Positivity

Adjectives relating to positive concepts.

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J is for Jolly

Being jolly is the feeling of being cheerful, joyful, festive, and happy. Christmas is often thought of as a jolly holiday. Santa Claus is often described as being a jolly person.

L is for Lush

A plant or area of vegetation is lush if it is very healthy, a vivid green, and has lots of foliage.

N is for Neat

Something is neat if it is clean, ordered, and nice to look at.
The opposite of neat is messy.
The woman in the picture has very neat hair.

O is for Original

Something is original if it has never been done before. An idea is original if it has never been thought of before, and a painting is original if it is the first time that picture has been painted. If something has been made as a copy or modified from something else, the thing it has been copied from is the original.
The dress in the picture is original, because it is hand-made and there is no other dress like it.

P is for Peaceful

Peaceful is a word that describes a calm and friendly place or situation. There is no fighting, no noise, and no anger.

P is for Perfect

Something that is free of flaws and imperfections and cannot be made better in any way is perfect.

P is for Playful

Playful means full of fun and not too serious. You may see a playful dog, child, or cat chasing a toy.

The word can also describe words or jokes that are light and friendly.

P is for Pretty

Pretty is having a pleasing look or sound. It can also mean attractive or nice to see, such as a pretty flower or pretty music.

It can also mean "quite" in everyday speech, like "pretty good" or "pretty fast."

The woman in the picture is wearing a pretty dress.

P is for Proud

You feel proud when you have a good feeling about something that you have done, or something that someone else has done. A parent may be proud of their child who has just graduated university. A child may be proud of making a very good painting.
The boy in the picture is proud of his newborn baby brother.

P is for Pure

Something is pure if it is made up of all the one kind of thing, with nothing different. Something pure has no contaminations or anything added.
The flower in the picture is pure white.

R is for Ripe

A fruit or vegetable is ripe if it is fully grown, and is sweet or otherwise ready to eat.
The red tomato on the left of the picture is ripe, the other two are still ripening. They are under ripe.

R is for Romantic

Romantic is a way to describe something that is sweet, caring, or meant to show love.

It might be used to talk about dinner or a walk together, and for words, stories, or music about love. The word is often used to describe books, poems, movies, and songs.

S is for Sleek

Something is described a sleek if it is smooth and shiny. Sleek is a word most often used to describe the coat of an animal like a cat or horse but can also be used to describe a particularly beautiful car or even some electronic devices.

S is for Slender

Someone is slender if they are thin and graceful. Young women are often slender.

S is for Snug

Something is snug if it is wrapped up, warm and comfortable.
Clothes might be described as snug if they are a little tight, but not too tight. A house or another place is described as snug if it is a little small, but not too small.
A similar word to snug is cozy.

S is for Special

Something is special if it is somehow different and better than other, similar things. Special things are usually more valuable somehow, even if only to their owner. The girl in the picture is hugging her special teddy bear while her other teddies look on.

S is for Strong

Someone is strong if they can lift or move very heavy things. An object is strong if it is hard to break. A color or a smell might be very strong if you can really notice it, more than ordinary colors or smells.
The man in the picture is very strong.

S is for Stylish

Stylish means looking neat, modern, and attractive in the way someone dresses or presents something.

You might say a person is stylish for their clothes or hair style. You can also call a room, car, or website stylish if it has a good design.

U is for Unique

Something is unique if there is nothing else like it. When something is unique, there is only one thing of its kind.

V is for Valuable

Something is valuable if it is worth a lot of money. Some things are valuable for other reasons, for example they have sentimental value because they remind you of someone.