Adjective word that means a person who sets up decisions and plans
I'm trying to find the word that is used as an Adjective which means a characteristic of a person who sets up all the plans and decisions.
This word is usually used in relationships when a girl, e.g, is asking the guy to always set up the plan for a date instead of asking her where would she want to go.
This word in a sentence would be like:-
"Stop asking me what i want. I want you to be _______"
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I'm trying to find the word that is used as an Adjective which means a characteristic of a person who sets up all the plans and decisions.
This word is usually used in relationships when a girl, e.g, is asking the guy to always set up the plan for a date instead of asking her where would she want to go.
This word in a sentence would be like:-
"Stop asking me what i want. I want you to be _______"
synonyms vocabulary
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Welcome to EL&U. ..maybe like responsible?
– Cascabel
yesterday
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Proactive, perhaps ?
– Nigel J
yesterday
Intuitive, perhaps?
– Weather Vane
yesterday
Thank you so much for your help. Using your answers, i was able to research the web for the right word. The word i was looking for is "Competent", which means: "having the necessary ability, knowledge, or skill to do something successfully."
– Sinan Noureddine
10 hours ago
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I'm trying to find the word that is used as an Adjective which means a characteristic of a person who sets up all the plans and decisions.
This word is usually used in relationships when a girl, e.g, is asking the guy to always set up the plan for a date instead of asking her where would she want to go.
This word in a sentence would be like:-
"Stop asking me what i want. I want you to be _______"
synonyms vocabulary
asked yesterday
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I'm trying to find the word that is used as an Adjective which means a characteristic of a person who sets up all the plans and decisions.
This word is usually used in relationships when a girl, e.g, is asking the guy to always set up the plan for a date instead of asking her where would she want to go.
This word in a sentence would be like:-
"Stop asking me what i want. I want you to be _______"
synonyms vocabulary
synonyms vocabulary
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Welcome to EL&U. ..maybe like responsible?
– Cascabel
yesterday
1
Proactive, perhaps ?
– Nigel J
yesterday
Intuitive, perhaps?
– Weather Vane
yesterday
Thank you so much for your help. Using your answers, i was able to research the web for the right word. The word i was looking for is "Competent", which means: "having the necessary ability, knowledge, or skill to do something successfully."
– Sinan Noureddine
10 hours ago
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Welcome to EL&U. ..maybe like responsible?
– Cascabel
yesterday
1
Proactive, perhaps ?
– Nigel J
yesterday
Intuitive, perhaps?
– Weather Vane
yesterday
Thank you so much for your help. Using your answers, i was able to research the web for the right word. The word i was looking for is "Competent", which means: "having the necessary ability, knowledge, or skill to do something successfully."
– Sinan Noureddine
10 hours ago
Welcome to EL&U. ..maybe like responsible?
– Cascabel
yesterday
Welcome to EL&U. ..maybe like responsible?
– Cascabel
yesterday
1
1
Proactive, perhaps ?
– Nigel J
yesterday
Proactive, perhaps ?
– Nigel J
yesterday
Intuitive, perhaps?
– Weather Vane
yesterday
Intuitive, perhaps?
– Weather Vane
yesterday
Thank you so much for your help. Using your answers, i was able to research the web for the right word. The word i was looking for is "Competent", which means: "having the necessary ability, knowledge, or skill to do something successfully."
– Sinan Noureddine
10 hours ago
Thank you so much for your help. Using your answers, i was able to research the web for the right word. The word i was looking for is "Competent", which means: "having the necessary ability, knowledge, or skill to do something successfully."
– Sinan Noureddine
10 hours ago
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Proactive, perhaps ?
– Nigel J
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Intuitive, perhaps?
– Weather Vane
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Thank you so much for your help. Using your answers, i was able to research the web for the right word. The word i was looking for is "Competent", which means: "having the necessary ability, knowledge, or skill to do something successfully."
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10 hours ago