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Describe Person
If you are looking for words to describe a person you love the most; choosing words that describe his personality, behavior, character, and mind will really make that person feel special. You can choose from an ocean of English language adjectives to describe a person. However, before choosing these words, make sure that it sounds good, and not like you are actually describing a thing. If you are searching for good words for writing a love poem for your loved one, first understand the meaning of descriptive adjectives and then sort out the ones, you think match the person's qualities, behavior, way of thinking, personality, character, and other determining factors.

In order to describe a person in a good way, you can choose simple and understandable words such as intelligent, well-mannered, awesome, good-looking, charming, beautiful, fascinating, graceful, lovely, and similar others. On the other side of the picture, if you want to choose a word to describe the negative aspects of a person, then again there are many words. Some examples include bizarre, clumsy, feeble, hideous, ugly, stupid, insane, etc. Following is a list, where some of the mostly used words to describe a person are mentioned.

Words to Describe a Person's Appearance
Words to Describe an Individual's Personality
List of Descriptive Words Related to Feelings
Pleasant
Dangerous
Upset
Worried
Unhelpful
Tense
Timid
Amused
Confused
Kind-hearted
Harmonious
Hurt
Smiling
Instinctive
Confident
Adorable
Unselfish
Jovial
Homely
Bright
Angry
Elegant
Mysterious
Nervous
Bewildered
Disagreeable
Hot-tempered
Dynamic
Combative
Afraid
Glamorous
Gifted
Great
Healthy
Humorous
Faithful
Thoughtful
Sincere
Proud
Magnificent
Prudent
Bad
Drab
Thrifty
Kind
Perfect
Silent
Creepy
Jolly
Skillful
Lively
Alluring
Loyal
Wrong
Filthy
Skinny
Horrible
Sweet
Clever
Curious
Handsome
Voracious
Envious
Disillusioned
Independent
Confused
Self-assured
Aggressive
Sorrowful
Clumsy
Just
Weary
Vivacious
Thoughtful
Dominating
Plucky
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