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Personality Traits Glossary

The document defines various personality traits and characteristics, including being the life of the party, bending over backwards to help others, having a broad or narrow mindset, being easy-going or quick-tempered, extroverted or introverted, fair-minded or self-centered, fun-loving or reserved, having a good sense of humor, losing one's temper easily, putting others first or hiding one's talents, and being self-assured, thick-skinned, or two-faced.

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Personality Traits Glossary

The document defines various personality traits and characteristics, including being the life of the party, bending over backwards to help others, having a broad or narrow mindset, being easy-going or quick-tempered, extroverted or introverted, fair-minded or self-centered, fun-loving or reserved, having a good sense of humor, losing one's temper easily, putting others first or hiding one's talents, and being self-assured, thick-skinned, or two-faced.

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 to be the life and soul of the party: a fun person, someone who is the centre of activity

 to bend over backwards: to try very hard to help someone


 broad-minded: prepared to accept other views or behaviours
 easy-going: relaxed and not easily worried about anything
 extrovert: an energetic person who likes the company of others
 fair-minded: to treat people equally
 fun-loving: to enjoy having fun
 to hide one’s light under a bushel: to hide one’s talents and skills
 good company: enjoyable to socialise with
 good sense of humour: the ability to understand what is funny
 introvert: someone who is shy
 laid-back: see ‘easy-going’
 to lose one’s temper: to suddenly become angry
 narrow minded: opposite of ‘broad-minded’ (see above)
 painfully shy: very shy
 to put others first: to think of others before yourself
 quick-tempered: to become angry quickly
 reserved: shy
 self-assured: confident
 self-centred: thinks only of oneself
 self-confident: believes in one’s own ability or knowledge
 self-effacing: to not try to get the attention of others (especially in terms of hiding one’s
skills or abilities)
 to take after: to be like (often another member of the family)
 thick-skinned:  not easily affected by criticism
 trustworthy: can be trusted
 two-faced: not honest or sincere. Will say one thing to someone to their face and another
when they are not present.

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