to control the behavior of other people in an annoying or unwanted way
inarticulate
not able to express ideas clearly or effectively
assertive
confident in behavior or style
trying to control the behavior of other people in an annoying or unwanted way
overbearing
not able to express ideas clearly or effectively
inarticulate
confident in behavior or style
assertive
trusting
having a tendency to trust people, sometimes unwisely
self-assured
having confidence in oneself and one’s abilities
charming
very pleasing or appealing
having a tendency to trust people, sometimes unwisely
trusting
having confidence in oneself and one’s abilities
self-assured
very pleasing or appealing, full of charm
charming
naive
having or showing a lack of experience or knowledge: innocent or simple
arrogant
showing an offensive attitude of superiority
tactless
tending to offend or upset people
unprincipled
not having or showing concern for what is right
having or showing a lack of experience or knowledge: innocent or simple
naive
showing an offensive attitude of superiority
arrogant
tending to offend or upset people
tactless
not having or showing concern for what is right
unprincipled
cunning
getting what is wanted in a clever and often deceptive way
stubborn
refusing to change ideas or stop doing something; obstinate
getting what is wanted in a clever and often deceptive way
cunning
refusing to change ideas or stop doing something; obstinate
stubborn
reserved
not openly expressing feelings or opinions
witty
funny in an intelligent way
courteous (toward)
very polite in a way that shows respect
prejudiced (against)
having or showing an unfair feeling of dislike for a person or group because of race, sex, religion, etc.
not openly expressing feelings or opinions
reserved
funny in an intelligent way
witty
very polite in a way that shows respect
courteous (toward)
having or showing an unfair feeling of dislike for a person or group because of race, sex, religion, etc.
prejudiced (against)
haughty / snobbish
having or showing the insulting attitude of people who think they are better, smarter, or more important than other people
earnest
serious and sincere, not lighthearted or playful
patronizing
talking to someone as if they were less intelligent or inferior
having or showing the insulting attitude of people who think they are better, smarter, or more important than other people
haughty / snobbish
serious and sincere, not lighthearted or playful
earnest
talking to someone as if they were less intelligent or inferior
patronizing
overbearing
trying to control the behavior of other people in an annoying or unwanted way
inarticulate
not able to express ideas clearly or effectively
assertive
confident in behavior or style
trying to control the behavior of other people in an annoying or unwanted way
overbearing
not able to express ideas clearly or effectively
inarticulate
confident in behavior or style
assertive
trusting
having a tendency to trust people, sometimes unwisely
self-assured
having confidence in oneself and one’s abilities