The document provides a list of 63 negative character traits or conditions described in 1-3 words each, such as "absent-minded", "abusive", "addict", "aimless", and "alcoholic". It defines or explains what each trait entails in brief 1-2 sentence descriptions. The full document lists and defines negative traits A through L.
The document provides a list of 63 negative character traits or conditions described in 1-3 words each, such as "absent-minded", "abusive", "addict", "aimless", and "alcoholic". It defines or explains what each trait entails in brief 1-2 sentence descriptions. The full document lists and defines negative traits A through L.
The document provides a list of 63 negative character traits or conditions described in 1-3 words each, such as "absent-minded", "abusive", "addict", "aimless", and "alcoholic". It defines or explains what each trait entails in brief 1-2 sentence descriptions. The full document lists and defines negative traits A through L.
The document provides a list of 63 negative character traits or conditions described in 1-3 words each, such as "absent-minded", "abusive", "addict", "aimless", and "alcoholic". It defines or explains what each trait entails in brief 1-2 sentence descriptions. The full document lists and defines negative traits A through L.
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Absent-minded – callous, insensitive, symptoms of mental or
Preoccupied to the extent brusque. emotional illness. of being unaware of 13. Bold – In a bad sense, Confused, disordered, one’s immediate too forward; taking neurotic, troubled. surroundings. undue liberties; over 25. Dubious – Fraught with Abstracted, assuming or confident; uncertainty or doubt. daydreaming, inattentive, lacking proper modesty Undecided, doubtful, oblivious, forgetful. or restraint; rude; unsure. 2. Abusive – Characterized impudent. Abrupt, 26. Dyslexic – Affected by by improper infliction of brazen, cheeky, brassy, dyslexia, a learning physical or psychological audacious. disorder marked by maltreatment towards 14. Callous – They are impairment of the ability another. hardened to emotions, to recognize and 3. Addict – One who is rarely showing any form comprehend written addicted to a compulsive of it in expression. words. activity. Examples: Unfeeling. Cold. 27. Egotistical – gambling, drugs, sex. 15. Childish – Marked by or Characteristic of those 4. Aimless – Devoid of indicating a lack of having an inflated idea of direction or purpose. maturity; puerile. their own importance. 5. Alcoholic – A person 16. Complex – An Boastful, pompous. who drinks alcoholic exaggerated or obsessive 28. Envious – Showing substances habitually and concern or fear. (List extreme cupidity; to excess. specific complex.) painfully desirous of 6. Anxious – Full of mental 17. Cruel – Mean to anyone another’s advantages; distress or uneasiness or anything, without care covetous, jealous. because of fear of danger or regard to 29. Erratic – Deviating from or misfortune; greatly consequences and the customary course in worried; solicitous. feelings. conduct or opinion; 7. Arrogant – Having or 18. Cursed – A person who eccentric: erratic displaying a sense of has befallen a prayer for behaviour. Eccentric, overbearing self-worth or evil or misfortune, placed bizarre, outlandish, self-importance. Inclined under a spell, or borne strange. to social exclusiveness into an evil circumstance, 30. Fanatical – Fanatic and who rebuff the and suffers for it. outlook or behaviour advances of people Damned. especially as exhibited by considered inferior. 19. Dependent – Unable to excessive enthusiasm, Snobbish. exist, sustain oneself, or unreasoning zeal, or wild 8. Audacious – Recklessly act appropriately or and extravagant notions bold in defiance of normally without the on some subject. convention, propriety, assistance or direction of 31. Fickle – Erratic, law, or the like; insolent; another. changeable, unstable – braze, disobedient. 20. Deranged – Mentally especially with regard to 9. Bad Habit – A revolting decayed. Insane. Crazy. affections or personal habit. Mad. Psychotic. attachments; capricious. Examples: picks nose, 21. Dishonest – Given to or 32. Fierce – Marked by spits tobacco, drools, bad using fraud, cheating; extreme intensity of body odour. deceitful, deceptive, emotions or convictions; 10. Bigmouth – A loud- crooked, underhanded. inclined to react mouthed or gossipy 22. Disloyal – Lacking violently; fervid. person. loyalty. Unfaithful, 33. Finicky – Excessively 11. Bigot – One who is perfidious, traitorous, particular or fastidious; strongly partial to one’s treasonable difficult to please; fussy. own group, religion, 23. Disorder – An ailment Too much concerned race, or politics and is that affects the function with detail. Meticulous, intolerant of those who of mind or body. (List fastidious, choosy, differ. the disorders name if critical, picky, prissy, 12. Blunt – Characterized by they have one.) See the pernickety. directness in manner or Mental Disorder List. 34. Fixated – In speech; without subtlety 24. Disturbed – Showing psychoanalytic theory, a or evasion. Frank, some or a few signs or strong attachment to a person or thing, considerations. One who opinion and narrow- especially such an is unrealistic and minded about cherished attachment formed in impractical, guided more opinions. childhood or infancy and by ideals than by 57. Judgemental – Inclined manifested in immature practical considerations. to make and form or neurotic behaviour 45. Idiotic – Marked by a judgements, especially that persists throughout lack of intelligence or moral or personal ones, life. Fetish, quirk, care; foolish or careless. based on one’s own obsession, infatuation. 