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Sociable A person who enjoys being with other people 1- He's a very sociable bloke, Roger - he likes his parties. 2- I had a headache and I wasn't feeling very sociable.
intolerant A person who won't accept other people's differences 1- He's too intolerant to work well with other people. 2- She can be very intolerant of students who don't understand what she's talking about.
modest someone who doesn't brag about his or her accomplishment He's very modest about the success of his research in genetics.
Temperamental A person who has unpredictable or irregular moods 1- She's very temperamental. 2- They're a very temperamental couple.
egotistical someone who expresses a very high opinion of him- or herself (blank)
easygoing a person who doesn't worry much or get angry easily 1- an easy-going attitude/manner 2- a friendly, easy-going type of guy
stingy someone who doesn't like giving things to people; ungenerous 1- He's really stingy and never buys the drinks when we go out. 2- The owners are so stingy - they've refused to pay for new carpets or even a bit of paint to brighten up the house.
unreliable a person who doesn't do what he or she promised (blank)
supportive someone who is helpful and encouraging 1- Children with supportive parents often do better at school than those without. 2- Thank you for being so supportive. 3- My boss has never been very supportive of me. 4- Her family was generally supportive of her decision.
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