Unique Personalities

Vocabulary

A. = Adjective   ADV. = Adverb   IDM. = Idiom   N. = Noun   V. = Verb
cynicalA. seeing little or no good in other people, believing that people do good things for bad reasons
eccentricA. having strange, unusual or abnormal habits or tastes This term is less insulting than strange, weird or bizarre.
egotisticalA. thinking too highly of oneself, considering oneself better than others
imaginativeA. creative, having much imagination
indecisiveA. unable to decide quickly, not knowing what choice to make
pickyA. hard to please, too careful in choosing something
sensibleA. practical, reasonable, something that makes sense
sensitiveA. easily feels emotion, easily hurt emotionally can be positive or negative
sophisticatedA. representing high culture, very experienced in life 
thoughtfulA. often doing things to make other people feel good

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