Accomplished – highly skilled or successful in a particular activity

Adverse – unfavorable or harmful

Agile – able to move quickly and easily

Amicable – friendly and without disagreement

Arbitrary – based on random choice or personal whim, rather than reason or system

Audacious – showing a willingness to take bold risks

Austere – severe or strict in manner, attitude, or appearance

Benevolent – showing kindness or goodwill

Blunt – having a direct or straightforward manner, often perceived as rude

Bodacious – excellent, impressive, or remarkable

Boisterous – noisy, energetic, and cheerful

Brisk – quick, energetic, and active

Byzantine – overly complicated or intricate

Candid – truthful and straightforward, often in a way that might be uncomfortable

Capable – having the ability or qualities necessary to do something

Cheerful – happy and optimistic

Cumbersome – large or heavy and difficult to carry or use

Delirious – in an excited, confused, or uncontrolled state, often from fever or joy

Derisive – expressing contempt or ridicule

Desolate – empty, bleak, and abandoned

Detached – emotionally distant or uninvolved

Diminutive – very small or tiny

Disgruntled – unhappy, dissatisfied, or annoyed

Distorted – altered or twisted out of shape

Dynamic – constantly changing or progressing

Eccentric – unconventional and slightly strange in behavior

Effervescent – bubbly or full of enthusiasm and energy

Enigmatic – mysterious or difficult to understand

Exhilarating – making one feel very happy, animated, or elated

Feeble – lacking strength or power

Flamboyant – strikingly bold or elaborate, often in a showy way

Fragile – easily broken or damaged

Frustrating – causing feelings of disappointment or discouragement

Garrulous – excessively talkative, often about trivial matters

Gaudy – excessively bright or showy, often in a tasteless way

Generous – willing to give more than is expected or necessary

Gracious – courteous, kind, and pleasant

Grim – serious, severe, or worrying in appearance or attitude

Hapless – unfortunate or unlucky

Hilarious – extremely funny or amusing

Hypocritical – pretending to have beliefs or principles that one does not actually have

Iconoclastic – attacking or rejecting traditional beliefs or institutions

Imposing – impressive in appearance or manner

Incoherent – unclear or lacking logical connection

Incredible – hard to believe because of being extraordinary

Indifferent – having no particular interest or concern

Indomitable – impossible to defeat or subdue

Inevitable – certain to happen and impossible to avoid

Intact – not damaged or altered in any way

Intensive – involving a lot of effort or concentration

Irrelevant – not related or connected to the matter at hand

Judgmental – inclined to make judgments or criticize others

Keen – having a strong interest or desire for something

Lamentable – deserving of regret or sorrow

Languid – weak or faint, often from illness or fatigue

Lavish – sumptuously rich, elaborate, or luxurious

Leery – cautious or suspicious

Lively – full of energy, excitement, or vitality

Luminous – glowing or shining brightly

Magnanimous – very generous, forgiving, or noble in spirit

Manic – showing extreme excitement or agitation

Metamorphic – relating to transformation or change in form

Neat – tidy, organized, or orderly

Nimble – quick and light in movement or action

Noble – having qualities of high moral character

Ominous – giving the impression that something bad or unpleasant is going to happen

Opaque – not transparent or translucent; difficult to understand

Overbearing – excessively controlling or domineering

Paradoxical – seemingly contradictory, but possibly true

Perplexing – causing confusion or uncertainty

Petulant – easily irritated or annoyed, especially over trivial matters

Pivotal – of crucial importance in relation to the development or success of something

Polished – refined, elegant, or smooth in appearance or manner

Precarious – dangerously unstable or uncertain

Pretentious – attempting to impress others by pretending to be more important or talented than one is

Prodigious – remarkably or impressively great in size, extent, or degree

Proficient – competent or skilled in doing something

Reckless – without thinking about the consequences; careless

Rejuvenating – restoring vitality or energy

Relentless – unyielding in intensity or determination

Remorseful – feeling sorry or regretful for a past action

Ruthless – having no pity or compassion for others

Scornful – showing contempt or disdain

Serene – calm, peaceful, and untroubled

Shrewd – having or showing sharp judgment and practical intelligence

Skeptical – doubting or questioning the truth or authenticity of something

Soporific – causing sleepiness or drowsiness

Spirited – full of energy and enthusiasm

Subdued – quiet, restrained, or softened in intensity

Tangible – perceptible by touch; real or concrete

Tepid – lukewarm, or showing little enthusiasm or interest

Trivial – of little importance or value

Ubiquitous – present, appearing, or found everywhere

Vigilant – keeping watch for possible danger or difficulties

Vindictive – having or showing a desire for revenge

Vocal – expressing opinions openly and frequently

Volatile – liable to change rapidly and unpredictably, especially for the worse

Warranted – justified, reasonable, or deserved

Whimsical – lighthearted or playful in an unpredictable way

Zealous – full of passion or enthusiasm for a cause or objective