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Charachter
outspoken saying
openly what one thinks; frank.
short-tempered easily or quickly
moved to anger
middle
aged of or
relating to middle age
good-humoured cheerful, friendly.
thin-skinned sensitive
to criticism.
fair-minded
just, not prejudiced
easygoing calm,
placid, careless
placid calm;
not easily excited or irritated
outgoing sociable,
fond of the company of others; friendly.
soft-hearted
tender, compassionate.
self-assured having
confidence in oneself
well-behaved habitually
behaving well.
diligent 1
hard-working. 2 showing care and effort.
old-fashioned showing or
favouring the tastes of former times.
short-sighted 1 having
short sight. 2 lacking imagination or foresight.
left-handed naturally
using the left hand for writing etc.
world-famous known
throughout the world.
deceitful dishonest
deceive
1 make (a person) believe what is false; purposely mislead.
2 be unfaithful to, esp. sexually.
tactful
possessing or exhibiting tact
tact
acute sensitivity to what is proper and appropriate in dealing with
others, including the ability to speak or act without offending.
reserved
inclined to keep one's thoughts, feelings, and personal affairs to oneself
direct
frank
frank
open and sincere in expression
candid
free from prejudice
prejudice
an adverse judgment or opinion formed beforehand or without
knowledge or examination of the facts
assertive
aggressively self-assured.
fair
just to all parties
shy
easily startled; timid. drawing back from contact or familiarity with others
confident
marked by assurance, as of success. marked by confidence in oneself;
self-assured
sensitive
easily influenced or affected to the feelings, or circumstances of others;
quick to take offense; touchy.
“Never
teach a child anything of which you are not yourself sure” (John Ruskin).
“In this world nothing is certain but death and
taxes” (Benjamin Franklin).
The senator is confident of reelection.