This document contains a list of words related to personality traits, including both positive traits like self-reliant, observant, tact, integrity, and affectionate as well as negative traits like vain, blunt, cynical, narrow-minded, and fussy. The word list defines each trait and provides part of speech information.
This document contains a list of words related to personality traits, including both positive traits like self-reliant, observant, tact, integrity, and affectionate as well as negative traits like vain, blunt, cynical, narrow-minded, and fussy. The word list defines each trait and provides part of speech information.
This document contains a list of words related to personality traits, including both positive traits like self-reliant, observant, tact, integrity, and affectionate as well as negative traits like vain, blunt, cynical, narrow-minded, and fussy. The word list defines each trait and provides part of speech information.
self-reliant adjective not needing help or support from other people
humanity noun understanding and kindness towards other people observant adjective good or quick at noticing things nerve noun the rudeness to do something that you know will upset other bully noun people someone who hurts or frightens someone who is smaller or tact noun less the apbility owerful, often to say forcing or do themthing the right to do something without thatanyone making they do vain adjective unhappy or angry too interested in your own appearance or achievements integrity noun the quality of being honest and having strong moral principles disposition noun that the pyou refuse articular to cof type hange character that a person naturally has blunt adjective saying what you think without trying to be polite or considering charisma noun other people's a special powerfeelings that some people have naturally that makes self-esteem noun them belief and confidence inother a ble to i nfluence yourpown eopleability and aand ttract their attention value narrow-minded adjective not willing to accept ideas or ways of behaving that are be on the ball different from to be quick to yuour own and react to things nderstand fussy adjective not easily satisfied, or having very high standards about cynical adjective particular things believing that people are only interested in themselves and are affectionate adjective not sincere showing feelings of liking or love modest adjective not usually talking about or making obvious your own abilities introvert noun and achievements someone who is shy, quiet, and unable to make friends easily extrovert noun an energetic happy person who enjoys being with other people
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