How to describe someone (From B2 to C2)

taciturn: silent; not talkative

assertive: Acting with confidence and force; sure of one's self

self-opinionated: believing that your own opinions are right and that everyone else should agree with you

self-righteous: believing in one's moral superiority

sulking: moody or silent

eager: Looking forward to with great interest or desire

caring: Showing understanding of others by treating them with kindness, compassion, generosity and a forgiving spirit.

single-minded: having one clear aim or goal which you are determined to achieve

high-spirited: exuberant

conscientious: characterized by extreme care and great effort

self-conscious: nervous or embarrassed about your appearance or what other people think of you

trustworthy: reliable

conciliatory: having the intention or effect of making angry people calm

fallible: capable of error

heartfelt: cordial

glib: fluent in an insincere manner; offhand; casual

rewarding: something worth doing

instinctive: based on instinct, not thought or training

genuine: sincere

gullible: Easily deceived, naive

inquisitive: Curious

vindictive: spiteful, unforgiving, vengeful

tender: soft or delicate in substance; not hard or tough:

frank: open, honest

persistent: not giving up or stopping

obstinate: stubborn

rebellious: unwilling to obey rules or accept normal standards of behaviour

narrow-minded: not willing to listen to new ideas or to the opinions of others

dedicated: devoted to a cause or ideal or purpose