46. Ignorant – Lacking opinions or impressions 35. Flirt -To make playfully knowledge or towards romantic or sexual information as to a others/practices/groups/r overtures; behaviour particular subject or fact. eligions based on intended to arouse sexual Showing or arising from appearance, reputation, interest. Minx. Tease. a lack of education or occupation, etc. 36. Gluttonous – Given to knowledge. 58. Klutz – Clumsy. excess in consumption of 47. Illiterate – Unable to read Blunderer. especially food or drink. and write. 59. Lazy – Resistant to work Voracious, ravenous, 48. Immature – Emotionally or exertion; disposed to wolfish, piggish, undeveloped; juvenile; idleness. insatiable. childish. 60. Lewd – Inclined to, 37. Gruff – Brusque or stern 49. Impatient – Unable to characterized by, or in manner or appearance. wait patiently or tolerate inciting to lust or Crusty, rough, surly. delay; restless. Unable to lechery; lascivious. endure irritation or Obscene or indecent, as 38. Gullible – Will believe opposition; intolerant. language or songs; any information given, 50. Impious – Lacking piety salacious. regardless of how valid and reverence for a 61. Liar – Compulsively and or truthful it is, easily god/gods and their purposefully tells false deceived or duped. followers. truths more often than 39. Hard – A person who is 51. Impish – Naughtily or not. A person who has difficult to deal with, annoyingly playful. lied or who lies manage, control, 52. Incompetent – Unable to repeatedly. overcome, or understand. execute tasks, no matter 62. Lustful – Driven by lust; Hard emotions, hard how the size or preoccupied with or hearted. difficulty. exhibiting lustful desires. 40. Hedonistic – Pursuit of 53. Indecisive – 63. Masochist – The deriving or devotion to pleasure, Characterized by lack of of sexual gratification, or especially to the decision and firmness, the tendency to derive pleasures of the senses. especially under sexual gratification, from 41. Hoity-toity- Given to pressure. being physically or flights of fancy; 54. Indifferent – The trait of emotionally abused. A capricious; frivolous. lacking enthusiasm for or willingness or tendency Prone to giddy interest in things to subject oneself to behaviour, flighty. generally, remaining unpleasant or trying 42. Humourless – The calm and seeming not to experiences. inability to find humour care; a casual lack of 64. Meddlesome – Intrusive in things, and most concern. Having or in a meddling or certainly in themselves. showing little or no offensive manner, given 43. Hypocritical – One who interest in anything; to meddling; interfering. is always contradicting languid; spiritless. 65. Meek – Evidencing little their own beliefs, actions 55. Infamy – Having an spirit or courage; overly or sayings. A person who extremely bad reputation, submissive or compliant; professes beliefs and public reproach, or humble in spirit or opinions for others that strong condemnation as manner; suggesting he does not hold. Being a the result of a shameful, retiring mildness or even hypocrite. criminal, or outrageous cowed submissiveness. 44. Idealist – One whose act that affects how 66. Megalomaniac – A conduct is influenced by others view them. psycho pathological ideals that often conflict 56. Intolerant – Unwilling to condition characterized with practical tolerate difference of by delusional fantasies of wealth, power, or discontent, or 91. Rigorous – Rigidly omnipotence. unjustifiable accurate; allowing no 67. Naïve – Lacking worldly dissatisfaction. deviation from a experience and Cantankerous, cross, ill- standard; demanding understanding, simple tempered, testy, captious, strict attention to rules and guileless; showing or discontented, crotchety, and procedures. characterized by a lack of cranky, ornery. 92. Sadist – The deriving of sophistication and critical 81. Perfectionist – A sexual gratification or the judgement. propensity for being tendency to derive sexual 68. Nervous – Easily displeased with anything gratification from agitated or distressed; that is not perfect or does inflicting pain or high-strung or jumpy. not meet extremely high emotional abuse on 69. Non-violent – Abstaining standards. others. Deriving of from the use of violence. 82. Pessimist – A tendency pleasure, or the tendency 70. Nosey – Given to prying to stress the negative or to derive pleasure, from into the affairs of others; unfavourable or to take cruelty. snoopy. Offensively the gloomiest possible 93. Sadomasochist – Both curious or inquisitive. view. sadist and masochist 71. Obsessive – An 83. Pest – One that pesters or combined. unhealthy and annoys, with or without 94. Sarcastic – A subtle form compulsive realizing it. Nuisance. of mockery in which an preoccupation with Annoying. Nag. intended meaning is something or someone. 