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Stylish Descriptions of Persons

Explore the vocabulary words used to describe different types of people, from the bored and bourgeois to the chic and clairvoyant. Learn about terms like complaisant, debonair, gauche, maladroit, naïve, and nonchalant that capture various personality traits and behaviors. Enhance your understanding of how individuals are perceived based on these descriptors.

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Stylish Descriptions of Persons

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  1. Week 12 Vocabulary Words Describing Persons

  2. blasé adj. tired of pleasures; bored

  3. bourgeois adj. having to do with the middle class; concerned with petty, materialistic interests; lacking in culture or refinement.

  4. chic adj stylish

  5. clairvoyant clear-sighted; unusually perceptive; discerning; able to perceive matters beyond the ordinary senses.

  6. complaisant adj. willing to please; obliging; amiable

  7. debonair adj. gracious; courteous; charming; suave

  8. gauche adj. lacking social grace; crude; tactless; awkward

  9. maladroit adj. unskillful; clumsy; inept

  10. naïve adj. simple in nature; artless; ingenuous.

  11. nonchalant adj. without concern or enthusiasm; indifferent

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