Happy, holiday, honest, hopeful, hospitable, humble, humorous, idyllic, imaginative, imperturbable, impressed, indomitable, inspired, interested, intrepid, jaunty, jocund, jolly, jovial, joyful, jubilant, justified, kind, laidback, levelheaded, liberated, lighthearted, lively, longsuffering, loving Many of the adjectives in this post could also refer to a characterвЂ™s personality.ДЄccepting, affable, affectionate, agreeable, altruistic, amenable, amiable, amused, animated, appreciative, approachable, attentive, benevolent, blissful, blithe, bouncy, brave, breezy, bright, bubbly, buoyant, calm, cheerful, chipper, chummy, companionable, compassionate, compliant, composed, conciliatory, confident, congenial, considerate, content, convivial, cordial, courteousДauntless, delightful, determined, dignified, diplomatic, eager, easygoing, ebullient, ecstatic, effervescent, elated, electrified, elevated, empathetic, empowered, energetic, energized, enthusiastic, euphoric, excited, exhilarated, exuberant, fearless, festive, forgiving, forthright, friendly, frisky, fulfilled, generous, genial, giddy, glad, good-natured, grateful, gregarious, gutsy

(As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases.) A good body language dictionary will provide the tools. If you have the room to do so, consider substituting descriptive phrasing with emotion beats and physical manifestations. When youвЂ™re writing an action scene or when word count is limited, one of the following adjectives might be just what you need.Д«efore you continue to the list, however, consider this: Describing a personвЂ™s mood with an adjective breaks the show-donвЂ™t-tell rule. Mood: a short-term state of mind or feeling A blog follower recently asked me to create a list of words to describe charactersвЂ™ moods.

Different moods