Adjective phrase word list

ability
способность,
inability
неспособность;
disability
нетрудоспособность able
способный, умелый
unable
неспособный
disabled
искалеченный; инвалид enable
дать возможность
disable
делать неспособным, калечить ably
умело, искусно absurdity
абсурдность absurd
абсурдный acceptability
приемлемость acceptable
приемлемый
unacceptable
неприемлемый accept
принимать, соглашаться access
доступ
accessibility
доступность accessible
доступный accessibly
доступно accident
случай, случайность accidental
случайный accidentally
нечаянно, случайно action
действие
actor
актер
actress
актриса
activity
активность
activities
деятельность
acting
представление active
активный
acting
действующий, работающей act
действовать actively
активно achievement
достижение achieve
достигать addiction
привычка, приверженность, увлеченность
addict
увлеченный человек, имеющий стойкую привычку addictive
способный вызывать привычку addict
увлекаться, предаваться admiration
восхищение admirable
восхитительный admire
восхищаться admirably
восхитительно advice
совет advisable
рекомендуемый advise
советовать affectation
притворство, искусственность
affection
привязанность, любовь affected
притворный
affectionate
любящий
affective
эмоциональный affect
воздействовать, влиять; притворяться agreement
соглашение, согласие
disagreement
разногласие, несогласие agreeable
соответствующий, приятный agree
соглашаться
disagree
не соглашаться agreeably
соответственно aggression
агрессия
aggressor
агрессору зачинщик aggressive
агрессивный aggress
нападать aggressively
агрессивно aim
цель aimless
бесцельный aim
целиться, намереваться aimlessly
бесцельно affordable
то, что может быть позволено
unaffordable
то, что невозможно себе позволить afford
позволять себе amusement
развлечение amused
приятно изумленный
amusing
забавный amuse
развлекать, забавлять amusedly
изумленно appearance
внешность; появление
disappearance
исчезновение appear
появляться
disappear
исчезать appointment
назначение; деловая встреча
disappointment
разочарование, досада appointed
назначенный
disappointed
огорченный
disappointing
разочаровывающий appoint
назначать
disappoint
разочаровывать approval
одобрение approved
одобренный
approving
одобрительный approve
одобрять approvingly
одобрительно arrangement
соглашение; расположение arranged
приведенный в порядок arrange
приводить в порядок, организовывать argument
аргумент, довод
argumentation
аргументация arguable
доказуемый (в споре)
argumentative
спорный, конфликтный argue
утверждать, спорить, ссориться argumentatively
доказательно appropriation
присвоение; ассигнование appropriate
подходящий, соответствующий
inappropriate
несоответствущий, неуместный appropriate
присваивать, предназначать appropriately
соответственно, подходяще arrival
прибытие arrive
прибывать, приезжать attraction
притяжение, привлекательность attracted
привлеченный
attractive
привлекательный attract
привлекать attractively
привлекательно avoidance
избежание, отмена avoidable
то, чего можно избежать
unavoidable
неизбежный avoid
избегать unavoidably
неизбежно beauty
красота; красавица beautiful
красивый beautify
украшать beautifully
красиво bearing
роды bearable
сносный, допустимый
unbearable
невыносимый bear
носить; терпеть unbearably
невыносимо belief
вера believable
вероятный, правдоподобный
unbelievable
невероятный believe
верить benefit
выгода beneficial
выгодный benefit
получать выгоду bore
зануда
boredom
скука bored
испытывающий скуку
boring
скучный, надоедливый bore
надоедать boringly
скучно breath
дыхание, дуновение
breathing
дыхание
breather
короткая передышка breathing
дышащий
breathless
бездыханный breathe
дышать breathlessly
затаив дыхание business
дело
businessman
деловой мужчина
businesswoman
деловая женщина busy
занятой
businesslike
деловой, практичный busy
занимать делом busily
деловито, по-деловому саrе
забота, уход careful
заботливый
careless
небрежный саrе
заботиться, любить carefully
заботливо
carelessly
небрежно celebration
празднование
celebrity
знаменитость celebrated
знаменитый, прославленный celebrate
праздновать, прославлять certainty
определенность
uncertainty
неопределенность, неуверенность certain
определенный
uncertain
неопределенный certainly
определенно, уверенно change
изменение; мелочь, сдача changeable
изменчивый
changed
изменившийся
changeless
неизменный
unchanged
не изменившийся change
менять; обменивать(ся) changelessly
неизменно character
характер characteristic
характерный, типичный characterise
характеризовать choice
выбор choosy
разборчивый choose
выбирать child
ребенок
children
дети childish
детский; ребяческий clearance
очистка; устранение препятствий clear
четкий, ясный clear
очищать, расчищать clearly
четко, ясно cloud
облако cloudy
облачный
cloudless
безоблачный collection
собрание; коллекция
collector
сборщик collective
коллективный, совокупный collect
собирать; коллекционировать colony
колония colonial
колониальный colonise / colonize
колонизировать colour
цвет colourful
цветной
colourless
бесцветный
multi-coloured
разноцветный colour
раскрашивать comfort
комфорт; утешение
discomfort
беспокойство; неудобство comfortable
удобный, комфортабельный
uncomfortable
неудобный comfort
утешать, успокаивать comfortably
удобно
uncomfortably
неудобно community
община, общество communal
общественный, коллективный communication
сообщение
communicator
коммуникатор, переговорщик communicative
использующийся в общении; коммуникативный communicate
сообщать; общаться comparison
сравнение compared
сравниваемый
comparative
сравнительный compare
сравнивать comparatively
сравнительно, относительно competition
соревнование; конкуренция
competitor
конкурент, соперник competitive
соревновательный compete
соревноваться, конкурировать competitively
в форме соревнования, конкуренции completion
завершение, окончание completed
законченный
complete
полный, завершенный
