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Personality - Unpleasant Traits
Discover how English idioms like "piece of work" and "cold fish" relate to unpleasant traits in English.
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used to refer to an extremely angry or impatient person
used to describe someone who is extra careful about spending little amounts of money but has no problem with spending large amounts
a person who has a tendency to behave badly and cause trouble for others
someone who does not express emotions and is considered unfriendly
used to refer to someone who is extremely unpleasant and overall a difficult person to deal with
used to refer to someone who is extremely unsympathetic and does not express strong emotions
someone who selfishly prevents others from using or enjoying something that they themselves have no use for
in a state affected with madness or insanity
(of a person) crazy or exhibiting odd behavior
a person who has lost their sanity, often momentarily
used to refer to someone who always thinks or talks in a way that is exaggerated and not based on reality
used to refer to someone who tends to achieve things in a clever way, particularly by deceiving other people
used to refer to a deceitful and untrustworthy person who cannot be easily caught or exposed
not true, real, or genuine
an unconventional or unique behavior that is often considered crazy, risky, or confusing
used to refer to someone who is in a very chaotic state of mind and is behaving very abnormally
to keep changing one’s attitude toward someone or something
the inherent characteristics or qualities of a particular situation, person, or thing, often referring to traits that are difficult to change or control
so extreme and strict in one's adherence to a set of rules, norms, behaviors, etc. that it exeeds what is considered usual
someone who is not considered honest, trustworthy, or a good person in general
(of a person) extremely unreasonable, or mentally ill
a person who is considered to be completely worthless or useless and is viewed as a burden or waste of space
used to refer to the act of doing something as fast as one can
(of a person) not keeping up with current trends, ideas, or advancements
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