Self-esteem.—9, l. High-mindedness, independence, self-confidence, dignity, aspiration for greatness.
Concentrativeness.—7, f. Can dwell on a subject without fatigue, and control the imagination.
Benevolence.—9, l. Kindness, goodness, tenderness, sympathy.
Veneration.—8, f. Religion, without great awe or enthusiasm; reasonable deference to superiority.
Firmness.—10, l. Stability and decision of character and purpose.
Conscientiousness.—9, l. High regard for duty, integrity, moral principle, justice, obligation, truth, etc.
Hope.—7, f. Reasonable hopes, a fine flow of spirits; anticipation of what is to be realized.
Marvelousness.—7, f. Openness to conviction without blind credulity; tolerable good degree of faith.
Imitation.—10, f. A disposition and respectable ability to imitate, but not to mimic, or to act out.
Prepossession.—7, l. or f. Attached to certain notions; not disposed to change them, etc.