84. Phobic – They have a conveyed obliquely. 72. Oppressor – A person of severe form of fear when 95. Sceptic – One who authority who subjects it comes to this one instinctively or habitually others to undue thing. Examples: Dark, doubts, questions, or pressures, to keep down Spiders, Cats disagrees with assertions by severe and unjust use 85. Practical – Level-headed, or generally accepted of force or authority. efficient, and conclusions. 73. Overambitious – Having unspeculative. No- 96. Seducer – To lead others a strong excessive desire nonsense. astray, as from duty, for success or 86. Predictable – Easily seen rectitude, or the like; achievement. through and assessable, corrupt. To attempt to 74. Overconfident – where almost anyone can lead or draw someone Excessively confident; predict reactions and away, as from principles, presumptuous. actions of said person by faith, or allegiance. 75. Overemotional – having met or known 97. Selfish – Concerned Excessively or them even for a short chiefly or only with abnormally emotional. time. oneself. Sensitive about 87. Proud – Filled with or 98. Self-Martyr – One who themselves and others, showing excessive self- purposely makes a great more so than the average esteem and will often show of suffering in person. shirk help from others for order to arouse sympathy 76. Overprotective – To the sake of pride. from others, as a form of protect too much; coddle. 88. Rebellious – Defying or manipulation, and always 77. Overzealous – Marked resisting some for a selfish cause or by excessive enthusiasm established authority, reason. for and intense devotion government, or tradition; 99. Self-righteous – Piously to a cause or idea. insubordinate; inclined to sure of one’s own 78. Pacifist – Opposition to rebel. righteousness; moralistic. war or violence as a 89. Reckless – Heedless. Exhibiting pious self- means of resolving Headstrong. Foolhardy. assurance. Holier-than- disputes. (Can double as Unthinking boldness, thou, sanctimonious. a merit in certain cases) wild carelessness and 100. Senile – Showing a 79. Paranoid – Exhibiting or disregard for decline or deterioration characterized by extreme consequences. of physical strength or and irrational fear or 90. Remorseless – Without mental functioning, esp. distrust of others. remorse; merciless; short-term memory and 80. Peevish – Expressing pitiless; relentless. alertness, as a result of fretfulness and old age or disease. 101. Shallow – Lacking depth from an irrational belief decisions, wishes, or of intellect or that an object, action, or plans. Easily swayed. knowledge; concerned circumstance not 122. Withdrawn – Not only with what is logically related to a friendly or Sociable. obvious. course of events Aloof. 102. Smart Ass – Thinks they influences its outcome. 123. Zealous – A fanatic. know it all, and in some 111. Tactless – Lacking or ways they may, but they showing a lack of what is can be greatly annoying fitting and considerate in and difficult to deal with dealing with others. at times, especially in 112. Temperamental – arguments. Moody, irritable, or 103. Soft-hearted – Having sensitive. Excitable, softness or tenderness of volatile, emotional. heart that can lead them 113. Theatrical – Having a into trouble; susceptible flair for over dramatizing of pity or other kindly situations, doing things affection. They cannot in a ‘big way’ and love to resist helping someone be ‘centre stage’. they see in trouble, 114. Timid -Tends to be shy suffering or in need, and and/or quiet, shrinking often don’t think of the away from offering repercussions or situation opinions or from before doing so. strangers and 104. Solemn – Deeply earnest, newcomers, fearing serious, and sober. confrontations and 105. Spineless – Lacking violence. courage. Cowardly, 115. Tongue-tied – Speechless wimp, lily-livered, or confused in gutless. expression, as from 106. Spiteful – Showing shyness, embarrassment, malicious ill will and a or astonishment. desire to hurt; motivated 116. Troublemaker – by spite; vindictive Someone who person who will look for deliberately stirs up occasions for resentment. trouble, intentionally or Vengeful. unintentionally. 107. Spoiled – Treated with 117. Unlucky – Marked by or excessive indulgence and causing misfortune; ill- pampering from earliest fated. Destined for childhood, and has no misfortune; doomed. notion of hard work, self- 118. Unpredictable – Difficult care or money to foretell or foresee, management; coddled, their actions are so pampered. Having the chaotic it’s impossible to character or disposition know what they are harmed by pampering or going to do next. over-solicitous attention. 119. Untrustworthy – Not 108. Squeamish – Excessively worthy of trust or belief. fastidious and easily Backstabber. disgusted. 120. Vain – Holding or 109. Stubborn – characterized by an Unreasonably, often unduly high opinion of perversely unyielding; their physical bull-headed. Firmly appearance. Lovers of resolved or determined; themselves. Conceited, resolute. egotistic, narcissistic. 110. Superstitious – An 121. Weak-willed – Lacking irrational belief arising willpower, strength of from ignorance or fear will to carry out one’s