using positive and negative ualities to describe people

IELTS vocabulary |Positive and Negative Qualities of People 😊😠

Describes someone who is innocent or has done nothing wrong; morally pure.

eg:
She was blameless in the entire situation, acting with the best intentions.

Refers to behaviour that is irrational or mentally unbalanced, often used informally.

eg:
His idea sounded crazy at first, but it turned out to be brilliant.

Describes someone with an inflated sense of their importance or abilities, often dismissing others.

e.g:
His arrogant attitude alienated his friends, making it hard for them to relate.

Refers to someone who enjoys causing minor trouble or playful annoyances, often in a light-hearted way.

e.g:
The child had a mischievous grin as he plotted his next prank.

Describes someone lacking humility and tends to boast about their achievements or abilities.

e.g:
He gave an immodest account of his success, bragging about every detail.

Describes a person willing to give or share freely, often showing kindness and selflessness.

e.g:
She is generous with her time and resources, always helping those in need.

Describes the feeling of envy towards someone else’s achievements, possessions, or relationships.

e.g:
He became jealous when she got the promotion he had worked so hard for.

Refers to people with fewer opportunities or resources than others, often due to social or economic factors.

e.g:
The charity supports disadvantaged children by providing them with educational resources.

Describes someone who has been blessed with good luck or favourable circumstances.

e.g: 
He felt fortunate to have a loving family and a stable job.