Vocabulary. Adjectives of personality. B2.1

Inattentive or forgetful, easily distracted.

Having a strong desire to achieve success or reach a particular goal.

Easily angered or irritable.

Having an excessive sense of self-importance.

Having a strong personal charm or appeal that can attract and influence others.

Having a strong belief in one’s abilities and self-assurance.

Relaxed and casual, not easily stressed.

Being able to understand and share the feelings of others.

Even-tempered and easy to get along with.

Being able to think and act independently, without relying on others.

Relaxed and easy-going, not easily stressed.

Having a limited perspective or being unwilling to consider new ideas.

Having a positive outlook on life and expecting good things to happen.

Being willing to consider new ideas and perspectives.

Focused primarily on oneself, with little regard for others.

Having a determined and persistent mindset.

Being unwilling to spend or give money.

Being insincere or dishonest, pretending to be someone different in different situations.

Being emotionally stable and able to cope with stress.

Being well-mannered and respectful of rules and social norms.

having the courage to face danger, fear, or difficulty.

tending to talk a lot, especially about trivial matters.

having or showing the ability to think quickly and easily understand complex ideas.

lacking the courage to do something difficult or dangerous.

showing kindness and goodwill towards others; easy to approach and talk to.

causing laughter or amusement; comical.

willing to give more of something, such as time, money, or effort, than is necessary or expected.

easily irritated or annoyed, and showing it through a bad-tempered or surly attitude.

showing a strong work ethic and persistent effort.

truthful and straightforward, not deceiving or lying.

showing concern and understanding for others and their needs.

unwilling to exert oneself; habitually idle.

making or characterized by a high volume of sound.

having success or good fortune, often through chance.

unkind or cruel, often motivated by a desire to hurt or harm others.

having a tendency to change one’s mood frequently and unpredictably.

unpleasant or offensive in nature; causing disgust or revulsion.

orderly and clean, often to an excessive degree.

easily agitated or anxious; prone to worrying.

pleasant and agreeable; kind and likable.

showing good manners and consideration for others in one’s words and actions.

well-liked or respected by a majority of people.

making little or no noise; peaceful.

impolite or discourteous in one’s words or actions; lacking in respect for others.

concerned primarily with one’s own interests, needs, or well-being.

not joking or playful; earnest and sincere.

timid or reserved; anxious or nervous in social situations.

foolish or ridiculous; lacking good judgement or common sense.

intelligent or quick-witted; able to learn quickly and understand complex ideas.

lacking intelligence or common sense; slow to learn or understand.

orderly and clean; well-organized.

messy or disorganized; in a state of disarray.

having bad fortune; experiencing a run of bad luck.

excessively concerned with one’s own appearance or abilities; narcissistic.

having or showing good judgement or sense; possessing knowledge and understanding.