incomplete
неполный, назавершенный complete
заканчивать, завершать completely
полностью congratulation
поздравление congratulate
поздравлять connection
соединение, объединение connected
связанный, соединенный connect
соединять
disconnect
разъединять consideration
внимание; рассмотрение, обсуждение considerable
значительный
considerate
внимательный, деликатный, тактичный
inconsiderate
неосмотрительный; невнимательный к другим consider
считать, полагать; рассматривать considerably
значительно conscience
совесть conscientious
совестливый, добросовестный
conscientiousless
бессовестный conscientiously
добросовестно consciousness
сознание conscious
осознающий
unconscious
без сознания consciously
сознательно, осознанно consultation
консультация
consultant
консультант consulting
консультирующий consult
консультировать container
вместилище, контейнер containing
содержащий contain
содержать, вмещать continuity
непрерывность continuous
продолжающийся, длящийся continue
продолжать continuously
непрерывно control
управление, руководство controllable
поддающийся управлению
uncontrollable
неподдающийся управлению
controlled
управляемый
uncontrolled
неуправляемый control
управлять, регулировать uncontrollably
бесконтрольно conviction
убеждение convincing
убедительный
convinced
убежденный convince
убеждать convincingly
убедительно cook
повар
cooker
плита, духовка over-cooked
переваренный
under-cooked
недоваренный cook
готовить еду correction
исправление
corrector
корректор correct
правильный
incorrect
неправильный correct
исправлять correctly
правильно counter
прилавок
discount
скидка
accountant
бухгалтер countable
исчисляемый
uncountable
неисчисляемый count
считать uncountably
немеряно, без счета courage
храбрость courageous
храбрый
encouraged
воодушевленный
encouraging
подбадривающий
discouraged
обескураженный encourage
приободрять, поддерживать
discourage
отговаривать, обескураживать courageously
смело, храбро creation
создание
creativity
творчество
creator
творец, создатель
creature
творение; живое существо creative
творческий create
создавать, творить creatively
творчески credit
вера, доверие credible
вероятный, заслуживающий доверия
incredible
невероятный credibly
вероятно
incredibly
невероятно critic
критик
criticism
критика critical
критический; переломный; рискованный criticise
критиковать critically
критично, критически cultivation
культивация, обработка cultivated
культивированный, обработанный cultivate
обрабатывать culture
культура cultured
культурный, воспитанный
cultural
культурный (как часть культуры) culturally
культурно cure
лекарство; лечение curable
излечимый
incurable
неизлечимый cure
вылечивать, исцелять incurably
неизлечимо danger
опасность dangerous
опасный endanger
угрожать dangerously
опасно day
день daily
ежедневный daily
ежедневно deception
обман, заблуждение deceptive
обманчивый
deceitful
обманчивый, лживый deceive
обманывать deceitfully
обманчиво, предательски decision
решение decided
определенный, явный
undecided
нерешительный, неясный
decisive
решительный, убежденный, убедительный decide
решать, принимать решение decisively
решительно, определенно definition
определение definite
четкий, определенный
indefinite
неопределенный define
определять, давать определение definitely
определенно, ясно
indefinitely
нечетко, неопределенно delight
восторг, наслаждение delightful
восхитительный
delighted
польщенный delight
восхищаться delightfully
с восторгом delivery
доставка, поставка delivered
доставленный deliver
доставлять dependence
зависимость
independence
независимость dependent
зависимый
independent
независимый depend
зависеть independently
независимо depression
депрессия, подавленность depressive
депрессивный, вызывающий депрессию
depressed
подавленный depress
подавлять description
описание descriptive
описательный, наглядный describe
описывать design
проект, дизайн
designer
дизайнер, проектировщик design
проектировать desire
желание, стремление desirable
желательный, желаемый
undesirable
нежелательный desire
желать, стремиться desirably
желательно destruction
разрушение destroyed
разрушенный destroy
разрушать, уничтожать determination
решительность; определение determined
решительный determine
решать, определять development
развитие
developer
разработчик developed
развитой
developing
развивающийся
undeveloped
неразвитый develop
развивать(ся) dying
умирающий die
умирать difference
разница, различие
indifference
безразличие different
другой, отличающийся
indifferent
безразличный differ
отличаться differently
по-другому
indifferently
с безразличием disturbance
тревога, беспокойство; нарушение тишины, порядка disturbed
обеспокоенный
disturbing
беспокоящий disturb
беспокоить, мешать doubt
сомнение doubtful
сомнительный
doubtless
несомненный
undoubted
бесспорный doubt
сомневаться doubfully
с сомнением
doubtlessly
не сомневаясь
undoubtedly
без сомнения ease
легкость, свобода
disease
болезнь easy
легкий
uneasy
неловкий, тревожный ease
облегчать, ослаблять easily
легко
uneasily
неловко economy
хозяйство economic
экономический
economical
экономный economise
экономить economically
экономически; экономно educator
воспитатель, педагог
education
образование educated
образованный
uneducated
необразованный
educative
образовательный educate
воспитывать, давать образование effect
следствие, результат
effectiveness
эффективность effective
эффективный, действующий effect
производить, выполнять effectively
эффективно, действенно electricity
электричество
electrician
электрик electric
электрический electrify
электрифицировать empire
империя
empiror
император empire
имперский
empiric / empirical
исходящий из опыта, эмпирический employment
служба, работа
unemployment
безработица
employer
наниматель, работодатель
employee
работающий по найму employed
нанятый, занятый
unemployed
безработный employ
нанимать end
конец, окончание endless
