25 Positive Adjectives:
- adaptable: able to change
- affable: pleasant, polite, easy to talk to, - He was incredibly affable with me, when I forgot my ticket.
- ambitious: determinded
- amicable: polite and friendly and can manage situations without argument
- bright: clever
- broad-minded: willing to understand other people's opinions
- conscientious: used to describ people who take care to do things carefully and correctly
- convivial: cheerful and friendly
- courteous: polite and respectful
- decisive: able to decide quickly
- determined: continue to doing
- diplomatic: able to deal with people in difficult situations
- easy-going: relaxed and happy
- exuberant: full of energy
- frank: honest and direct
- gregarious: sociable
- intuitive: able to understand someone by feelings
- inventive: imaginative
- modest: somebody who doesn't talk about how great they are
- pioneering: early adopters
- placid: very calm
- proactive: make things happen
- quick-witted: intelligent
- resourceful: finding ways doing things
- versatile: able to do many things
25 negative Adjectives:
- aloof: not friently
- eligerent: unfriently and aggresive
- big-headed: arrogant
- callous: not caring about other people's feeling
- cantankerous: often angry
- clingy: needing someone else too much
- cynical: negative
- detached: show a lack of feeling
- dogmatic: people who believe their opinions and their beliefs are the only correct way of thinking
- fussy: hard to please
- gullible: too willing to believe what people tell them
- impulsive: people who act quickly without thinking things through
- indecisive
- materialistic: people who have possessions and money as their top priority
- narrow-minded: not willing to listen
- obnoxious: extremely unpleasant in a way that offends people
- obstinate: stubborn
- patronizing: showing that you think you're more intelligent than people
- possessive: demanding all their attention and love for someone
- resentful: holding grudges
- self-centred
- stingy: being tight with money
- tactless: saying or doing things that will probably annoy or upset other people
- touchy: easily upset or offensive
- vain: conceited obsessed with your appearance or your own achievements or yourself in general