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more words for characterization (pt. 2)
Attributes of behavior: [A-D] abstemious, accident-prone, acid, acrimonious, adamant, affable, affectionate, agreeable, aimless, aloof, amuck, animated, anxious, arbitrary, ardent, arrogant, ascetic, attentive, austere, avid, backhanded, bad, barbarian, barbarous, beaming, belligerent, big, blindly, boisterous, bossy, brassy, brazen, brusque, cagey, calm, capricious, casual, cavalier, cheeky, chill, chummy, clumsy, cocky/cocksure, combative, comic/comical, compassionate, complaisant, compulsive, conciliatory, considerate, contemptuous, contrary, convivial, cordial, corrupt, courageous, courtly, cowardly, crabby/crabbed, cranky, craven, crotchety, cruel, cunning, daring, dauntless, debonair, decent, decided, defensive, defiant, deliberately, delightful, delirious, demure, detached, diffident, disagreeable, disarming, discreet, disgruntled, disinterested, disobedient, disorderly, disputatious, disruptive, dissolute, distraught, divisive, doctrinaire, dolorous, doting, double-dealing, draconian
[E-J] eager, easy, edgy, effervescent, emotionless, envious, equable, evasive, even-tempered, excitable, exuberant, faithful, fake, false, fanatical, favorably, fearful, feigned, ferocious, fervent/fervid, fickle, fiery, finicky, flamboyant, flighty, flirtatious, foolhardy, foolishly, forceful, forward, fractious, freely, fretful, frivolous, fussy, gamely, genteel, glacial, gluttonous, goody-goody, graceless, grandiose, gritty, gruff, gung ho, halfhearted, hardhearted, haram-scarum, headstrong, hearty, helpless, high and mighty, high-handed, high-strung, holier-than-thou, hot, huffy, humble, hypocritical, idle, ill-mannered, ill-natured, ill-tempered, impatient, impertinent, impolite, importunate, impudent, inactive, inconsiderate, ingratiating, inhuman/inhumane, innocuous, insidious, insubordinate, intractable/intransigent, introverted, invidious, irreconcilable, irreverent, jaded, jaunty, jazzed-up, jovial, jumpy
[K-R] keen, kittenish, lax, lecherous, lethargic, liberal, lifeless, light-headed, litigious, lofty, loquacious, loud, loving, Machiavellian, maladroit, malicious, mannered, martial, mean, meat-eating, menacing, merciful, mercurial, militant, mischievous, miserly, mousy, munificent, naive, nasty, naughty, neglectful, neighborly, nervy, nomadic, noncompliant, nonconformist, nosy, obedient, obliging, obsequious, obtrusive, offhand, on edge, on purpose, orderly, ostentatious, overbearing, overwrought, parsimonious, passionate, peevish, pent-up, peppy, peripatetic, permissive, pert, petulant, philosophical/philosophic, phobic, pitiless, plaintive, playful, plucky, politic, pompous, pragmatic, precipitous/precipitate, predatory, presumptuous, prickly, prissy, profane, prompt, propitious, provident, prudish, puerile, pumped, puritanical, quarrelsome, quick-tempered, racy, raffish, rash, ready, rebellious, reckless, regardful, relentless, remiss, remorseless, renegade, repugnant, resigned, responsible, restful, restrained, retiring, revolutionary, rocky, rollicking, rootin’-tootin’, rousing, rude, runaway, ruthless
[S-Z] safe, sanctimonious, sassy, savage, scintillating, secluded, self-conscious, self-righteous, sentimental, serpentine, severe, shameful, sheepish, shifty, short-sighted, shy, simple, sincere, skittish, slippery, sluggish, small, smooth, snappy, snide, snooty, sober, soft, solid, sophomoric, spineless, spontaneous, sporting/sportive, sprightly, square, staid, starchy, staunch, stealthy, stiff, stingy, stoic/stoical, stony, strained, strait-laced, strenuous, stringent, stuck-up, suave, submissive, subversive, supercilious, supine, surly, sympathetic, tactful, tame, tearful, tempestuous, tender, tense, thankful, theatrical, thieving/thievish, thoughtless, tight, tipsy, touchy, traitorous, treasonous, truculent, true-blue, turbulent, two-faced, unaffected, unasked, unattached, unbridled, uncivilized, uncontrollable, uncouth, undependable, underhand, unemotional, unfriendly, unguarded, unintentional/unintended, unkind, unmerciful, unprejudiced, unreasonable, unrelenting, unruly, unseemly, unsettled, unsophisticated, unsympathetic, untoward, unwary, unwise, unworldly, uppity, urbane, vainglorious, valorous, vengeful, vibrant, vicious, vigilant, violent, virile, vital, volatile, wacky, wanton, warm, wary, watchful, wayward, well-bred, wicked, willful, wily, winning/winsome, witless, yellow, zany, zealous
NOTE
The above are concepts classified according to subject and usage. It not only helps writers and thinkers to organize their ideas but leads them from those very ideas to the words that can best express them.
