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This document contains a list of adjectives that can be used to describe aspects of personality, including both positive traits like funny, beautiful, brave, charming, and friendly as well as negative traits such as bad-tempered, boring, careless, coward, rude, unpolite, and crazy. The adjectives span a range of potential personality descriptors related to temperament, appearance, and social behaviors.
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