Articulate
Having the ability to speak clearly and fluently. Example: He is able to articulate his feelings very well.
Coherent
Logical, rational, easy to understand. Example: He provided a coherent report of the meeting.
Reserved
Slow to reveal emotions and opinions. Example: She is very reserved among people she doesn't know well.
Hesitant
Slow in acting or speaking because of being unsure. Example: She was hesitant to take on the new project because of her heavy workload.
Ramble
To talk or write at length. Example: I don't have time to listen to him rambling for hours on end.
Vague
Unclear, not enough information. Example: Her instructions were very vague.
Harass
Subject to aggressive pressure or intimidation. Example: Harassment from colleagues will not be tolerated.
Persuasive
Good at persuading someone to do something. Example: Salespeople are usually very persuasive.
Concise
Clear, no unnecessary information. Example: Please try to keep the report concise.
Heated discussion
Having intense emotions. Example: Please keep your voice down - I don't want this discussion to become heated.
