B2 Level Wordlist - Personality

Here you will learn some English words about personality, such as "arrogant", "caring", "bold", etc. prepared for B2 learners.

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arrogant [adjective]

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

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

bold [adjective]

(of a person) brave and confident, with the ability to take risks

Ex: The bold student volunteered to present the group 's project to the entire class .

caring [adjective]

showing concern for the well-being of others and being kind and supportive in one's actions and interactions

Ex: He showed his caring side by volunteering at the local soup kitchen every weekend .

decent [adjective]

treating others with respect and honesty

Ex: The decent student follows academic integrity principles , never cheating or plagiarizing in their coursework .

dishonest [adjective]

not truthful or trustworthy, often engaging in immoral behavior

Ex: The company suffered financial losses due to the dishonest actions of its executives .

easy-going [adjective]

calm and not easily worried or annoyed

Ex: Despite the chaos at work , he remained easy-going and calm .

energetic [adjective]

active and full of energy

Ex: Sarah 's energetic toddler kept her on her toes as he explored the playground with endless curiosity .

enthusiastic [adjective]

having or showing intense excitement, eagerness, or passion for something

Ex: The team 's enthusiastic response to the new strategy boosted morale .

dynamic [adjective]

having a lot of energy

Ex: Despite his age , he maintains a dynamic lifestyle , always seeking new adventures .

forgetful [adjective]

likely to forget things or having difficulty to remember events

Ex: He ’s forgetful and often forgets people ’s birthdays .

greedy [adjective]

having an excessive and intense desire for something, especially wealth, possessions, or power

Ex: The greedy landlord raised the rent prices without improving the living conditions for tenants .

icy [adjective]

lacking warmth or friendliness

Ex: She gave me an icy response when I asked about her day .

impatient [adjective]

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

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

lively [adjective]

(of a person) very energetic and outgoing

Ex: He 's known for his lively personality , always the center of attention at social events .

logical [adjective]

based on clear reasoning or sound judgment

Ex: It 's logical to assume that if you practice regularly , your skills will improve over time .

modest [adjective]

not boasting about one's abilities, achievements, or belongings

Ex: The modest scientist downplayed her groundbreaking research , attributing it to collaboration and teamwork .

moody [adjective]

experiencing frequent changes in mood, often without apparent reason or explanation

Ex: He became moody whenever he was stressed at work , snapping at his coworkers for no reason .

moral [adjective]

following the principles of wrong and right and behaving based on the ethical standards of a society

Ex: Even in difficult situations , the moral doctor upheld patient confidentiality and acted in the best interest of their health .

nosy [adjective]

showing too much interest in people's lives, especially when it is not one's concern

Ex: He ’s nosy and constantly eavesdrops on other people ’s conversations .

optimistic [adjective]

having a hopeful and positive outlook on life, expecting good things to happen

Ex: Despite the setbacks , he stayed optimistic that things would improve .

pessimistic [adjective]

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

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

passionate [adjective]

showing or having enthusiasm or strong emotions about something one care deeply about

Ex: The passionate chef poured her heart into creating innovative dishes that delighted diners .

practical [adjective]

(of a person) realistic in facing different matters or problems

Ex: A practical person , she quickly came up with a plan to fix the issue .

reasonable [adjective]

(of a person) showing good judgment and acting by reason

Ex: He handled the conflict like a reasonable individual .

respectable [adjective]

considered to be good, correct, or acceptable by the society

Ex: Her academic performance was deemed respectable by the school , earning her a place on the honor roll .

self-confident [adjective]

(of a person) having trust in one's abilities and qualities

Ex: Even in difficult situations , he remained self-confident .

sensitive [adjective]

capable of understanding other people's emotions and caring for them

Ex: She has a sensitive approach when dealing with emotionally charged situations .

sincere [adjective]

(of statements, feelings, beliefs, or behavior) showing what is true and honest, based on one's real opinions or feelings

Ex: I appreciated her sincere feedback on my work .

strong-willed [adjective]

very determined in one's beliefs or decisions, often showing firmness of character and persistence in achieving what one wants

Ex: The strong-willed activist fought tirelessly for equal rights and social justice in her community .

sympathetic [adjective]

showing care and understanding toward other people, especially when they are not feeling good

Ex: The doctor was sympathetic to the patient 's concerns about the upcoming surgery .

unreliable [adjective]

not deserving of trust or confidence

Ex: He is considered unreliable by his colleagues .

unstable [adjective]

displaying unpredictable and sudden changes in emotions and behavior

Ex: Living with an unstable roommate caused tension in the household , as his mood swings could be intense and sudden .

unsure [adjective]

not confident enough in oneself, especially in one's abilities

Ex: She looked unsure when asked to lead the team on her own .

strict [adjective]

(of a person) inflexible and demanding that rules are followed precisely

Ex: The strict coach required players to adhere to a rigorous training schedule .

violent [adjective]

involving or caused by force that may result in physical damage

Ex: The car crash was so violent that both vehicles were completely wrecked .

lenient [adjective]

(of a person) tolerant, flexible, or relaxed in enforcing rules or standards, often forgiving and understanding toward others

Ex: Despite the seriousness of the offense , the judge opted for a lenient sentence , considering the defendant 's remorse and efforts towards rehabilitation .

tough [adjective]

uncompromising in one's expectations, rules, or approach to dealing with others

Ex: In negotiations , his tough stance on pricing secured a favorable deal for the company .

tight-fisted [adjective]

spending or giving money reluctantly

Ex: She ’s known for being tight-fisted , so do n’t expect her to chip in for the gift .

B2 Level Wordlist
Electronic Devices	Animals	Clothes and Fashion	Family and Relationships
Art	The Human Body	Business and Office	Crime and Violence
Law	Nature	Politics	Money
Cooking	School and Education	Buildings and Structures	Personality
Love and Romance	Music	Jobs and Occupations	Time
Health and Sickness	Foods	Driving	Drinks
Grammar	Monarchy	Computers and Networks	Outer Space
Wedding Ceremony	Plants	Working Out	Regulations and Requirements
Fairy Tales	Certainty and Doubt	Scientific Research	News and Journalism
Threats and Danger	Communication	People and Society	Determination and Struggles
Self-care Products	Bodily Actions	Tools	Evaluation and Opinion
Assessment and Discourse	Religion	Shapes and Colors	Traveling
The Cinema	Change	The Weather	Farming
Preference	Phrasal Verbs	Feelings or States of Being	Games
War and Peace	City Structures	World of Science	Measurement
Common Verbs	General Adverbs	Useful Adjectives	General Adjectives