Emotional Adjectives Word Search
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Sample words: CAPABLE, TOUCHY, CRAZY, BAD, ZANY, PUSHY, FUNNY, CASUAL, ZEALOUS, WITTY, WEAK, GREAT, LOYAL, WASPISH, JUMPY, UNFAIR.
Emotional Adjectives word list, defined
- CAPABLE /ˈkeɪpəbəl/ · adjective
- Having the skill, ability, or qualities necessary to do something effectively; competent. Also used to describe someone who is likely or inclined to do a particular thing, especially something notable. Related: competent, able, skilled, proficient.
- TOUCHY /ˈtʌtʃi/ · adjective
- Easily annoyed or offended by criticism or perceived slights. Of a subject or issue, it means delicate, contentious, or requiring tactful handling. Related: sensitive, irritable, prickly, delicate.
- CRAZY /ˈkreɪzi/ · adjective
- Mentally deranged or insane; also, extremely enthusiastic about something, or wildly foolish and impractical. Related: insane, mad, deranged, absurd.
- BAD /bæd/ · adjective
- Of poor quality or a low standard; unpleasant, unwelcome, or harmful; morally wrong or blameworthy. Related: poor, inferior, unpleasant, harmful.
- ZANY /ˈzeɪni/ · adjective; noun
- Zany means wildly silly, eccentric, or absurd, usually in a humorous or exaggerated way. As a noun, it refers to a foolish or comic person, especially a stage performer. Related: crazy, silly, eccentric, wacky.
- PUSHY /ˈpʊʃi/ · adjective
- Inclined to assert oneself forcefully or insistently, especially in a way that is unpleasant or excessive. It can also describe aggressive self-promotion or selling. Related: assertive, forceful, aggressive, insistent.
- FUNNY /ˈfʌni/ · adjective
- Amusing or entertaining in a way that makes people laugh; also, strange, odd, or suspicious in a way that is hard to explain. Related: amusing, humorous, comical, hilarious.
- CASUAL /ˈkæʒuəl/ · adjective
- Relaxed and unconcerned in manner or style, without formality or serious intent; also, happening by chance or irregularly rather than planned or permanent. Related: informal, relaxed, offhand, easygoing.
- ZEALOUS /ˈzɛləs/ · adjective
- Showing great enthusiasm, energy, or devotion to a cause, activity, or person. It can also suggest that such enthusiasm is excessive or overly forceful. Related: enthusiastic, devoted, ardent, passionate.
- WITTY /ˈwɪt.i/ · adjective
- Showing cleverness and quick-thinking, especially in a way that is amusing. A witty remark or person is perceptive, lively, and capable of making others laugh or think. Related: clever, humorous, incisive, quippy.
- WEAK /wiːk/ · adjective
- Lacking physical, mental, or moral strength; not strong, forceful, or effective. Related: feeble, flimsy, inadequate, insubstantial.
- GREAT /ɡreɪt/ · adjective
- Excellent or outstanding in quality, importance, achievement, or degree. Depending on context, it can also mean large, extensive, powerful, or highly skilled. Related: excellent, outstanding, remarkable, tremendous.
- LOYAL /ˈlɔɪ.əl/ · adjective
- Showing firm allegiance or devotion to a person, cause, organization, or country. Loyal people remain faithful and supportive, especially when facing difficulty or betrayal. Related: faithful, steadfast, devoted, committed.
- WASPISH /ˈwɒspɪʃ/ (British), /ˈwɑːspɪʃ/ (US) · adjective
- Having a sharp, irritable temper or a spiteful, stinging manner. It can describe a person's tone, behaviour, or remarks and may be used playfully when teasing. Related: irritable, spiteful, petulant, snappish.
- JUMPY /ˈdʒʌmpi/ · adjective
- Nervous or anxious and unable to stay still. It can also describe someone who is restless, excitable, or eager to act. Related: nervous, restless, jittery, skittish.
- UNFAIR /ʌnˈfeə/ (British), /ʌnˈfɛr/ (US) · adjective
- Not based on fair, just, or equal treatment. An unfair decision, rule, or situation is biased, inequitable, or unjust. Related: unjust, inequitable, biased, prejudiced.
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