Psychological Traits Vocabulary

adjective describing someone or something as lacking distinct characteristics or qualities

• The characterless design of the building did not reflect the rich history of the neighborhood.
• The characterless new restaurant in town has been getting mixed reviews.
• That movie was so characterless, I fell asleep halfway through.
• Her characterless personality made it difficult for others to connect with her.

noun a word or form that denotes specifically a female person or thing

adjective pertaining to or characteristic of a woman or women

• The dress she wore was very feminine and elegant.
• She has a very feminine style when it comes to fashion.
• Her outfit is so on point, it's totally feminine.
• The way she gracefully handled the situation was very feminine.

noun a person's look or manner, especially one of a particular kind indicating their character or mood

• Her mien reflected an air of sophistication and elegance.
• I could tell by his mien that he was feeling confident.
• That guy's mien is always on point, he knows how to carry himself.
• The storm clouds gathered, their dark mien foretelling the impending bad weather.

adjective describes someone who has not made a commitment or decision

• The noncommitted members of the committee were hesitant to take a stance on the issue.
• She's pretty noncommitted when it comes to making plans for the weekend.
• I don't know why he's so noncommitted about joining the team.
• His noncommitted attitude towards his goals is holding him back from success.

adjective Peaceable is an adjective that describes someone or something that is inclined to peace or peaceful behavior.

• The peaceable resolution of the conflict was a testament to their diplomatic skills.
• He's known for being a peaceable person who always tries to avoid confrontation.
• I can't stand drama, I prefer to keep things peaceable.
• The artist's painting exuded a peaceable atmosphere, with its serene colors and gentle brushstrokes.

noun a tendency to act or think in a particular way, especially one that is considered to be a natural or inherent quality

• Genetic predisposition can influence a person's likelihood of developing certain health conditions.
• Some people have a natural predisposition for sports, while others prefer other hobbies.
• I've always had a predisposition for spicy food, I can't get enough of it!
• Her upbringing gave her a predisposition towards kindness and empathy.

noun the quality or state of being self-reliant, relying on one's own abilities and resources

• Self-reliance is an important trait to develop in order to succeed in life.
• You gotta learn to rely on yourself, man. Self-reliance is key.
• Don't be so dependent on others, bro. You need some self-reliance.
• Just like a tree standing tall on its own, self-reliance helps you stand strong in life.

noun the quality or state of being voracious; excessive desire to eat or consume large quantities of food

• The voracity of the lion's appetite was evident as it devoured its prey in mere minutes.
• I was amazed by the voracity with which he ate his burger, he finished it in seconds!
• Her voracity for shopping is insane, she can't resist buying something every time she goes out.
• The voracity of his ambition knew no bounds, driving him to achieve great success in his career.

adjective resembling or characteristic of a sheep; docile or easily influenced

• The sheeplike behavior of the followers was evident as they blindly followed the leader's orders.
• Sheeplike, they all just went along with whatever the popular girl said.
• Don't be so sheeplike and just do what everyone else is doing.
• Her sheeplike obedience to authority figures was both admirable and concerning.

noun excessive desire for more than is needed or deserved

• The CEO's greediness led to the downfall of the company.
• Her greediness for dessert knows no bounds.
• I can't stand his greediness when it comes to money.
• His greediness was like a black hole, consuming everything in its path.

noun harshness or severity, as of temper or expression

• The acerbities of the author's writing style may not appeal to all readers.
• Some people find the acerbities in his humor to be a bit harsh.
• I can't handle her acerbities, she's always so negative.
• The acerbities of life can sometimes be softened with a positive outlook.