Words To Describe Characters In Literature

• The garden party was a delightful event filled with music and laughter.
• I had a delightful time at the beach with my friends yesterday.
• That new restaurant is absolutely delightful - you have to try it!
• Her performance on stage was a delightful dance of emotions.

adjective having or showing good judgment or understanding

• The discerning customer carefully evaluates all options before making a purchase.
• Only the most discerning shoppers can spot the best deals in this store.
• She's got a discerning eye for fashion, always picking out the trendiest outfits.
• A discerning palate is essential for a successful chef, able to distinguish subtle flavors.

noun a street urchin or waif, especially in a French-speaking country

• The gamin was often seen playing in the park with his friends.
• The little gamin is always running around causing mischief.
• That gamin is a real troublemaker, always up to no good.
• The gamin of the group, he always brings a sense of playfulness to any situation.

adjective having the characteristics or qualities of a goat; resembling a goat in behavior or appearance

• The man's goatish behavior was frowned upon at the formal dinner party.
• She gave him a goatish look, knowing he was up to no good.
• Stop acting so goatish, it's getting annoying.
• His goatish laughter echoed through the empty hallway.

adjective lacking energy, enthusiasm, or courage

• The team's performance was spiritless and lacked energy.
• She felt spiritless after staying up all night studying.
• I can't believe you're so spiritless about going to the party.
• The abandoned house had a spiritless atmosphere, as if all life had left it.

noun someone who engages in trivial or unimportant matters

• The board members considered him a trifler for not taking his responsibilities seriously.
• She's just a trifler who never finishes what she starts.
• Don't be a trifler and help out with the project.
• His reputation as a trifler followed him wherever he went.