Personal Qualities Word Search
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Sample words: DIM, ODD, SAD, BAD, DRY, SLY, SHY, WARM, SANE, WEAK, LOYAL, PURE, FUNNY, FIERY, FRANK, DRUNK.
Personal Qualities word list, defined
- DIM /dɪm/ · adjective
- (Of light or a place) not bright; lacking intensity of illumination. (Of a person) slow to understand; not intelligent, often used disparagingly. Related: faint, gloomy, murky, dull.
- ODD /ɒd/ (British); /ɑːd/ (US) · adjective
- Strange, unusual, or different from what is expected; also, of a number or quantity, not divisible by two. In informal use, “odd” can mean eccentric, suspicious, or difficult to understand. Related: strange, unusual, peculiar, eccentric.
- SAD /sæd/ · adjective
- Feeling or showing sorrow, unhappiness, or emotional pain. It can also describe something that causes sadness or that is unfortunate and regrettable. Related: unhappy, sorrowful, downcast, miserable.
- BAD /bæd/ · adjective
- Of poor quality or a low standard; unpleasant, unwelcome, or harmful; morally wrong or blameworthy. Related: poor, inferior, unpleasant, harmful.
- DRY /draɪ/ · adjective
- Free from moisture or liquid; not wet. Also used figuratively to mean dull, unemotional, or lacking interest or warmth. Related: arid, dehydrated, parched, dull.
- SLY /slaɪ/ · adjective
- Sly means crafty and deceptive, using trickiness or concealment to gain an advantage. It can also describe someone or something furtive, or a playful and mischievous look, smile, or remark. Related: cunning, crafty, devious, furtive.
- SHY /ʃaɪ/ · adjective, verb
- Shy means lacking confidence in social situations or feeling uncertain and hesitant. It can also describe reluctance to face or approach something, as in “shy of new technology,” and function as a verb meaning to avoid or recoil from something. Related: bashful, coy, reserved, timid.
- WARM /wɔːrm/ (US); /wɔːm/ (British) · adjective, verb, adverb, noun
- Warm means having a moderately high temperature, or pleasantly or comfortably warm. It can also describe a person, place, or manner that is friendly, welcoming, affectionate, or emotionally encouraging. Related: hot, heated, mild, cordial.
- SANE /seɪn/ · adjective
- Having a sound mind and a reasonable, balanced outlook; showing sensible judgment or behavior. In some contexts, it means not insane or mentally disturbed. Related: sensible, reasonable, rational, sound-minded.
- WEAK /wiːk/ · adjective
- Lacking physical, mental, or moral strength; not strong, forceful, or effective. Related: feeble, flimsy, inadequate, insubstantial.
- 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.
- PURE /pjʊər/ · adjective; noun; verb; adverb
- Free from impurities, contamination, or foreign substances; unadulterated and unmixed. Also means genuine, absolute, or free from anything morally objectionable. Related: unmixed, uncontaminated, unadulterated, clear.
- 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.
- FIERY /ˈfaɪəri/ · adjective
- Consisting of or resembling fire; burning fiercely. Also used figuratively to describe a person, temperament, or expression that is passionate, hot-tempered, or intensely spirited. Related: passionate, ardent, intense, blazing.
- FRANK /fræŋk/ · adjective
- Open, honest, and direct in speech or expression, especially when saying something that others might find uncomfortable or unwelcome. Related: candid, forthright, blunt, straightforward.
- DRUNK /drʌŋk/ · adjective (also noun and verb form)
- Having consumed enough alcohol to be visibly affected by it; intoxicated. As a noun, it refers to a habitual heavy drinker. Related: intoxicated, inebriated, tipsy, inebriate.
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