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articulate
2. astute
3. diligent
4. eminent
5. impartial
6. innovative
7. meticulous
8. versatile
9. assertive
10. resourceful
11. resilient
12. compassionate
13. empathetic
14. persistent
15. inquisitive
16. conscientious
17. arrogant
18. eloquent
19. tenacious
20. perseverant
21. Prejudiced
22. Bubbly
23. Fussy
24. Witty
25. Gullible
26. Boastfull
27. Gregarious
28. Tenacious
29. Aloof
30. Belligerent
31. Malicious
32. Accomplished

articulate

Meaning: able to express thoughts and ideas clearly and

effectively in speech or writing
Examples:
The articulate lawyer presented a strong case, persuading
the jury with her convincing arguments and eloquent
delivery.
The lawyer clearly presented her case with articulate
words and clear delivery.
The articulate journalist wrote a powerful article, shedding
light on important issues and sparking meaningful
conversations.
astute

Meaning: able to understand and analyse situations quickly and

accurately
Examples:
The astute businessman was able to predict market trends
and make strategic decisions, leading his company to
great success.
The astute politician was able to navigate complex
political situations and make wise choices for the benefit
of her constituents.
diligent

Meaning: hardworking, thorough, and conscientious

Examples:
The diligent student studied for hours every day, putting
in the effort to achieve top grades in all of her classes.
The diligent employee worked tirelessly to meet deadlines
and exceed expectations, earning praise and recognition
from his boss.
eminent

Meaning: highly respected and admired, often because of great

achievement or influence
Examples:
The eminent scientist made groundbreaking discoveries
that revolutionised the field of medicine, earning her
numerous accolades and awards.
Nelson Mandela was an eminent politician who fought
hard to end apartheid in South Africa.
The eminent artist created masterpieces that inspired
generations, leaving a lasting legacy in the art world.

impartial
Meaning: unbiased and fair, without favouritism or prejudice
Examples:
The impartial judge considered all the evidence and made
a just decision, upholding the principles of justice and
equality.
The impartial journalist reported on the news objectively,
presenting all sides of the story and avoiding
sensationalism or bias.
innovative

Meaning: creative and original, introducing new ideas or

methods
Examples:
The innovative entrepreneur invented a new product that
solved a common problem, disrupting the market and
attracting a large customer base.
The innovative teacher used interactive technology and
creative activities to engage her students and enhance
their learning experience.

meticulous

Meaning: extremely careful and precise, paying close attention

to detail
Examples:
The meticulous architect designed a building that was
both functional and aesthetically pleasing, taking into
account every detail and aspect of the structure.
The meticulous chef prepared a dish that was perfectly
seasoned and presented, paying attention to every
ingredient and technique.
versatile

Meaning: able to adapt to different situations or roles, and

capable of performing a variety of tasks
Examples:
The versatile actress played a wide range of characters,
demonstrating his ability to portray different emotions
and personalities.
The versatile employee had a diverse set of skills and was
able to contribute to many different projects and
initiatives, making her a valuable asset to the company.
assertive
Meaning: confident and self-assured, able to express opinions
and ideas clearly and forcefully
Examples:
The assertive leader was able to rally her team and make
quick decisions, even under high-pressure situations.
The assertive negotiator was able to get the best deal for
his company, standing firm and confident in his position.

resourceful

Meaning: able to find solutions to problems or challenges, often

using creativity
Examples:
The resourceful engineer solved a complex technical
problem, using unconventional methods and finding a
unique solution.
The resourceful traveller navigated a foreign country with
ease, using her language skills and cultural knowledge to
overcome any obstacles.
resilient

Meaning: able to recover quickly from difficulties or setbacks,

and adapt to new circumstances
Examples:
The resilient athlete bounced back from a serious injury,
working hard to regain strength and eventually winning a
gold medal.
The resilient entrepreneur weathered startup challenges,
learning and adapting to market changes.
compassionate

Meaning: showing sympathy and concern for others’ welfare

Examples:
The compassionate nurse treated her patients with care
and empathy, going above and beyond to ensure their
comfort and well-being.
The compassionate volunteer worked tirelessly to help
those in need, dedicating her time and resources to
various charitable causes.
empathetic

Meaning: able to understand and share the feelings of others

Examples:
The empathetic counsellor provided a safe and supportive
space for her clients, helping them to work through their
emotional challenges.
The empathetic friend listened attentively and offered
words of comfort and support to her grieving friend.
persistent

Meaning: continuing to try to do something despite difficulties or

opposition
Examples:
The persistent athlete trained every day and finally won
the championship after many years.
The persistent student kept studying until she finally
passed the exam.

inquisitive

Meaning: having a strong desire to learn or know more about

something
Examples:
The child’s inquisitive nature led him to ask a lot of
questions about the world around him.
The inquisitive student always asks thought-provoking
questions in class.
conscientious

Meaning: being diligent, responsible, and thorough in one’s work

Examples:
She is a conscientious student who always submits her
assignments on time and puts in a lot of effort.
The conscientious employee double-checks his work to
ensure there are no mistakes.
arrogant

Meaning: having an exaggerated sense of self-importance or

superiority
Examples:
He was so arrogant that he refused to listen to anyone
else’s opinion.
She was often criticised for her arrogant behaviour
towards her colleagues.
eloquent
Meaning: fluent or persuasive in speaking or writing; articulate
Examples:
The eloquent politician delivered a powerful speech that
moved the audience.
The eloquent writer has a way with words that captivates
readers.
tenacious

Meaning: having the ability to be persistent and not easily give

up
Examples:
The tenacious mountain climber refused to give up and
finally reached the summit.
The tenacious job seeker applied to many companies
before finally getting the job of his dreams.
perseverant

Meaning: having the ability to persist and continue despite

difficulties
Examples:
The perseverant athlete trained every day and eventually
won the race.
The perseverant student studied hard for the exams and
finally got straight As.

1. Prejudiced
having or showing a dislike or distrust that is derived from prejudice

2. Bubbly
cheerful and high-spirited

3. Fussy
not easily satisfied or pleased; worried or careful about unimportant
details: She's really fussy about who she goes out with. Kevin's a
fussy eater. PICKY

4. Witty
showing or characterized by quick and inventive verbal humour.
"a witty remark"
 5. Gullible
easily persuaded to believe something;

6. Boastfull
showing excessive pride and self-satisfaction in one's achievements, possessions, or
abilities.

7. Gregarious
Fond of company; sociable.

8. Tenacious
Determined and persistent.

9. Aloof
10. Distant and uninvolved.

11. Belligerent
Hostile and aggressive.

12. Malicious
Intending or intended to do harm.

13. Accomplished