бесконечный
unending
нескончаемый end
конец, окончание endlessly
бесконечно environment
окружающая среда environmental
природный entertainment
развлечение entertaining
развлекательный entertain
развлекать enthusiasm
энтузиазм, восторг
enthusiast
энтузиаст, восторженный человек enthusiastic
восторженный enthusiastically
с восторгом equipment
оборудование equipped
снаряженный, оборудованный equip
снаряжать essence
сущность essential
главный, основной essentially
главным образом examination / exam
экзамен; медосмотр examined
проэкзаменованный; осмотренный врачом examine
экзаменовать; осматривать excitement
возбуждение, волнение exciting
возбуждающий
excitable
возбудимый
excited
возбужденный, взволнованный excite
возбуждать, волновать excitedly
взволнованно, возбужденно expectation
ожидание, предчувствие expected
ожидаемый
unexpected
неожиданный expect
ожидать, предчувствовать expence(s)
расход(ы), затраты expensive
дорогой
inexpensive
недорогой expend
тратить, расходовать expensively
дорого experience
опыт, опытность
inexperience
неопытность
experiment
эксперимент experienced
опытный
inexperienced
неопытный
experimental
эспериментальный experience
испытывать explosion
взрыв
explosive
взрывчатое вещество explosive
взрывчатый explode
взрываться expression
выражение expressive
выразительный express
выражать expressively
выразительно extent
пространство, степень extended
длительный,обширный
extensive
обширный extend
простираться, тянуться extensively
обширно, протяженно extreme
крайняя степень, крайность extreme
крайний, чрезвычайный extremely
крайне fascination
очарование, обаяние fascinating
чарующий
fascinated
очарованный fascinate
очаровывать fairness
справедливость; порядочность fair
порядочный, справедливый
unfair
несправедливый fairly
справедливо, честно; довольно-таки finance
финансы financial
финансовый finance
финансировать financially
финансово firmness
твердость firm
твердый affirm
утверждать firmly
твердо fitness
физическая форма, физическое состояние fit
находящийся в хорошей форме; подходящий
unfit
неподходящий fit
подгонять, подстраивать following
следующий follow
следовать fool
глупыш, дурак foolish
глупый fool
обманывать foolishly
глупо forgettable
забываемый
unforgettable
незабываемый
forgetful
забывчивый
forgotten
забытый forget
забывать forgiveness
прощение forgiving
прощающий
forgivable
простительный
unforgivable
непростительный forgive
прощать forgivingly
с прощением fortune
судьба, счастье; богатство, состояние fortunate
счастливый
unfortunate
несчастный fortunately
к счастью
unfortunately
к сожалению freedom
свобода free
свободный; бесплатный freely
свободно frequency
частота frequent
частый frequent
часто посещать frequently
часто friend
друг
friendship
дружба
friendliness
дружелюбие friendly
дружеский, дружелюбный
unfriendly
недружеский in a friendly way / manner
дружелюбно fright
страх, испуг frightful
страшный
frightened
испуганный
frightening
пугающий frighten
пугать, устрашать frightfully
страшно; испуганно generosity
щедрость generous
щедрый generously
щедро gentleman
джентльмен gentle
мягкий, нежный gently
мягко, нежно ghost
привидение, призрак ghostly
похожий на привидение grass
трава grassy
травяной habit
привычка, обычай
habitant
обитатель
habitat
естественная среда
habitation
жилище, обиталище habitual
привычный habituate
приучать habitually
обычно hand
рука; рабочий
handful
горсть handy
удобный (для использования)
handmade
изготовленный вручную hand
вручать happiness
счастье
unhappiness
несчастье happy
счастливый
unhappy
несчастный happily
счастливо
unhappily
несчастливо harm
вред harmful
вредный
harmless
безвредный harm
повредить, навредить harmfully
вредно health
здоровье healthy
здоровый
unhealthy
нездоровый home
дом, жилище homeless
бездомный honour
честь honourable
почетный honour
почитать, чтить honourably
почетно hope
надежда
hopefulness
оптимизм, надежда hopeful
надеющийся
hopeless
безнадежный hope
надеяться hopefully
с надеждой humanity
человечество human
человеческий
humane
гуманный
inhuman
бесчеловечный
humanitarian
гуманитарный humour
юмор humorous
юмористический humorously
с юмором hurry
спешка hurrying
торопливый, спешащий
hurried
торопливый hurry
торопиться hurriedly
торопливо ice
лед icy
ледяной importance
важность important
важный
unimportant
незначительный importantly
важно impression
впечатление impressed
впечатленный
impressive
впечатляющий
unimpressed
безучастный impress
производить впечатление impressively
впечатляюще improvement
улучшение improved
улучшенный improve
улучшать impulse
толчок, побуждение impulsive
импульсивный impulsively
импульсивно incident
несчастный случай; конфликт, инцидент incidental
случайный incidentally
случайно increase
рост, увеличение increasing
растущий increase
увеличивать(ся) increasingly
с ростом industry
промышленность industrial
промышленный
industrious
трудолюбивый. усердный industrialise
индустриализовать industrially
в промышленном отношении information
сообщение, информация
informant
осведомитель
formality
формальность informed
осведомленный
well-informed
знающий, хорошо информированный
misinformed
неверно информированный
formal
формальный, официальный
informal
неофициальный inform
информировать
misinform
неверно сообщать; дезинформировать informationally
информационно intensity
интенсивность intensive
интенсивный intensify
интенсифицировать intensively
интенсивно interest
интерес interested
заинтересованный
interesting
интересный interest
интересовать inventor
изобретатель
invention
изобретение inventive
изобретательный invent
изобретать inventively
изобретательно invitation
приглашение invited
приглашенный invite
приглашать inspiration
вдохновение inspired
вдохновленный
inspiring
вдохновляющий inspire
вдохновлять knowledge
знание
acknowledgement
признание; расписка acknowledged
признанный acknowledge
признавать, подтверждать legality
