List 3 - Adjectives

• affable


  characterized by pleasantness, ease, and friendliness in talking to others or in response to requests or proposals; having a relaxed, causal manner
• deferential


  
  

  showing respect and high regard for a superior, elder, or person of higher status
• frivolous


  
  

  having little weight or importance; lacking seriousness or marked by inappropriate light-heartedness
• imprudent


  lacking wisdom, discretion, or good judgement; showing poor judgement especially in personal relationships or social situations
• indolent


  inclined to laziness; not easily aroused to activity, effort, or movement
• obstinate 


  stubbornly sticking to an opinion, purpose, or course of action in spite of reason, arguments, or persuasion
• scrupulous 


  having moral integrity in acting in strict regard for what is considered right, proper, or ethical
• solemn 


  not joking or playful in mood or manner; having a formal and serious or reserved manner
• stoic : 


  enduring pains or hardships calmly or without complaint, often as a matter of self-discipline; not affected by or showing passion or feeling
• apprehensive


  
  

  viewing the future with alarm or anxiety as in a premonition of evil or danger
• benevolent


  
  

  inclined to do good or have goodwill toward
• cunning


  
  

  skilled in achieving one's goals through indirect, subtle, or underhanded means; inclined to mislead others through lies or trickery
• duplicitous


  
  

  deceptive in words or actions; misleading
• haughty


  
  

  blatantly proud; arrogant; acting superior to others
• introspective


  
  

  thoughtfully reflective of one's own thoughts and feelings
• judicious


  
  

  good judgment and restraint especially in conduct or speech
• vacuous 


  lacking ideas or intelligence; empty
• wistful


  
  

  full of yearning or desire tinged with a depression of spirits
• zealous 


  feeling or showing a strong and energetic support for a person, cause, or ideal
• impetuous


  acting quickly and without thought; controlled by emotion rather than thought; marked by force and violence of movement or action