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believing that people are only interested in themselves and are not sincere
cynical
believing that particular objects or events are lucky or unlucky
superstitious
not able to read or write
illiterate
has very strong, unfair opinions and refuses to consider different opinions
bigoted
only liking particular things and very difficult to please
fussy
wanting someone to love and spend time with you and no one else
possessive
cruel and not caring about other people
callous
are too pleased with themselves and their qualities, position, etc.
smug
are usually without remorse, pity or forgiveness
ruthless
are very good at making practical judgements, especially when they are to their own advantage
shrewd
often try to harm or annoy others, especially in some small way
spiteful
are always demanding things from others and trying to get what they want
pushy
are very self-confident, but in an unpleasant way
cocky
say one thing to one person, then the opposite thing at another time to someone else
two-faced
are careful to do any work well
conscientious
are very practical and honest
down-to-earth
have quick minds and can express things in a clever and amusing way
witty
are people with a lot of common sense
sensible
are very aware of the wishes, needs or feelings of others
considerate
have very strong personal charm and the power to attract others
charismatic
hate to lose at anything
competitive
take themselves rather too seriously and think they are very important
pompous
are very impulsive and don't think enough about the consequences of their actions
rash
refuse to change their opinion or behavior in spite of attempts to persuade them to do something else or to see another point of view
obstinate
are polite people
well-mannered
know what they want and usually get it
strong-willed
are very selfish and only interested in themselves
self-centred
are able to express clearly and effectively their thoughts and feelings
articulate
have lots of different skills and abilities and can easily change from one kind of activity to another
versatile
are usually very nervous and are easily upset or excited
highly-strung
find it hard to accept or understand new or different ideas
narrow-minded
are sure of themselves and their abilities
confident
have a very high opinion of themselves
conceited
are always friendly and welcoming towards guests
hospitable
like to say how good they are at something
boastful
are easily tricked and tend to believe everything they are told
gullible
are rude and disrespectful, especially towards people like parents and teachers
cheeky
deliberately try to hurt or harm others
malicious
are shy and feel uncomfortable in social situations
bashful
are daring and always ready to take risks
adventurous
have having to wait for things and are not very tolerant of other people's weaknesses, etc.
impatient