законность, легальность legal
юридический, законный
illegal
незаконный, подпольный legalize
легализовать legally
законно
illegally
незаконно likeness
сходство, подобие likeable
приятный
unlike
непохожий
like
аналогичный like
относиться хорошо
dislike
относиться отрицательно likely
вероятно
unlikely
невероятно
unlike
в отличие life
жизнь
living
жизнь lively
оживленный, веселый
live
актуальный, реальный live
жить in a lively way
оживленно literature
литература literal
буквальный
literary
литературный
literate
грамотный
illiterate
неграмотный literally
буквально location
место, поселение local
местный locate
размещать locally
в определенном месте loneliness
одиночество lonely
одинокий; один luck
удача lucky
удачливый
unlucky
неудачливый, неудачный luckily
к счастью luxury
роскошь luxurious
шикарный majority
большинство major
главный, основной manager
управляющий, руководитель managerial
управленческий manage
управлять; справляться marriage
женитьба married
женатый / замужняя
unmarried
неженатый / незамужняя marry
жениться meeting
встреча; собрание meet
встречать, знакомиться memory
память
memorial
мемориал memorial
памятный memorise
заучивать наизусть misery
нищета miserable
нищенский, ничтожный month
месяц monthly
ежемесячный monthly
ежемесячно motion
движение motionless
неподвижный motion
показывать жестом mystery
тайна, загадка mysterious
таинственный, загадочный mysteriously
таинственно, загадочно necessity
необходимость necessary
необходимый
unnecessary
ненужный necessarily
необходимо nerve
нерв nervous
нервный ennerve
нервировать nervously
нервно number
число; количество numerous
многочисленный
numerate
умеющий считать
innumerate
неумеющий считать number
обозначать цифрами object
объект, предмет
objective
цель; возражение objective
объективный object
возражать objectively
объективно obstinate
упрямый obstinately
упрямо occurrence
случай, происшествие occur
происходить operation
операция; оперирование, приведение в действие operate
управлять, действовать opportunity
возможность
opportunist
оппортунист opportune
своевременный, подходящий opposition
оппозиция, противостояние
opponent
оппонент, противник opposite
напротив
opposed
противоположный oppose
противопосталять owner
владелец, хозяин own
собственный own
владеть pain
боль painful
болезненный
painless
безболезненный painfully
болезненно
painlessly
безболезненно patience
терпение
impatience
нетерпение
patient
пациент patient
терпеливый
impatient
нетерпеливый patiently
терпеливо
impatiently
нетерпеливо participant
участник
participation
участие participating
участвующий participate
принимать участие particulars
подробности particular
особенный particularly
особенно perfection
совершенство perfect
совершенный, идеальный
imperfect
несовершенный perfect
совершенствовать, улучшать perfectly
отлично, безупречно period
период, срок periodical
периодический periodically
периодически performance
представление; исполнение
performer
исполнитель perform
исполнять, выполнять, совершать peace
мир, спокойствие peaceful
мирный peacefully
мирно permission
разрешение
permissiveness
вседозволенность
permit
пропуск permissive
позволяющий permit
позволять permissively
с позволением pleasure
удовольствие pleasant
приятный
pleased
довольный
displeased
недовольный please
доставлять удовольствие pleasantly
приятно point
точка; пункт pointed
остроконечный, нацеленный
pointful
уместный, удачный
pointless
бесцельный point
указывать, направлять pointedly
остро, по существу politeness
вежливость polite
вежливый
impolite
невежливый politely
вежливо popularity
популярность popular
популярный
unpopular
непопулярный popularise
популяризировать possession
владение, собственность
possessor
обладатель, владелец possessive
собственнический possess
владеть, обладать possibility
вероятность, возможность possible
возможный
impossible
невозможный possibly
возможно power
сила, мощь powerful
мощный
powerless
бессильный empower
уполномочивать preference
предпочтение preferable
предпочтительный
preferential
пользующийся препочтением prefer
предпочитать preferably
предпочтительно preparation
подготовка prepared
подготовленный
unprepared
неподготовленный prepare
подготовить preparedly
с готовностью prestige
престиж prestigious
престижный prestigiously
престижно profession
профессия professional
профессиональный professionally
профессионально profit
выгода profitable
выгодный
unprofitable
не приносящий выгоды profit
получать выгоду profitably
выгодно progress
прогресс, продвижение progressive
прогрессивный progress
продвигаться вперед progressively
постепенно, продвигаясь вперед proposal
предложение proposed
предложенный propose
делать предложение prosperity
процветание prosperous
процветающий prosper
процветать prosperously
процветающе public
общественность public
общественный publicise
разглашать publicly
открыто, публично quickness
быстрота quick
быстрый quicken
убыстрять quickly
быстро reality
реальность
realization
реализация, осуществление real
реальный, настоящий
unreal
нереальный realize
реализовать, осуществлять really
действительно, в самом деле recognition
признание, узнавание recognised
признанный recognise
узнавать; признавать reduction
снижение, понижение reduced
уменьшенный; сниженный reduce
снижать; сбавлять relaxation
отдых, расслабление relaxed
расслабленный
relaxing
отдыхающий; расслабляющий relax
отдыхать, расслабляться relaxedly
расслабленно reliability
надежность reliable
надежный
unreliable
ненадежный rely
доверять, полагаться reliably
надежно religion
религия religious
религиозный reluctance
нежелание, неохота reluctant
неохотный reluctantly
неохотно regularity
регулярность
irregularity
нерегулярность regular
регулярный, правильный
irregular
неправильный; нестандартный regulate
регулировать regularly
регулярно remark
замечание remarkable
замечательный remark
замечать, отмечать remarkably
замечательно representation
