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Adjetivos de Atributos Humanos Abstractos - Adjetivos de rasgos personales negativos

Estos adjetivos describen cualidades o comportamientos indeseables en los individuos, reflejando rasgos como "deshonesto", "arrogante", "ocioso", etc.

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Categorized English Adjectives of Abstract Human Attributes
vain
vain
[Adjetivo]

taking great pride in one's abilities, appearance, etc.

vanidoso, egoísta

vanidoso, egoísta

Ex: He was so vain about his physical appearance that he refused to leave the house without perfect grooming. 

Era tan vano con su apariencia física que se negaba a salir de casa sin un arreglo perfecto.

smug
smug
[Adjetivo]

showing or taking too much pride in one's achievements or accomplishments

engreído

engreído

Ex: The politician's smug attitude turned off voters who were looking for sincerity and humility. 

La actitud engreída del político alejó a los votantes que buscaban sinceridad y humildad.

complacent
complacent
[Adjetivo]

overly satisfied or content with one's current situation or achievements, often to the point of neglecting potential risks or improvements

satisfecho de sí mismo

satisfecho de sí mismo

Ex: The student's high grades in previous exams made her complacent, causing her to study less for the upcoming test. 

Las altas calificaciones de la estudiante en exámenes anteriores la hicieron complaciente, lo que hizo que estudiara menos para la próxima prueba.

arrogant
arrogant
[Adjetivo]

showing a proud, unpleasant attitude toward others and having an exaggerated sense of self-importance

arrogante, orgulloso

arrogante, orgulloso

Ex: Her arrogant demeanor alienated her from her peers, leaving her with few friends. 

Su actitud arrogante la alejó de sus compañeros, dejándola con pocos amigos.

timid
timid
[Adjetivo]

lacking confidence or courage

tímido

tímido

Ex: His timid demeanor made it difficult for him to ask for help when he needed it. 

Su actitud tímida hacía difícil para él pedir ayuda cuando la necesitaba.

immature
immature
[Adjetivo]

not fully developed mentally or emotionally, often resulting in behaviors or reactions that are childish

inmaduro

inmaduro

Ex: Her immature response to criticism showed a lack of emotional maturity. 

Su respuesta inmadura a la crítica mostró una falta de madurez emocional.

stubborn
stubborn
[Adjetivo]

unwilling to change one's attitude or opinion despite good reasons to do so

terco, obstinado

terco, obstinado

Ex: The stubborn child refused to eat their vegetables, even after being told they were good for them. 

El niño terco se negó a comer sus verduras, incluso después de que le dijeron que eran buenas para él.

idle
idle
[Adjetivo]

lacking responsibility or purposeful direction

ocioso, desocupado

ocioso, desocupado

Ex: He was criticized for his idle approach to work. 

Fue criticado por su enfoque ocioso del trabajo.

lazy
lazy
[Adjetivo]

avoiding work or activity and preferring to do as little as possible

perezoso, vago

perezoso, vago

Ex: Rather than cooking a meal, he opted for takeout because he was feeling too lazy to cook. 

En lugar de cocinar una comida, optó por la comida para llevar porque se sentía demasiado perezoso para cocinar.

unlucky
unlucky
[Adjetivo]

having or bringing bad luck

desafortunado

desafortunado

Ex: She was unlucky not to be selected for the job. 

Ella tuvo mala suerte de no ser seleccionada para el trabajo.

cynical
cynical
[Adjetivo]

having a distrustful or negative outlook, often believing that people are motivated by self-interest

cínico

cínico

Ex: The cynical old man believed that acts of kindness were merely disguised selfishness. 

El anciano cínico creía que los actos de bondad no eran más que egoísmo disfrazado.

pessimistic
pessimistic
[Adjetivo]

having or showing a negative view of the future and always waiting for something bad to happen

pesimista

pesimista

Ex: He had a pessimistic view of the economy, believing that a recession was imminent. 

Tenía una visión pesimista de la economía, creyendo que una recesión era inminente.

narcissistic
narcissistic
[Adjetivo]

having an excessive interest in oneself, often accompanied by a lack of empathy for others

narcisista, egocéntrico

narcisista, egocéntrico

Ex: She grew tired of his narcissistic personality, always making everything about himself. 

Ella se cansó de su personalidad narcisista, siempre haciendo que todo gire en torno a él.

paranoid
paranoid
[Adjetivo]

unreasonably scared of other people or thinking that they are trying to cause harm

paranoico, parano

paranoico, parano

Ex: The paranoid patient believed that their doctor was plotting against them, refusing to follow medical advice. 

