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4 days ago · When describing someone who is tactful, consider using words such as “diplomatic,” “thoughtful,” “considerate,” “sensitive,” and “effective communicator.” These words can help convey to others that the person you are describing is someone who is able to communicate effectively and respectfully, even in challenging situations.
1 day ago · Another example – “not afraid to take chances”. I am often described in such a way. So is that person who dares to move away for a job or for school. So is that person who risks going on a dating site. This is me calling bullsh*t! I can only speak for me but for the record, I am DAMN SCARED to take chances on the reg! I lose sleep. I ...
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3 days ago · Most learners will know the common adjectives for describing body shapes; words like "tall," "fat" and "short." But these words are very basic, and can sometimes even be impolite. Luckily, there are many more options to choose from when the common words aren't quite what you want to say.
3 days ago · The words and expressions in the box can all be used informally to describe different kinds of people. Use them to complete sentences 1 – 35. Note that many of the words / expressions have a negative connotation and are not very polite, so you should be careful how you use them! anorak * bigmouth
3 days ago · Hits Different; Extra; Zhuzh; Summary. Here’s a phrase to describe a famous living person. Neil thinks it applies to him but Jiaying has other ideas and has a more suitable phrase to describe him.
4 days ago · Atwood creates a clear sense of Laura’s troubled personality by describing her clothing: ‘I could picture the smooth oval of Laura’s face, her neatly pinned chignon, the dress she would have been wearing: a shirtwaist with a small rounded collar, in a sober colour – navy blue or steel grey or hospital-corridor green.
1 day ago · 1) Consistency in words and actions. Authenticity is a trait that is seen consistently, not just in spurts or specific scenarios. Deeply authentic people live their truth, not just talk about it. And this translates into a clear alignment between what they say and what they do. Think about it.
