People's character vocabulary

adjective - making you angry

adjective - angry and impatient

adjective - fearless, having courage

noun - the feeling of right or wrong in your mind

adjective - respecting the feelings and needs of other people

adjective - brave, not afraid of danger

adjective - that can be relied on or trusted, reliable

noun - strong will to do something

adjective - having been decided, having made up your mind about something

adjective - telling lies and deceptive

adjective - truthful, not pretending, not lying

noun - honesty, sincerity

adjective - full of thanks, thankful

noun - the wish to have more and more, never having enough

adjective - wanting to have more and more, never having enough

noun - telling the truth, not lying or stealing

noun - fear of losing a person you like or love because somebody else likes him/her too

adjective - very unkind and rude

noun - willingness to wait calmly; the ability to wait for something calmly

adjective - willing to wait calmly

adjective - not rude; having good manners

adjective - feeling good about yourself because of what you are, what you have or what you have done

adjective - being always on time

adjective - not polite; behaving in an offending way

adjective - thinking only about himself/herself, not about other people or their needs

adjective - not willing to smile or laugh or make jokes

adjective - feeling nervous about talking to people, especially strangers

adjective - not lying, not pretending something that is not true

adjective - friendly, enjoying spending time with other people

adjective - refusing to change opinion or decisions, not willing to do what people want

adjective - thinking about other people and their needs

noun - regard for other people, opposite of selfishness

adjective - having a sexual relationship behind your partner's back

adjective - not showing thanks, esp. when you should

adjective - not reliable

adjective - unkind and unable to understand the feelings of others