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Character adjectives

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  • Name 3 adjectives used to describe intellectual ability
    intelligent, bright, clever, smart, shrewd, able, gifted, talented, brainy
  • thrifty, economical (with negative connotations)
    stingy, miserly, mean, tight-fisted, penny-pinching
  • original (with negative connotations)
    weird, eccentric, odd, peculiar
  • idiomatic: someone who doesn't like to stay in one place
    a rolling stone
  • relaxed in attitude to self and others
    easy-going, even-tempered
  • broad-minded (with negative connotation)
    permissive, unprincipled
  • with practical, not dreamy approach to life
    sensible, down-to-earth, pragmatic
  • determined (with negative connotations)
    obstinate, stubborn, pig-headed
  • often disagrees with others
    quarrelsome, argumentative
  • impolite to others, rude
    ill-mannered, discourteous
  • Name 3 adjectives used to describe lack of intellectual ability
    stupid, foolish, half-witted, simple, silly, brainless, daft, dumb, dim
  • idiomatic: someone who stands by you only when things are going well
    a fair weather friend
  • innocent (with negative connotations)
    naive
  • idiomatic: someone who is easy to attack or easy to cheat
    a sitting duck
  • enjoying company of other people, sociable
    gregarious
  • with a calm attitude to life
    relaxed
  • inquiring (with negative connotations)
    inquisitive, nosy
  • with serious, not calm attitude to life
    tense
  • idiomatic: someone who has skills in many different areas
    a jack of all trades
  • somebody who always looks on the black side of things
    pessimistic
  • somebody who always looks on the bright side of things
    optimistic