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Character & personality

Words that describe what someone is like: brave, sly, generous, stubborn. Foundation words are free for everyone; the harder levels come with Premium.

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Ten questions from the character & personality theme in the 11+ styles: closest meaning, opposites, odd one out, words in context and missing words. Marked straight away, with explanations. No account needed.

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Stretch, Advanced levels: the first 11 of 11, A to Z.

  • fanaticism

    nounStretch

    extreme, uncontrolled enthusiasm or devotion to something

    Similar:
    zeal
    Opposite:
    balance
  • fastidious

    adj.Stretch

    very fussy about getting every detail neat and correct

    Similar:
    fussy
    Opposite:
    careless
  • flippant

    adj.Advanced

    not taking serious things seriously enough

    Similar:
    careless
    Opposite:
    earnest
  • foolhardy

    adj.Advanced

    taking silly risks without thinking of the danger

    Similar:
    reckless
    Opposite:
    careful
  • forthright

    adj.Advanced

    saying what you think in a direct, honest way

    Similar:
    frank
    Opposite:
    devious
  • foster

    verbAdvanced

    to help something grow or develop

    Similar:
    encourage
    Opposite:
    discourage
  • frivolous

    adj.Advanced

    silly and not serious or important

    Similar:
    silly
    Opposite:
    earnest
  • frugal

    adj.Advanced

    careful with money and not wasteful

    Similar:
    thrifty
    Opposite:
    extravagant
  • frugality

    nounStretch

    the habit of spending money carefully and not wasting it

    Similar:
    thrift
    Opposite:
    extravagance
  • furtive

    adj.Advanced

    secretive and sneaky, trying not to be noticed

    Similar:
    sneaky
    Opposite:
    bold
  • furtively

    adv.Stretch

    in a secret, sneaky way so as not to be noticed

    Similar:
    secretly
    Opposite:
    boldly

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