Adjectives are one of the grammatical aspects which are easily used in our conversation. Anyone who seeks to add more empathy and composure to their talk needs to learn more adjectives that can help them address people with it.
Here we look at 15 adjectives that can be used to address anyone with negative personality traits-
Aloof–
Someone who is generally unfriendly, distant, or cold towards other
Armchair critic–
Someone who often gives unhelpful criticism and rarely offers their own ideas or solutions
Clingy–
Someone who needs another person or needs emotional support all the time
Couch potato–
A lazy person who spends a lot of time sitting, watching TV, playing video games etc
Cynical-
Someone who believes the worst about others or believes people are generally dishonest or selfish
Full of hot air–
Someone who talks a lot without saying anything of value or meaning
Goody-goody or goody two shoes–
Someone who is always good or always follows the rules BUT is a little arrogant about it.
Indecisive–
Someone who cannot make a decision
Pain in the neck–
Someone who is annoying; a situation that is annoying or inconvenient
Set-in one’s ways–
Someone who refuses to change; to be inflexible
Wet blanket–
Someone who spoils or steals other people’s fun
Obnoxious–
Someone who is unpleasant; offensive
Impulsive–
Someone who makes decisions without thinking or considering the consequences
Grumpy–
To have a bad mood or bad temper
Busy body–
Someone who is too involved or interferes too much in other people’s lives
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