представление
representative
представитель representative
представительный represent
представлять reproach
упрек irreproachable
безупречный reproach
упрекать reproachingly
с упреком reputation
репутация reputated
имеющий хорошую репутацию, почтенный
disreputable
имеющий плохую репутацию repute
давать репутацию
disrepute
компрометироватъ resistance
сопротивление resistible
ударопрочный;
irresistible
неотразимый
resistant
прочный resist
сопротивляться irresistibly
неотразимо respect
уважение respectful
уважительный respect
уважать respectfully
с уважением rest
отдых restless
беспокойный rest
отдыхать restlessly
беспокойно reward
награда rewarding
стоящий награды
unrewarded
невознагражденный reward
награждать riches
богатства
richness
богатство rich
богатый enrich
обогащать richly
богато risk
риск risky
рискованный risk
рисковать sadness
грусть sad
грустный sadden
огорчать sadly
грустно safe
сейф
safety
безопасность safe
безопасный
unsafe
опасный save
спасать; экономить safely
безопасно satisfaction
удовлетворение
dissatisfaction
неудовлетворенность; недовольство satisfied
довольный
dissatisfied
недовольный
satisfactory
удовлетворительный
unsatisfactory
неудовлетворительный satisfy
удовлетворять
dissatisfy
разочаровывать; огорчать research
исследование search
искать, осуществлять поиск security
безопасность secure
безопасный
insecure
находящийся в опасности secure
охранять, гарантировать securely
безопасно seriousness
серьезность serious
серьезный seriously
серьезно science
наука
scientist
ученый scientific
научный scientifically
научно sense
чувство
insensibility
отсутствие чувствительности sensitive
чувствительный
insensitive
несочувствующий
sensible
разумный
insensible
нечувствительный, неосознающий sense
ощущать sensitively
чувствительно
sensibly
разумно service
услуга, обслуживание
servant
слуга served
обслуженный; поданный на стол serve
служить, обслуживать, подавать на стол significant
значительный
insignificant
незначительный signify
иметь значение significantly
значительно similarity
сходство, похожесть similar
похожий, подобный similarly
похоже, подобно sincerity
искренность sincere
искренний
insincere
неискренний sincerely
искренне shorts
шорты short
короткий shorten
укорачивать shortly
кратко sleep
сон
sleeper
спящий; спальный вагон sleeping
спящий
sleepless
бессонный sleep
спать sleeplessly
без сна solution
решение; раствор solved
решенный; растворенный solve
решать; находить выход; растворять speciality
специальность; фирменное блюдо
specialty
особенность special
особенный; специальный
specific
специфический specify
точно определять
specialize
специализировать(ся) specially
специально
specifically
специфично strength
сила strong
сильный strengthen
укреплять strongly
сильно stress
стресс stressful
стрессовый stress
ударять, ставить ударение stressfully
в состоянии стресса success
успех successful
успешный
unsuccessful
безуспешный succeed
преуспевать successfully
успешно sufñcience
достаточность
insufñcience
недостаточность sufficient
достаточный
insufficient
недостаточный suffice
быть достаточным sufficiently
достаточно suitable
подходящий
unsuitable
неподходящий suit
подходить, устраивать suggestion
предложение suggest
предлагать suspect
подозреваемый suspicious
подозрительный suspect
подозревать suspiciously
подозрительно swimmer
пловец
swimming
плавание swimming
плавающий, плавательный swim
плавать sympathy
сочувствие, понимание sympathetic
сочувствующий sympathize
сочувствовать sympathetically
с пониманием; сочувственно sureness
уверенность sure
уверенный
unsure
неуверенный
assured
обеспеченный; уверенный
self-assured
уверенный в себе ensure
обеспечивать; гарантировать
assure
уверять, обеспечивать surely
конечно; уверенно
assuredly
с уверенностью surrounding
окружение surrounded
окруженный surround
окружать talk
беседа, разговор talkative
разговорчивый talk
беседовать taste
вкус
distaste
отсуствие вкуса tasteful
сделанный со вкусом; обладающий вкусом
tasteless
безвкусный taste
пробовать tastefully
со вкусом
tastelessly
без вкуса terror
террор
terrorist
террорист terrible
ужасный
terrific
потрясающий
terrifying
ужасающий
terrified
напуганный terrify
ужасать terribly
ужасно
terrifically
потрясающе thirst
жажда thirsty
испытывать жажду tights
колготки tight
плотный, тесный tighten
сжимать, натягивать tightly
тесно, плотно thought
мысль thoughtful
задумчивый
thoughtless
бездумный think
думать, иметь мнение thoughtfully
задумчиво tragedy
трагедия tragic
трагичный
tragical
трагический tragically
трагично travelling
путешествие
traveller
путешественник travelling
путешествующий travel
путешествовать truth
правда
untruth
неправда true
правильный; настоящий
untrue
неверный, не соответствующий действительности
truthful
правдивый truly
по-настоящему, искренне
truthfully
правдиво value
ценность valued
ценимый
valuable
ценный value
ценить, оценивать variety
разнообразие
variability
изменчивость, непостоянство variable
изменяемый
invariable
неизменный vary
менять, разнообразить invariably
неизменно year
год yearly
ежегодный yearly
ежегодно understanding
понимание
misunderstanding
непонимание; недоразумение understandable
понятный understand
понимать use
польза
misuse
неправильное использование;
usage
использование useful
полезный
useless
бесполезный
used
использованный
unused
неиспользованный use
использовать, пользоваться usefully
полезно
uselessly
бесполезно week
неделя weekly
еженедельный weekly
еженедельно width
ширина wide
широкий widen
расширять widely
широко will
воля, желание; завещание willing
жаждущий, желающий
unwilling
не желающий will
проявлять волю, желать willingly
охотно, с удовольствием
unwillingly
неохотно wind
ветер windy
ветренный
windless
безветренный wisdom
мудрость wise
мудрый
unwise
неблагоразумный wisely
мудро
unwisely
неблагоразумно worth
стоимость, ценность worthy
достойный
worthless
не имеющий ценности