El paciente paranoico creía que su médico estaba conspirando contra él, negándose a seguir los consejos médicos.

radical
radical
[Adjetivo]

supporting total and extreme social or political changes

radical

radical

Ex: The party's radical proposal for healthcare reform divided public opinion. 

La propuesta radical del partido para la reforma de la salud dividió la opinión pública.

extremist
extremist
[Adjetivo]

holding or promoting extreme opinions in politics, religion, etc.

extremista

extremista

Ex: The extremist faction within the party pushed for drastic measures to be taken against political opponents. 

La facción extremista dentro del partido presionó para que se tomaran medidas drásticas contra los oponentes políticos.

conservative
conservative
[Adjetivo]

supporting traditional values and beliefs and not willing to accept any contradictory change

conservador

conservador

Ex: The conservative religious group opposed any changes to their traditional practices or doctrines. 

El grupo religioso conservador se opuso a cualquier cambio en sus prácticas o doctrinas tradicionales.

picky
picky
[Adjetivo]

(of a person) extremely careful with their choices and hard to please

exigente, selectivo

exigente, selectivo

Ex: He's so picky when it comes to choosing a movie to watch that it takes forever to agree on one. 

Es tan exigente cuando se trata de elegir una película para ver que lleva una eternidad ponerse de acuerdo en una.

touchy
touchy
[Adjetivo]

easily offended, often reacting strongly to perceived slights or criticism

susceptible, sensible

susceptible, sensible

Ex: The touchy employee became defensive when his work was criticized, even if it was constructive feedback. 

El empleado susceptible se puso a la defensiva cuando su trabajo fue criticado, incluso si era una retroalimentación constructiva.

possessive
possessive
[Adjetivo]

displaying excessive attachment or control over people or things they consider their own

posesivo, celoso

posesivo, celoso

Ex: The possessive boss micromanaged every aspect of his employees' work, unwilling to delegate tasks. 

El jefe posesivo microgestionaba cada aspecto del trabajo de sus empleados, sin querer delegar tareas.

irresponsible
irresponsible
[Adjetivo]

neglecting one's duties or obligations, often causing harm or inconvenience to others

irresponsable

irresponsable

Ex: She failed to pay her bills on time, demonstrating an irresponsible approach to financial management. 

No pagó sus facturas a tiempo, demostrando un enfoque irresponsable de la gestión financiera.

childish
childish
[Adjetivo]

behaving in a way that is immature or typical of a child

infantil, pueril

infantil, pueril

Ex: Making faces at the teacher behind her back was a childish way of expressing discontent with the lesson. 

Hacer muecas al profesor a sus espaldas era una forma infantil de expresar descontento con la lección.

wild
wild
[Adjetivo]

(of a person) behaving in an uncontrollable and irrational manner

descontrolado, salvaje

descontrolado, salvaje

Ex: The wild child ran around the park, ignoring calls to come back to their parents. 

El niño salvaje corrió por el parque, ignorando los llamados para volver con sus padres.

inhuman
inhuman
[Adjetivo]

lacking compassion, empathy, or decency, often being cruel or brutal

inhumano

inhumano

Ex: The inhuman conditions in the factory violated basic labor rights and standards. 

Las condiciones inhumanas en la fábrica violaban los derechos laborales básicos y los estándares.

cowardly
cowardly
[Adjetivo]

lacking courage, typically avoiding difficult or dangerous situations

cobarde

cobarde

Ex: It was a cowardly decision to avoid the challenge instead of facing it. 

Fue una decisión cobarde evitar el desafío en lugar de enfrentarlo.

callous
callous
[Adjetivo]

showing or having an insensitive and cruel disregard for the feelings or suffering of others

cruel

cruel

Ex: Despite her friend's difficult situation, she remained callous and indifferent to their struggles. 

A pesar de la difícil situación de su amiga, ella permaneció insensible e indiferente a sus luchas.

proud
proud
[Adjetivo]

having an overly high opinion of oneself, often accompanied by a sense of arrogance

orgulloso, altivo

orgulloso, altivo

Ex: He refused to accept help from others, driven by his proud independence. 

Se negó a aceptar ayuda de los demás, impulsado por su orgullosa independencia.

impatient
impatient
[Adjetivo]

unable to wait calmly for something or someone, often feeling irritated or frustrated

impaciente

impaciente

Ex: The kids became impatient after waiting hours for their turn. 

Los niños se volvieron impacientes después de esperar horas por su turno.

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