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ENG-VOC410 | “Advanced English Personality & Behavior Vocabulary Masterlist – Character Traits, Emotions & Expressions Explained with Real Examples

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Unlock the power of personality vocabulary with this comprehensive, real-world English learning resource. Perfect for IELTS, TOEFL, and professional communication, this collection dives deep into words that describe human behavior, emotions, and character, such as aloof, gullible, impetuous, conscientious, and scrupulous. Each term includes a clear definition, usage example, and subtle meaning differences that help learners sound fluent, natural, and confident in both writing and speech. This guide also covers idiomatic expressions like swallow your pride, throw a tantrum, and reveal your true character, giving you the tools to express complex emotions with precision and style. Whether you're preparing for an exam, writing essays, or improving everyday English, this resource is your ultimate personality and psychology word bank.

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ENG-VOC410 | Advanced English Personality &
Behavior Vocabulary Masterlist – Character Traits,
Emotions & Expressions Explained with Real
Examples
Terrorism -

play a joke /trick - The children played a joke on the teacher by hiding under their desks before
she came into the room.

==NOT make a joke /trick

take a joke - Fortunately,.the teacher could take a joke and admitted that she was wrong .

==didn't mind a joke being played on her .

swallow your pride - проглотить свою гордость
Jane swallowed her pride and admitted that she was wrong.

==she did it even thought it was embarassing for her.

throw a tantrum - закатить истереку

The child threw a tantrum when I wouldn't buy him any sweets.

lose your patience - терять терпение
Finally, I lost my patience and shouted at her.

=lost my temper became angry.

Come to terms with - приходить чтобы заработать

"Nick has found it hard to come to terms with his illness"

==accept something psychologically

Reveal your true character - показать свой истиный облик
"Jack's failure to support her has certainly revealed his true character"

==Opposite = Conceal/hide your true character

Scrawny - тощий

,Unattractively thin and bony-looking

He was too scrawny to be a football player.

Lanky - долговязый
Very tall and thin, and usually moving awkwardly

A lanky teenager walked in.

Gangling/gangly - With long, thin arms and legs and rather awkward movements; often used by
men and boys.

A gangling/gangly youth approached him.

Portly - полный.долговязый

With fat stomach and chess: often used humorously about older men .

A portly figure stood near the ticket desk.

stout - крепкий

With a quite fat, solid body; used by men and women. She is the stout woman wearing glasses,
over there.

corpulent - Fat (formal, literary word)

She introduced me to a rather corpulent gentleman

Unkempt - неопрятный,растропяный

Her hair was long and unkempt.

Never a hair out of place - никогда не распуспускала волосы

Swarthy - смуглый

Having a dark skin

Sallow - желтоватый.земляной

Sallow skin is slightly yellow and does not look healthy.

haggard - изможденный

Someone who is haggard has a thin face with dark marks around their eyes because they are sick
or tired.

Exhausted - сильно уставший, выдохшийся

, Very tired

pout - надувать губы

To push your lips forward because you are annoyed or because you want to look sexually
attractive

grimace - гримасничать
Make your face show an expression of pain or unhappiness

He grimaced at the bitter taste.

Leer - глазеть с вожделением

To look at someone in an unpleasant and sexually interested way

Fold your arms - скрестить руки на груди
To bend your arms across your chest, with one crossing over the other

EXAMPLE:

He sat with his arms folded.

Crossed his leg - скрестил поле

Impetuous - импульсивный, порывистый

Done or acting quickly and without thinking carefully
EXAMPLE

He's so impetuous; I wish he would consider things first.

Impulsive - импульсивный

Impulsive people do things suddenly, without planning or thinking carefully, but because they
want to.

EXAMPLE

His impulsive generosity led him to give away most of his honey.

Effusive - безудержный, льющийся через край

Showing a lot of enthusiasm or approval for someone or something, often too much

EXAMPLE

She always gives you such an effective welcome.
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