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Human nature

TermDefinition
sensible showing good judgment e.g. a _________ decision
apprehensive feeling anxious about something that you are going to do e.g. He's a bit _____________ about living away from home
assertive Acting with confidence and force; sure of one's self Noun: assertiveness e.g. You need to be much more _________
sincere honest and saying or showing what you really feel or believe e.g. He seems to be ______
gullible people who trust people too much e.g. How could you be so _______?
tactful careful not to say or do anything that could upset someone
well-liked liked by many people e.g. A colleague described him as ___-______ and respected by all.
eccentric strange or unusual, sometimes in a humorous way e.g. ________ behaviour
idealised involving thinking of or representing someone or something as better than that person or thing really is e.g. The film presents a very _________ view of 19th-century Ireland.
self-absorbed only concerned about or interested in yourself usually disapproving e.g. Henry is so ____-____________ it's a miracle anyone bothers with him at all.
self-congratulatory praising yourself or saying how well you have done something
self-deprecating trying to make yourself, your abilities, or your achievements seem less important e.g. ____-____________ humour/jokes
well-bred coming from a family that has a high social position e.g. a _____-____ young English woman
anxious worried and nervous e.g. She's very ________ about her exams.
cynical believing that people are only interested in themselves and are not sincere e.g. Many people have become ________ about politicians
self-conscious too aware of what other people are thinking about you and your appearance
desirable worth having and wanted by most people e.g. Reducing class sizes in schools is a ________ aim
inconsiderate not thinking or worrying about other people or their feelings e.g. Our neighbours are very ___________ - they're always playing loud music late at night.
indecisive not good at making decisions e.g. He is widely thought to be an ___________ leader
self-centred thinks only of oneself e.g. Robert is a ____-________, ambitious, and bigoted man
self-important believing that you are more important or have a higher value than other people e.g. I look at these very serious, ___-__________ people, and I just don't want to be like that.
well-adjusted A well adjusted person is reasonable and has good judgment and their behaviour is not difficult or strange e.g. a quiet, ____-________ man
well-brought-up have a good manner e.g. Despite the family's problems, the children were _____-_________-__
well-dressed wearing attractive and stylish clothes
self-assured having confidence in your own abilities e.g. The interview showed her as a ____-________ and mature student.
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