If you know what an adjective is in English, it shouldn’t be difficult to master adjective phrases. Reason? You are using them all the time. All the time.

What is an adjective? How is it any different from adjective phrases in English? An adjective is just a word that modifies a noun or a pronoun. An adjective phrase, on the other hand, is a group of words that does the same thing: describes/modifies a noun or a pronoun.

adjective phrase in English

adjective phrase in English

What is an adjective phrase in English?

An adjective phrase is a group of words that modifies a noun or pronoun in a sentence. It can be placed before or after the word (noun or pronoun) it modifies or describes.

Check the definition of an adjective phrase by Wikipedia.

Examples of adjective phrases:

  • My dog Jimmy is very cute.

    (The adjective phrase very cute describes the noun dog. It’s giving more information about it. It has a head adjective cute and its modifier very. Together, they’re modifying the noun dog.)
  • You look unbelievably strong.

    (The adjective phrase unbelievably strong is describing the subject you, giving us more information about it. Strong is the head adjective, and unbelievably is an adverb that’s modifying the adjective.)
  • Your father is not nice to me.

    (The adjective phrase nice to me describes the subject your father. It’s telling us how your father is. In the adjective phrase, nice is the head adjective, and to me is a modifying phrase (prepositional phrase) that’s modifying the adjective.)
  • He’s dating a very smart girl.

    (Here, the adjective phrase is coming just before the word it modifies: girl. Like any adjective, an adjective phrase can also come before and after the noun or the pronoun it modifies.)
  • Any person smarter than you can do it.

    (Here, the adjective phrase smarter than you is coming just after the noun it’s modifying: person. Smarter is the head adjective, and than me is a modifying phrase that’s modifying the adjective.)

How to form an adjective phrase?

There are two ways to form a regular adjective phrase:

  1. Adverb (intensifier/mitigator) + adjective
  2. Adjective + adjective complement

Adverb + adjective

This is the most common form of an adjective phrase. Here, we use an adverb (intensifier or mitigator) and a regular adjective to form an adjective phrase.

Examples:

  • Your sister is very smart.

(Here, very smart is the adjective phrase. Very is the intensifier and smart is the adjective.)

  • That was an extremely good move.

Extremely good is the adjective phrase that’s modifying the noun move. It is formed out the adverb extremely and the adjective good.

  • The act was somewhat funny.

Somewhat funny is the adjective phrase that’s modifying the noun act. In the first two examples, the adjective phrase has an intensifier (very and extremely), but in the adjective phrase, we have a mitigator in the adjective phrase. An intensifier intensifies (strengthens) the meaning of an adjective, and a mitigator limits (weakens) the meaning of an adjective.

Adjective + adjective complement

This is another way to form an adjective phrase. Here, the adjective phrase is formed using an adjective and a word or words that modify the adjective: adjective complement.

Let’s study some examples to understand and get familiar with this structure.

  • We are happy with your performance.

(Happy with your performance is the adjective phrase in the sentence. Happy is the adjective (head word), and with your performance is the prepositional phrase that’s modifying the adjective happy and working as the adjective complement (adverb)).

  • Jenny was angry at me.

(Here, the adjective phrase comprises of the adjective angry and its complement at me (prepositional phrase)).

My parents are excited to meet you.

(In this example, the adjective comprises of a past participe working as an adjective (excited) and its complement to meet you (infinitive phrase)).

Note: the head word of the adjective phrases are underlined in the above examples.

Regular adjective phrases are formed using a regular adjective. But there are adjective phrases in English that are formed from words that originally are not adjectives but function as adjectives. We call them non-finite verbs. When we form adjective phrases using participles (present and past), we have different elements in the adjective phrase. Let’s look at the different types of adjective phrases we have.

Types of adjective phrases in English

  1. Participle phrases
  2. Prepositional phrases
  3. Infinitive phrases

Participle phrases as adjectives

A participle phrase is a group of words that consists of a present participle, an ‘ing‘ form of a verb, or a past participle, the third form of a verb (V3). It is an adjective phrase headed by a participle. Don’t let the participle trick you; a participle looks like a verb but functions as an adjective.

We have two types of participle phrases:

1. Present participle phrase
2. Past participle phrase

Adjective phrase examples using present participles

  • The guy hiding behind the door is from a different class.

    (Hiding behind the door is the adjective phrase, starting with the present participle hiding and modifying the noun guy, telling us which guy the speaker is referring to. The entire phrase is working as an adjective.)
  • The girl dancing in the rain is the one I have a crush on.

    (Dancing in the rain is the adjective phrase, modifying the noun girl and telling us which girl the speaker is referring to.)
  • People living in Delhi are always complaining about the work the government does
    .
    (Living in Delhi is the adjective phrase that’s identifying the noun people. Not all the people in the world are always complaining; people living in Delhi are. The adjective phrase helps us know who these people are.)
  • Watching from the balcony, Jyoti enjoyed the game.

    (The present participle phrase is coming at the beginning of the sentence, describing the subject Jyoti. When a participle phrase comes at the beginning of a sentence, it is separated from the rest of the sentence using a comma after them.)
  • Motivating the class and giving them clarity about life, Ashish broke down.

    (The adjective phrase is describing the subject Ashish with two events. Using a participle phrase allows you to describe a noun with more details and a clear description.)
  • Joe Rogan, living the life of a martial artist, is the owner of JRE, the most popular podcast on the internet.

    (The adjective phrase is offset using two commas in this example as it gives nonessential information about the noun it describes: Joe Rogan.)

How to identify a present participle adjective phrase?

An adjective phrase that is formed using a present participle can be formed in the following ways:

  1. Present participle + object of the participle
  2. Present participle + object of the participle + modifiers
  3. Present participle + modifiers

The guy motivating the class is my school friend.

Adjective phrase: motivating the class
Adjective (Present participle): motivating
The object of the participle: the class

The man talking to the murderer without any fear is my school friend.

Adjective phrase: talking to the murderer
Adjective (Present participle): talking
The object of the preposition: the murderer
Modifier: without any fear

The guy dancing on the stage is my school friend.

Adjective phrase: dancing on the stage
Adjective (Present participle): dancing
Modifier: on the stage

Adjective phrase examples using past participles

Past participle phrases are adjective phrases that start with a past participle (V3) and modify a noun or a pronoun. They can come at the beginning, in the middle, or at the end of a sentence.

  • Played more than a million times on Youtube, my latest song is doing amazing.

    (Played more than a million times on Youtube is the adjective phrase, starting with the past participle played and describing the noun my latest song.)
  • Your friend died in a car accident came in my dream yesterday.

    (The adjective phrase is describing the subject your friend and identifying it for us. Not any friend of yours came in my dream, the one who died in a car accident. Since the adjective phrase is essential to identify the pronoun, it is not offset using commas.)
  • Considered the best application for learning English, my English learning application just crossed 1 billion downloads.

