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ACT Exam Literacy - Positive Attitudes

Here you will learn some English words related to positive attitudes, such as "cherish", "amicable", "composure", etc. that will help you ace your ACTs.

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Essential Vocabulary for ACT
gratitude
gratitude
[noun]

the quality of being thankful or showing appreciation for something

Ex: She wrote a letter of gratitude to her teacher for the extra support. 
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devotion
devotion
[noun]

strong love and support expressed for a person or thing

Ex: Sarah's unwavering devotion to her family was evident in her tireless efforts to support them through every challenge they faced. 
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composure
composure
[noun]

a state of calmness and self-control, especially in difficult or challenging situations

Ex: Even in the face of adversity, she maintained her composure and approached the situation with a level head. 
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resolve
resolve
[noun]

a strong will to have or do something of value

Ex: Her resolve to finish her degree despite personal challenges was unwavering. 
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willingness

the quality of being ready or glad to do something when the time comes or if the need arises

Ex: Her willingness to help others made her a great team member. 
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optimism
optimism
[noun]

a general tendency to look on the bright side of things and to expect positive outcomes

Ex: Despite the challenges, her optimism helped her stay focused and driven toward her goals. 
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solidarity

the support given by the members of a group to each other because of sharing the same opinions, feelings, goals, etc.

Ex: The workers stood together in solidarity to demand fair wages and better working conditions. 
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sympathy
sympathy
[noun]

a supportive or favorable attitude towards an opinion, goal, or viewpoint, indicating agreement or understanding

Ex: I have some sympathy for this view, as it aligns with my own beliefs. 
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zest
zest
[noun]

a lively and enthusiastic interest in something

Ex: She approached every challenge with zest, always eager to learn and grow. 
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contentment

happiness and satisfaction, particularly with one's life

Ex: She felt a deep sense of contentment after completing the project. 
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affinity
affinity
[noun]

a strong and natural liking or sympathy toward someone or something

Ex: She felt an instant affinity with the new student, recognizing a shared love for literature. 
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deference
deference
[noun]

a respectful gesture or expression that shows admiration or esteem toward someone

Ex: The students stood in deference to the entering professor. 
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reverence
reverence
[noun]

a great and intense feeling of respect or admiration

Ex: The monk bowed with reverence before the ancient statue, honoring its significance. 
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enthusiasm

a feeling of great excitement and passion

Ex: She showed great enthusiasm for the new project. 
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eager
eager
[Adjective]

having a strong desire for doing or experiencing something

Ex: The children were eager to open their presents on Christmas morning. 
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unbothered
unbothered
[Adjective]

not worried, concerned, or affected by something that might typically cause disturbance

Ex: Despite the heavy criticism, she remained unbothered and continued with her project confidently. 
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resolute
resolute
[Adjective]

showing determination or a strong will in pursuing a goal or decision

Ex: After weeks of contemplation, Maria was resolute in her decision to move to a new city. 
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fond
fond
[Adjective]

feeling or showing emotional attachment or nostalgia toward a person or thing

Ex: Whenever she visited her grandparents' house, she felt a warm sense of fond nostalgia, surrounded by familiar objects and family stories from years gone by. 
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gracious
gracious
[Adjective]

characterized by kindness, politeness, and a warm, welcoming demeanor

Ex: She offered a gracious welcome to all the guests at the party. 
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genial
genial
[Adjective]

characterized as kind, friendly, and carefree

Ex: Her genial smile made everyone feel at ease. 
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affectionate
affectionate
[Adjective]

expressing love and care

Ex: The couple shared an affectionate embrace after being apart for weeks. 
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determined
determined
[Adjective]

having or displaying a strong will to achieve a goal despite the challenges or obstacles

Ex: She was determined to finish the marathon, despite the pain in her legs. 
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tenacious
tenacious
[Adjective]

very determined and not giving up easily

Ex: The tenacious advocate continued to fight for social justice even in the face of adversity. 
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jaunty
jaunty
[Adjective]

appearing cheerful, lively, and full of confidence

Ex: He walked into the room with a jaunty step. 
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inquisitive
inquisitive
[Adjective]

having a desire to learn many different things and asks many questions to gain knowledge or understanding

Ex: The inquisitive child always has a multitude of questions about how things work. 
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apologetic
apologetic
[Adjective]

showing regret or remorse for a fault, mistake, or offense

Ex: He sent an apologetic email to his colleague after missing the important meeting. 
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hard-hitting
hard-hitting
[Adjective]

powerful and impactful, often addressing issues directly and forcefully to persuade or influence others

Ex: The journalist's hard-hitting article exposed the corruption scandal and swayed public opinion. 
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amicable
amicable
[Adjective]

(of interpersonal relations) behaving with friendliness and without disputing

Ex: After the divorce, they agreed to split their assets in an amicable manner, avoiding any conflict. 
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unflinching
unflinching
[Adjective]

not backing off when things are becoming more challenging

Ex: Her unflinching dedication to the project impressed her colleagues. 
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sincere
sincere
[Adjective]

(of a person) genuine and honest in feelings, words, or actions

Ex: She's a sincere friend who always offers genuine support and encouragement. 
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empathetically

in a way that shows deep understanding by sharing or imagining someone else's feelings

Ex: She empathetically listened to the patient's concerns. 
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keenly
keenly
[Adverb]

in a highly perceptive or sensitive manner

Ex: She was keenly aware of the tension in the room. 
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to marvel
to marvel
[Verb]

to feel amazed or puzzled by something extraordinary or remarkable

Ex: She marvels at the beauty of the sunset, its vibrant colors painting the sky. 
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to revel
to revel
[Verb]

to take great pleasure or delight in an experience or activity

Ex: She reveled in the peacefulness of her morning yoga routine. 
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to cherish

to hold dear and deeply appreciate something or someone

Ex: The couple cherishes the memories of their honeymoon trip to the picturesque mountains. 
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to relent
to relent
[Verb]

to accept something, usually after some resistance

Ex: After much persuasion, the manager relented and granted the team an extra day off. 
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