Words to Talk About Personality Types

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Words to Talk about personality

Types

What word best describes your

personality


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Altruist

philanthropist: someone who

makes charitable donations

intended to increase human well-

being.


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Affectionate

Adjective

1.Readily feeling or showing fondness or

tenderness.

2.Expressing fondness.

Synonyms

loving - tender fond


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Aggressive

Adjective

1.Ready or likely to attack or confront;

characterized by or resulting from aggression.

2.Pursuing one's aims and interests forcefully,sometimes unduly so: "an aggressive

businessman".

Synonymsoffensive - truculent


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Ambitious

Adjective

1.Having or showing a strong desire and

determination to succeed.

2.(of a plan or piece of work) Intended tosatisfy high aspirations and therefore difficult

to achieve.

Synonymsaspiring


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Anxious

Adjective

1.Experiencing worry, unease, or nervousness,

typically about an imminent event or

something with an uncertain outcome.

2.(of a period of time or situation) Causing orcharacterized by worry or nervousness.

Synonyms

uneasy - worried - solicitous - concerned -

restless


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Artistic

Adjective

1.Having or revealing natural creative skill: "my

lack of artistic ability".2.Of, relating to, or characteristic of art or

artistry.

Synonyms

artistical - art


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Bad Tempered

Somebody who Gets angry a lot


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Big Headed

Arrogant, having an exaggerated

perception of one's qualities.

Someone with a very high opinion of themselves.


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Boring

Adjective

Not interesting; tedious.

Synonyms

tedious - tiresome - dull - bothersome -

humdrum


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Bossy


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Creative


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Dependable

Adjective

Trustworthy and reliable.

Synonyms

reliable - trustworthy - trusty - sure - certain -

safe


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Charismatic

Adjective

Exercising a compelling charm that inspires

devotion in others.

Noun

An adherent of the charismatic movement.


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Courageous

Adjective

Not deterred by danger or pain; brave.

Synonyms

brave - bold - valiant - plucky - gallant - hardy


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Devious

Adjective

1.Showing a skillful use of underhanded tactics

to achieve goals.

2.(of a route or journey) Longer and less direct

than the most straightforward way.

Synonyms

indirect - tortuous - oblique - roundabout -circuitous


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Dim


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Extrovert

Someone who is very outgoingNoun

An outgoing, overtly expressive person.

Adjective

Of, denoting, or typical of an extrovert.

Synonymsextravert


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Egotistical

Egotistic: characteristic of those

having an inflated idea of their own

importance.


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Egoist

a conceited and self-centered

person.


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Gregarious

Adjective

1.(of a person) Fond of company; sociable.

2.(of animals) Living in flocks or loosely

organized communities.

Synonyms

sociable - social - companionable


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Impulsive

Adjective

Acting or done without forethought: "young

impulsive teenagers".

Synonyms

impetuous


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Misogamist

a person who hates marriage.


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Misogynist

Noun

A woman hater.

Adjective

Reflecting or inspired by a hatred of women.

Synonyms

womanhater - woman-hater


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Industrious

Adjective

Diligent and hard-working.

Synonyms

diligent - sedulous - assiduous - studious - hard-

working


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loner

A person who prefers not to

associate with others


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loquacious

Tending to talk a great deal; talkative

Adjective

Talkative.

Synonyms

talkative - garrulous - voluble - chatty - gabby


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Narcissist

someone in love with themselves

A person who thinks only of

himself or herself. The country'sdictator was a terrible narcissist; he

didn't care at all for the welfare of

his people.


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Pretentious

Attempting to impress by affecting

greater importance, talent, culture,

etc., than is actually possessed.


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Prodigy

A person, usually quite young, who

is unusually talented or

gifted.Jonathan, a true chess

prodigy, won his first national

competition at age five.

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adaptive

changing in order to deal with new situations

addictive

ADJECTIVE

someone who has an addictive personality bec

omes addicted to things very easily

babyish

ADJECTIVE

like a baby

badass

ADJECTIVEready to behave in an unpleasant way when ne

cessary

born

ADJECTIVE

used for saying that someone had a particular

condition, personal quality, name, or social status at thetime when they were born

classy

ADJECTIVE

someone who is classy has the natural ability t

o choose the best thing or behave in a suitable

way in everysituation

clingy


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ADJECTIVE

wanting to be with another person all the time

in a way that is annoying

constitutionally

ADVERBin a way that is related to your general charact

er

flawed

ADJECTIVE

a flawed person has some faults in their charac

terflexible

ADJECTIVE

able to make changes or deal with a situation t

hat is changing

great

ADJECTIVEused about someone who is nice and a pleasur

e to be with

have

VERB

used for saying what the qualities ofsomeone

s character are


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say this that for someoneused for admitting that someone who you do n


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ot approve of has a good quality

do/is/can etc someone ever

used for emphasizing that someone does some

thing or has a particular quality

someones bark is worse than their biteused for saying that someone is not as unpleas

ant or rude as they seem to be when they talk

to you

the complete...

someone who has all the qualities needed for

a particular activitythrough and through

used for saying that someone has all the qualiti

es of a particular type of person

too clever/nice/generous etc for your own

good

so clever/nice/generous etc that it is a disadva

ntage instead of an advantage

to the core

used for emphasizing that an aspect of someo

nes character is very strong and will not chang

e

to your fingertips

ADJECTIVEused about the feelings or qualities that someo


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g q

ne seems to have but may not really have

overweening

ADJECTIVE

used for describing a bad quality that someone

has which makes them very unpleasantperfect

ADJECTIVE

used for emphasizing how much someone has

of a particular quality

personally

ADVERB

used for emphasizing that you do not dislike so

meone, just something that they do or the gro

up theybelong to

predisposed

ADJECTIVE

likely to think, feel, or behave in a particular w

ay

prone

ADJECTIVE

likely to do something or be affected by somet

hing, especially something bad

understanding what your own true thoughts, f

eelings and abilities are


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eelings, and abilities are

self-confessed

ADJECTIVE

admitting to being a particular bad type of pers

on or to having a particular negative quality

snivelling

ADJECTIVE

often complaining or crying, in a way that is an

noying

sporty

ADJECTIVEa sporty person likes playing sport and plays re

gularly

temperamental

ADJECTIVE

relating to temperament

temperateADJECTIVE

not extreme in behaviour or language


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territorialADJECTIVE

territorial animals or people do not like other a

nimals or people entering an area that they bel

ieve belongsto them

thick-skinned

ADJECTIVE

not easily upset or offended by what other peo

ple say about you

tidy

ADJECTIVE

a tidy person always puts their things away in t

he correct place

well-endowedADJECTIVE

h l f h h l d


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having a lot of something that people admire o

r want, for example money, beauty, or intellige

nce

flexibly

ADVERBinnately

ADVERB

inscrutability

NOUN

reactivity

NOUNtemperamentally

ADVERB

territorially

ADVERB

a leopard cant change its spots

used for saying that someone will never change their behaviour or character

a man of something

a man with a particular quality or ability

as a person

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