Learn these words and write paragraphs using the words in each set of 10:
Set 1
- Patronizing – Treating others as if they are less intelligent or capable.
- Condescending – Speaking down to someone as if they are inferior.
- Empathetic – Understanding and sharing the feelings of others.
- Assertive – Expressing oneself confidently without being aggressive.
- Aggressive – Forceful, hostile, or attacking behavior.
- Passive-aggressive – Indirect resistance or sarcasm instead of direct confrontation.
- Manipulative – Controlling others through deceit or influence.
- Deceptive – Misleading or lying to others.
- Compassionate – Showing kindness and care towards others.
- Unreliable – Not dependable.
Set 2
- Sympathetic – Feeling sorry for someone else’s situation.
- Sarcastic – Mocking or ironic tone to convey contempt or humor.
- Altruistic – Selflessly concerned with the well-being of others.
- Egotistical – Excessively self-centered or self-important.
- Humble – Modest and not arrogant about achievements.
- Obnoxious – Annoying or offensive in behavior.
- Inconsiderate – Lacking thought or care for others’ feelings.
- Respectful – Showing politeness and regard for others.
- Defensive – Reacting aggressively to criticism or perceived threats.
- Timid – Shy and lacking confidence.
Set 3
- Boastful – Bragging or showing off.
- Resentful – Holding onto anger or bitterness.
- Impulsive – Acting without thinking of consequences.
- Reckless – Acting carelessly without considering risks.
- Irritable – Easily annoyed or angered.
- Stubborn – Unwilling to change opinions or behavior.
- Vindictive – Seeking revenge.
- Cynical – Distrusting others’ motives.
- Optimistic – Expecting positive outcomes.
- Pessimistic – Expecting the worst.
Set 4
- Detached – Emotionally disconnected or indifferent.
- Needy – Excessively requiring attention or validation.
- Selfless – Putting others’ needs before one’s own.
- Cold-hearted – Lacking empathy or warmth.
- Warm-hearted – Kind, loving, and caring.
- Cruel – Intentionally causing pain or suffering.
- Sincere – Genuine and honest.
- Deceitful – Dishonest or misleading.
- Loyal – Faithful and dedicated.
- Disloyal – Betraying trust or allegiance.
Set 5
- Trustworthy – Reliable and honest.
- Untrustworthy – Not dependable or honest.
- Hypocritical – Saying one thing but doing another.
- Tactful – Being sensitive and diplomatic.
- Blunt – Speaking without considering others’ feelings.
- Callous – Insensitive or unfeeling.
- Hypercritical – Overly judgmental and critical.
- Nosy – Overly curious about others’ business.
- Gullible – Easily fooled or deceived.
- Indecisive – Struggling to make decisions.
Set 6
- Decisive – Quick and firm in decision-making.
- Skeptical – Doubting or questioning everything.
- Insecure – Lacking confidence or self-worth.
- Arrogant – Having an exaggerated sense of self-importance.
- Modest – Not bragging about achievements.
- Domineering – Controlling or overbearing.
- Submissive – Easily yielding to others.
- Jealous – Resentful of someone’s success or possessions.
- Envious – Wanting what others have.
- Meddlesome – Interfering in others’ affairs.
Set 7
- Boisterous – Loud, energetic, and disruptive.
- Quiet – Reserved and not talkative.
- Generous – Willing to give to others.
- Greedy – Wanting more than necessary.
- Spiteful – Acting with malice.
- Suspicious – Distrusting others.
- Obedient – Following rules and instructions.
- Rebellious – Resisting authority.
- Tolerant – Accepting of different opinions or behaviors.
- Intolerant – Unwilling to accept others’ views.
Set 8
- Materialistic – Focused on possessions.
- Detached – Emotionally distant.
- Indifferent – Lacking interest or concern.
- Prudent – Careful and thoughtful.
- Rash – Acting without thinking.
- Cheerful – Happy and upbeat.
- Miserable – Very unhappy.
- Diligent – Hardworking and persistent.
- Lazy – Avoiding effort.
- Frank – Open and honest.
Set 9
- Devious – Dishonest or sneaky.
- Charismatic – Charming and influential.
- Hostile – Unfriendly or aggressive.
- Friendly – Warm and kind.
- Self-pitying – Feeling sorry for oneself.
- Lethargic – Lacking energy.
- Unmotivated – Lacking drive.
- Driven – Highly motivated.
- Moody – Having unpredictable emotions.
- Playful – Fun-loving and lighthearted.
Set 10
- Vengeful – Wanting to get back at someone.
- Evasive – Avoiding confrontation or questions.
- Ingratiating – Trying to gain favor with flattery.
- Overbearing – Trying to dominate others.
- Flirtatious – Playfully suggesting romantic interest.
- Secretive – Keeping things hidden.
- Thoughtful – Considerate of others’ feelings.
- Dramatic – Overreacting or exaggerating.
- Rude – Lacking manners.
- Charming – Pleasant and likable.
Leave your vote
2.7k Points
Upvote