    (The adjective phrase is modifying the noun phrase my English learning application. When a participle phrase comes at the beginning of a sentence, we must use a comma after it.)
  • The little girl diagnosed with cancer has written a book about her life.

    (The adjective phrase is modifying the noun girl, telling us which girl the speaker is talking about.)
  • The insurance company will not pay for everything destroyed by the fire.

    (The adjective phrase is modifying the pronoun everything, telling us what it includes. Since it is essential to identify the pronoun, it is not offset using a comma.)
  • I am planning to buy iPhone 11, rated 4.9 by the experts.

    (The adjective phrase is modifying the noun iPhone 11, but it is giving nonessential information about it, and that’s why it is separated with the rest of the sentence using a comma.)

Important points

1. When an adjective phrase, formed using a participle, comes at the beginning of a sentence, we must use a comma after it even if it is essential to the meaning of the noun or the pronoun it modifies.

  • Motivating the class and giving them clarity about life, Ashish broke down.
  • Played more than a million times on Youtube, my latest song is doing amazing.

2. Generally, a participle phrase gives essential information and is not offset using commas when it comes after the noun or the pronoun it modifies. But when it gives nonessential information, use one or two commas depending upon its place in the sentence. Preparing you for every scenario! 😉

  • Joe Rogan, living the life of a martial artist, is the owner of JRE, the most popular podcast on the internet.
  • I am planning to buy iPhone 11, rated 4.9 by the experts.

Propositional phrases as adjectives

When prepositional phrases function as an adjective, modifying a noun or a pronoun, they are called adjectival phrases as they function adjectivally. Let’s take some examples of prepositional phrases in English.

Examples:

• They are writing a movie about his life.

(The prepositional phrase about his life modifies the noun movie and helps us to understand which movie he is talking about writing. It is starting with the preposition about and is followed by the object of the preposition his life. It is a prepositional phrase but working as an adjective.)

• I’m marrying the girl of my dreams.

(Which girl am I marrying? The girl of my dreams. The prepositional phrase of my dreams is helping us to identify the girl the speaker is talking about. It’s working as an adjective.)

• The ending of the movie wasn’t good.

(The ending of what was not good? The prepositional phrase of the movie modifies the noun ending and identifies it for us.)

• The guy in the red shirt is my neighbor.

(Which guy is my neighbor? The prepositional phrase in the red shirt identifies the noun guy. Not any guy present there is my neighbor, the guy in the red shirt is my neighbor.)

• The house across the street is believed to be haunted.

(Here, the prepositional phrase across the street modifies the noun house.)

• Don’t open the letter inside the box; it’s personal.

(Which letter is personal? The letter inside the box.)

• Students from different countries are studying in this college.

(From different countries is the prepositional phrase that’s modifying the noun students. Without it, the sentence gives a different meaning.)

• I am from India.

(From India is the prepositional phrase that’s giving information about the pronoun I.)

More examples of adjective phrases

  • Most people are unhappy with their life.
  • Her extremely beautiful eyes are the reason I am with her.
  • People abusing others for no reason are losers.
  • Look at that girl doing stunts on the rope.
  • Jon is extremely dangerous to fight against.
  • They are from China.
  • Someone at the stand is crying.
  • Something under the fridge is moving.
  • The guy giving the presentation is my friend.
  • He was surprisingly good.
  • The bike completely burnt by the fire has been taken by the insurance company.
  • An overly confident man thinking he is unbeatable faces reality very soon.
  • People covered in mud are my friends.
  • Believed to keep a doctor away, apples are my favorite.

Infinitive phrases as adjectives

Infinitive phrases can also function as adjectives. When they do, they come after the noun or pronoun they give information about.

An infinitive phrase starts with an infinitive and is followed by its object or modifier or both.

Examples:

  • Can I have a book to read on the train?

(Here, ‘to read on the train’ is an infinitive phrase that’s modifying the noun ‘book’, working as an adjective.)

  • We need some people to work on our social media platforms.

(‘To work on our social media platforms‘ is the infinitive phrase that’s giving information about the noun people’, working as an adjective.)

  • I wish I had someone to stand by me.

(Here, ‘to stand by me’ is the infinitive phrase that’s describing the pronoun ‘someone’ and helping us understand who it’s referring to.)

Also, check out bare infinitives and forms of infinitives in English.

Adjectival phrase vs Adjective phrase

Adjectival phrases are adjective phrases that don’t have a regular adjective in them. These are participle phrases, prepositional phrases, and infinitive phrases that function as an adjective in a sentence.

On the other hand, adjective phrases are headed by an adjective. The difference between an adjective phrase and an adjectival phrase is that the former is headed by a regular adjective, and the latter is headed by a non-finite verb or a preposition.

  • That was extremely tasty cheese.

The adjective phrase is headed by a regular adjective tasty.

  • The man talking to your mother is a dentist.

Here, talking to your mother is an adjectival phrase. We are calling it an adjectival phrase as it is not headed by a regular adjective; it is headed by a present participle. It is a present participle phrase that’s working as an adjective.

Adjective phrases

  • The exam was very difficult.
  • They were pretty happy with our performance.

Adverbial phrases

  • Do you know a place to hide tonight? (modifying the noun ‘place’)
  • Don’t look at the man in the blue pants. (modifying the noun ‘man’)
  • The man murdered here last night was a cop. (modifying the noun ‘man’)

How to identify an adjective phrase?

A regular adjective phrase is formed using an adjective and an adverb (intensifier/mitigator): adverb + adjective:

  • very hard
  • quite simple
  • somewhat scary

Examples:

  • My life is very hard.
  • This game is quite simple.
  • The house was somewhat scary.

When prepositional phrases, infinitive phrases, or participle phrases work as an adjective, they are a part of a noun phrase and come right after the noun they modify.