It was, in part, created to turn an idea into a specific word. By linking together the main entries that share similar concepts, the index makes possible creative semantic connections between words in our language, stimulating thought and broadening vocabulary.
Source ⚜ Writing Basics & Refreshers ⚜ On Vocabulary ⚜ Part 1
angels and christianity {opinions on love}
I cannot describe how much I love angels. Before I started to embrace the christian faith I still always found them fascinating. I was sadly disappointed when my theology teacher broke the news to me that angels don't have physical bodies. And I'm still bitter about it. How did we manifest such a beautiful image of an angel? Like angels in art are so pretty. They look so soft and gentle, kind of motherly in a way. They usually have pale skin and a lighter hair color but that's only in art and in physical matters. Angels are described incredibly in the bible. The best part about angels is that everyone has there own personal angel. An angel that looks out for them and makes sure they make the right decisions. Some, who aren't apart of the christian faith might describe this as having a conscience and not an angel. I still like to believe that I have my own guardian angel. I like knowing a presence is looking out for me rather than myself. (I'm not too faithful in my own conciseness and my ability to make decisions) This is getting extremely off topic but overall angels are such a spectrum. They've helped me become a stronger Christian. What really bugs me are some people who align themselves as christian and say the rudest things. I understand that it's our job to spread christian faith but that doesn't mean pushing our believes down other people's throats. The way most Christian people treat those who are apart of the LGBTQ community disgusts me. I haven't read the Bible thoroughly but even I know that the Bible didn't discuss homosexuality as much as toxic Christians try to push on. I believe, even if this strays from what most Christians believe, that you can love anyone. It's beautiful for a man to love a man and for a woman to love a woman. Love is love despite gender. Our bodies are not our wills. The heart cannot control what it longs for and it's not wrong to love someone who is the same gender. I believe God wants us to be happy and to be happy is to love whoever we choose to love. To anyone who is christian, I cannot emphasize this enough. This also means it is in our duty to respect other religions. I have this one friend who believes in paganism. While I am not pagan that does not mean I should be trying to convert my friend to Christianity. It's beautiful to see any person devoted to any religion even if it's not yours.
oh to be loved by a poet … 🎀
𝖘.𝖌𝖚𝖟𝖒𝖆𝖓
𝐟𝐫𝐨𝐦 𝐦𝐞 𝐭𝐨 𝐲𝐨𝐮;
rusty, metallic, stale and dull
the beginning, governed by rules of mind and not love
with crystal spring tears and numbed fear
how slain thoughts are drained and leered
tenderly soft, not vague, loving, not hard
unrelenting strength with such cause
shes gentle and kind, fond with mind
fierce and bold, pray god never cold
that's my mother with her heart of pure gold
and when I die, with closed eyes
sleeping restlessly, no demise
words said, that shall hopefully exchange
her heart of gold, not slain
but given to me entirely in vain