Look at these words. Do they have similar meanings? If there is a difference, what is it?

1. These words all describe appearance but differ in intensity and connotation: - attractive: a general word meaning pleasing to the eye. - beautiful: generally used for women or beautiful things; very pleasing. - cute: attractive in a young, sweet, or endearing way. - good-looking: a common, neutral term for someone who is pleasant to look at. - gorgeous: very beautiful, stunning, or magnificent. - handsome: usually used for men (or sometimes strong-featured women), implying strength and attractiveness. - pretty: attractive in a delicate or lovely way, usually used for women or children. 2. Synonyms groups: - bright – clever – intelligent - calm – relaxed - cheerful – glad – happy – lively - childish – immature - difficult – hard - easy-going – outgoing – friendly – sociable - elderly – old - energetic – lively - generous – kind - slim – thin