She has lots of control and influence over people and events. (power)
powerful
My living room was white, but now it's really (color).
colorful
He really enjoys going out with his friends and meeting new people. (social)
sociable
I don't like crowded places, like shops during the sales. I find them really (stress)!
stressful
Travelling alone can be (risk), so I prefer doing it with other people.
risky
The café is a successful business and it's very (profit).
profitable
She likes to offer solutions if you have a problem. (help)
helpful
This app is really (use) for learning new vocabulary.
useful
She can express her opinions clearly and confidently. (assert)
assertive
The architect's buildings are really (impress) - they've won lots of awards.
impressive
She's beautiful, exciting, and different from ordinary people. (glamour)
glamourous
He always wants what other people have. (envy)
envious
It's a violent movie, so it isn't (suit) for children under 15.
suitable
He shows caring feelings towards everyone he knows. (affection)
affectionate
The apartment is really (space) - the living room is enourmous!
spacious
The government is (hope) that unemployment will go down this year.
hopeful
He can be trusted to do something well. (rely)
reliable
My idea of a (rest) vacation is to stay at a nice hotel and do absolutely nothing.
restful
Ruth's very (care) - she never checks what she's written.
careless
She doesn't like rules, or doing what other people tell her to do. (rebel)
rebellious
He does thing suddenly, without thinking about what might happen. (impulse)
impulsive
She has an amazing imagination and she's very original. (create)
creative
He's easily hurt, especially if you criticize him. (sense)
sensitive
Marie's class is very (noise). I can hear them from the next floor!
noisy