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Words That Describe Behavior

Positive Social Behavior:

Caring: desire to help people

Charming: pleasant, delightful

Considerate: thinking of others

Enthusiastic: has strong feelings; ardent

Excitable: gets excited easily

Faithful: being loyal

Funny: causing people to laugh

Kind: thoughtful, caring

Pleasant: polite

Polite: exhibiting good manners

Sincere: being totally honest

Thoughtful: thinking things over

Negative Social Behavior:

Aggressive: verbally or physically threatening

Argumentative: often arguing with people

Bossy: always telling people what to do

Deceitful: doing or saying anything to get people to do what you want or to get what you want

Domineering: constantly trying to control others

Inconsiderate: not caring about others or their feelings

Irritating: bothering people

Manic: acting just a little crazy

Manipulative: always trying to influences other people

Moody: being unpredictable; changing moods often

Rude: treating people badly; breaking social rules Thoughtless: not thinking about the effects of your actions or words

Personal Behavior:

Active: always busy with something

Ambitious: strongly wants to succeed

Assertive: being outgoing and confident

Careless: not being careful; rushing into things

Cautious: being very careful

Conceited: thinks he is better than others; arrogant

Conscientious: taking time to do things right

Creative: someone who can make up things easily or think of new things

Curious: always wanting to know things

Docile: submissive, does what he is told

Extroverted: very outgoing; confident

Impulsive: saying or doing things without thinking first

Inventive: thinks of new ideas

Nervous: very uncomfortable

Passive: does not argue; does as he is told

Perfectionist: wants everything to be done right and perfectly Pragmatic: always sees the practical side of things

Reserved: keeps thoughts and feelings to himself

Serious: no-nonsense kind of behavior

Shy: quiet and reserved; lacking in confidence

Volatile: changing moods very quickly

General Good Behavior:

adaptable, brave, confident, cooperative, courageous, debonair, decisive, determined, generous,

hilarious, honorable, kind, lively, pleasant, productive, protective, receptive, reflective, responsible,

romantic, self-assured, sensitive, shrewd, unusual, witty, wonderful, zany, and zealous.

Unacceptable Behavior:

They are: abrasive, abusive, angry, anxious, belligerent, boorish, cowardly, crazy, creepy, cruel,

dangerous, defiant, erratic, finicky, flashy, flippant, foolish, furtive, guarded, jittery, malicious,

mysterious, obnoxious, outrageous, panicky, secretive, strange, threatening, unsuitable, vengeful, and

wary.

Adjectives that Describe People's Personality

affectionate - an affectionate person is someone who is very loving.

Example sentence: My wife is very affectionate.

aggressive (negative) - someone who is physically or verbally threatening towards other people. Example sentences: I don't like aggressive people. I like people who are relaxed and calm. ambitious - an adjective used to describe a person who is keen to get on in life. Example sentences: Johnny is very ambitious. He is hoping to be promoted soon. anxious - someone who worries a lot. Example sentences: Trish is a very anxious person. She worries far too much about things. artistic - someone who is good at creative things, such as painting and drawing. Example sentences: Jennifer is very artistic. She is really good at drawing. bad-tempered - somebody who gets angry a lot. Example sentences: My Uncle is really bad-tempered. He is always shouting at my aunt. big-headed - someone with a very high opinion of themselves. Example sentences: Simon is a bit big-headed. He thinks more of himself than others do. boring - (negative) used to describe someone who is not very interesting. Example sentences: Ann is a bit boring. She never has anything interesting to say. bossy - (mildly negative) used to describe someone who tries to control other people. Example sentences: My gran is a bit bossy. She's always ordering my poor grandad about. charismatic - somebody who attracts other people, and who is good at getting people's attention. Example sentence: Barack Obama is a very charismatic politician. Creative - someone who is an original thinker, or who has artistic skills. Example sentences: Mona is very creative. She is always coming up with new ideas. courageous - an adjective used to describe someone who is very brave. Example sentences: Abdul is a fireman. He is very courageous. He rescues people from fires. dependable - an adjective used to describe someone who is very reliable. Example sentences: Ruth is very dependable. She always keeps her promises. devious - (negative) used to describe someone who cheats other people, to get what they want. Example sentences: Sam can be bit devious at times. I wouldn't trust him. dim - (negative insult) used to describe someone who is not very intelligent. Be careful when using this word! Using neutral adjectives to describe people is much safer. extroverted - someone who is very outgoing. Example sentences: Dave is very extroverted. He's always the life and soul of the party! egotistical - (negative) used for describing someone who acts as if they are more important than others. Example sentences: Simon is a bit egotistical. He tends to look down on people. gregarious - very sociable. Example sentences: Tina is very gregarious. She has lots of friends.quotesdbs_dbs8.pdfusesText_14