# Describing Things Upper Intermediate

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- CEFR: B2 (Upper-intermediate)
- Theme: Synonyms & Antonyms
- Words: 20
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Vocabulary for describing people and places in more depth — outgoing, humble, spacious and derelict — contrasting a candid, diplomatic character with a…

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## Word list

* **stubborn** /ˈstʌbərn/: The opposite of flexible — refusing to change your mind, even when you're wrong. — “My grandfather is too **stubborn** to ask anyone for directions.”
* **outgoing** /ˈaʊtˌɡoʊɪŋ/: The opposite of reserved — someone who loves meeting new people and chatting away. — “She's very **outgoing** and makes friends wherever she goes.”
* **conceited** /kənˈsitəd/: The opposite of humble — far too pleased with your own achievements. — “He got so **conceited** after winning the award that nobody could stand him.”
* **resourceful** /riˈsɔrsfəl/: Another word for clever — good at solving problems with whatever's at hand. — “Living off-grid taught her to be **resourceful**, fixing things with whatever was on hand.”
* **tactless** /ˈtæktləs/: The opposite of sensitive — saying hurtful things without meaning to be unkind. — “That was a **tactless** thing to say about her weight, even if it was true.”
* **eccentric** /ɪkˈsɛntrɪk/: Another word for strange — harmless but unusual in your habits and style. — “Their **eccentric** uncle collects vintage typewriters and never answers the phone.”
* **candid** /ˈkændəd/: The formal word for honest, used about giving your true opinion even when it's unwelcome. — “I appreciated how **candid** she was about the mistakes in my proposal.”
* **humble** /ˈhʌmbəl/: The opposite of conceited — not believing you are more important than other people. — “Despite her success, she remained remarkably **humble**.”
* **diplomatic** /ˌdɪpləˈmætɪk/: The opposite of tactless — careful not to upset people when saying something difficult. — “She gave a **diplomatic** answer that offended no one.”
* **introverted** /ˈɪntroʊˌvɜrtɪd/: The opposite of outgoing — preferring quiet time alone rather than socialising with people. — “He's fairly **introverted** and needs time alone to recharge.”
* **spacious** /ˈspeɪʃəs/: The opposite of small — a room or flat with plenty of extra space. — “Their new kitchen is bright and **spacious**, with room for a big table.”
* **cramped** /kræmpt/: The opposite of spacious — barely enough room to move around in. — “Five of us shared one **cramped** office with no windows.”
* **desolate** /ˈdɛsələt/: The opposite of lively — empty, abandoned and a little bleak. — “After the factory closed, the whole town felt **desolate**.”
* **vibrant** /ˈvaɪbrənt/: Another word for colourful — full of energy and life, especially in a busy place. — “The market's **vibrant** stalls were piled high with spices and fruit.”
* **monotonous** /məˈnɑtənəs/: The opposite of varied — repeating so much that it starts to feel boring. — “The factory job involved **monotonous**, repetitive tasks all day long.”
* **derelict** /ˈdɛrəˌlɪkt/: Another word for run-down — used about a building that's been left abandoned and falling apart. — “An old **derelict** factory stood at the edge of town.”
* **bland** /blænd/: The opposite of vibrant — dull and lacking colour or character. — “The hotel room was clean but completely **bland**.”
* **roomy** /ˈrumi/: Another word for big — used informally about a room, car or home with plenty of space. — “Their new apartment feels really **roomy**.”
* **scenic** /ˈsinɪk/: Another word for beautiful — used about views or countryside worth looking at. — “We took the **scenic** route along the coast.”
* **populated** /ˈpɑpjəˌleɪtɪd/: Another word for busy — used about an area with a lot of people living there. — “The city is one of the most densely **populated** places in Europe.”

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