By Rachel Mitchell Text Copyright 2018 by Rachel Mitchell

Calm [Adjective] (peaceful, quiet, and without worry).
The most important thing to do now is for us to remain calm. He tried to keep calm.
Loving [Adjective] (feeling or showing love or great care towards someone).
He's very loving and affectionate with his sister. Old people need loving care and attention.
I have a very loving family.
Bright [Adjective] (Intelligent, clever).
He is bright, engaged, and interested in language and learning. She is bright even if she does not study.
He is bright, intellectual and calm.
Talented [Adjective] (to be very good at something).
Tom is a very talented writer. She's a very talented artist.
He's talented in mathematics.
Open-minded [Adjective] (willing to consider new ideas).
She was very open-minded.
My parents were very open-minded and didn't restrict our activities in any way.
Wise [Adjective] (if you are wise, you are able to make good choices and decisions because you have a lot of understanding and experience).
Old people are usually very wise. She's a very wise mother.
Tom became wiser as he grew older.
Stupid [Adjective] (not intelligent).
He was stupid enough to believe what she said. What a stupid man he is!
Immature [Adjective] (not fully developed).
He forgave his son's immature behaviour.
He's a nice little boy, a bit immature, but very intelligent.
Silly [Adjective] (not intelligent).
My friend was acting very silly, but it was fun. He is very silly. He will believe anything.
Foolish [Adjective] (silly, not intelligent).
There are more foolish buyers than foolish sellers.
Tom felt foolish when he missed the point of the question.
Unrealistic [Adjective] (impractical or impossible).
Mary has unrealistic expectations.
The film was simplistic, silly, unrealistic and tedious.
Depressing [Adjective] (something that makes someone feel very unhappy and disappointed).
Black is depressing.
We found it a deeply depressing experience. Unpleasant [Adjective] (not enjoyable or discomfort). The weather is so unpleasant here.
I found his manner extremely unpleasant.
Frustrating [Adjective] (making someone feel annoyed, impatient or less confident because they are prevented from achieving something).
The current situation is very frustrating for us. It was very frustrating to miss the train.