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| assertive and active(more contest and struggle) |
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| quick to take initiative(less problematic) |
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| forward in an objectionable way(more than aggressive) |
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| forward and isistent(not quite officious) |
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| assumes to much about self and becomes bold/forward |
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| arrogant but not overbearing |
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| arrogantly rude and discourteous |
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| disdainful(disrespectful)or scornfully(mockingly) aloof. |
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| sulky and fretful about small matters |
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| fault- finding, hard to please |
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| like to argue for the sake of arguing |
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| hard to please, consistent and more serious than captious |
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| scornfully distrusted, skeptical |
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| distrustful, makes cruel and cutting remarks |
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| bitterly scornful, more biting than sarcasm |
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| cynical, negative, dark, distrustful view |
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| unduly certain, dictatorial |
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| daintily defined, very discriminating, detail- oriented |
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| precise and very discriminating |
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| excessive sense of propriety in speech,dress, or behavior |
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| complacently stupid or silly |
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| obsession (often mistaken for love) |
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| noisy and hardly endurable |
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| flattering outpour of words |
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| tiresome, too many words to make a point |
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| smooth, slick talkativeness |
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| easy and ample command of language and ideas |
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| wordy and roundabout, with little to say |
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| sociable, inclined to go in groups |
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| rushing with great force, impulsive |
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| frank, genuine, free from reserve |
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| homesick, longing for the past |
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| simpler times reflected in movies or stories |
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| fond of self, pretentious, showy |
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| gaudy, overdone, lacks quality |
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| majesty and grandeur, over the top |
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| showy, stagy, theatrical behavior |
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| showy, stagy, theatrical behavior |
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| overdone, drama or behavior, ostentatious |
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| curving or winding, devious |
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| up and down in even rhythms |
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| roundabout and devious for winding |
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| action twists and turns curving look a snake |
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| habitually silent, uncommunicative |
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| reserved,hesitant about speaking |
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| excessively suave, charming |
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| sound, effective, well-founded |
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| changeable, spirited, explosive |
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