  • of this country
  • to help you with this project
  • attacked at the cafe
  • looking at us

Examples:

  • I love the people of my country.
  • We know a man to help you with this project.
  • The boy attacked at the cafe was 8 years old.
  • The old lady looking at us seems to be in some problem.

Is an adjective phrase always headed by an adjective?

Adjective phrases are not always headed by a regular adjective. They can be headed by a non-finite verb or even a preposition. A participle phrase (headed by a participle), an infinitive phrase (headed by an infinitive ‘to + V1’), and a prepositional phrase (headed by a preposition) can function like an adjective, but they can fuction as an adverb too.

If these phrases function as an adjective, they sit next to the noun they modify.

Examples:

  • The car parked in front of your house is mine. (past participle phrase modifying the noun car)
  • The boys sitting in the room number 4 are my students. (present participle phrase modifying the noun boys)
  • I don’t know a person to talk to. (infinitive phrase modifying the noun boys)
  • The problem with you is that you don’t listen to anyone. (prepositional phrase modifying the noun problem)

Notice that these adjectival phrases sit the next to the noun they are modifying.

Predicative and attributive adjective phrase

An adjective phrase, like an adjective, can be used attributively and predicatively. An attributive adjective comes right before the noun/pronoun it modfies, and a predicative adjective comes right after a linking verb or the noun it modifies.

Attributive adjective phrases

  • The extremely dark sheet was mine.
  • You are a quite smart person.
  • Yesteday, I saw an unbelievably huge man.

The nouns these adjective phrases are modifying are coming before them.

Predicative adjective phrases

  • Your friends are really smart.
  • This college looks extremely big.
  • The girl waving at us is my friend Anna.

Why should we learn adjective phrases?

Sometimes, a word isn’t sufficient to describe a noun or a pronoun. We need a couple of words to express our message. That’s what adjective phrases help us do: make sentences with a lot of description to strengthen the meaning of a sentence, to make it more colorful and clearer.

Now, we know everything about an adjective phrase and its types. Feel free to share your question, doubt, or feedback in the comment section, and also, share the post with the people that need it.

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FAQs

What is an adjective phrase?

An adjective phrase is a group of words that modifies a noun or pronoun in a sentence. It can be placed before or after the word (noun or pronoun) it modifies or describes.

How do you identify adjective phrases?

You can identify an adjective phrase in two different ways:
1. It comes after a linking verb and modifies the subject of the sentence. (Jon is very smart.)
2. It can come just before the noun it modifies. (You are extremely talented people.)
3. It can just after the noun it modifies. (Anyone smarter than you can do it.)

What is an adjective phrase example?

Here are some examples of adjective phrases:
1. You look unbelievably strong.
2. Your father is not nice to me.
3. The girl dancing in the rain is the one I have a crush on.

How do you make an adjective phrase in a sentence?

An adjective phrase can be formed in the following ways:
1. adverb (Intensifier/mitigator) + adjective
2. Infinitive phrase
3. Prepositional phrase
4. Present participle phrase
5. Past participle phrase

Examples:

1. You are very sweet.
2. I have a thought to write on this book.
3. People in my circle are very supportive.
4. Look at the girl dancing in the blue dress.
5. A man motivated enough can do this job.

What is the structure of an adjective phrase?

The structure of a regular adjective phrase is this: adverb (intensifier/mitigator) + adjective.

Regular adjective phrases
Very good
extremely smart
quite long
somewhat bad

It can be a prepositional phrase, infinitive phrase, and a participle phrase that works as an adjective.

What are the types of adjective phrases?

There are 4 types of adjective phrases in English:

1. Regular adjective phrase
2. Infinitive phrase
3. Prepositional phrase
4. Participle phrase

Examples:

The match was extremely good. (regular adjective phrase)
He is the man to learn English from. (infinitive phrase)
He is a man with a vision. (prepositional phrase)
The people dancing on the stage are my friends. (present participle phrase)
The chair kept in the storeroom is very old. (past participle phrase)

What is the difference between adjective phrase and adjectival phrase?

The difference between an adjective phrase and an adverbial phrase is that an adjective phrase (regular) is formed out of a regular adjective and an adverb, and an adjectival phrase is a prepositional phrase, infinitive phrase, and participle phrase.

Adjective phrase
1. Your friend is very aggressive.
2. I found the movie extremely boring.

Adjectival phrase
1. Do you know the person to contact there?
2. The story of my life is crazy.
3. The girl looking at you is the topper of the class.
4. I haven’t looked at the box sent to me last week.

How do you distinguish between an adjective phrase and a noun phrase?

An adjective phrase works as an adjective and modifies a noun/pronoun, and a noun phrase, on the other hand, works like a noun. It has a head noun and one or more odifiers that modify the noun. And an adjective phrase is headed by an adjective; the head adjective in the adjetive phrase can be a regular adjective or a participle.

Adjective phrases
1. This man is very competitive. (modifying the noun ‘man’)
2. A person with the right attutude can do this easily. (modifying the noun ‘person’)

Noun phrases
1. He is a very competitive man. (subject complement)
2. A person with the right attutude can get this done. (subject)

A noun phrase can have an adjective phrase in it, but an adjective phrase can’t have a noun phrase in it.

What are the types of adjectival phrase?

There are 4 types of adjectival phrases in English:
1. Infinitive phrase
2. Prepositional phrase
3. Participle phrase
4. Regular adjective phrase

Examples:
1. The man to contact for this work is Jacob.
2. Can you pass me the book on the table?
3. The man wearing the black coat is a professional magician.
4. She is very smart.

How do you identify an adjective phrase in a sentence?

An adjective phrase (regular) starts with an adverb and followed by an adjective. The adverb can come after the adjective too. This phrase (adjective) either comes right before the noun it modifies, or after it, or after a linking verb.

Examples:
1. You are a very smart man.
2. Any person bigger than you can do this.
3. Jon is very talented.

Can an adjective phrase be in subject of a sentence?

An adjective phrase can be a part of the subject, but it can’t be the subject. Ex – A (very smart) man said something to me that changed my life. Here, ‘a very smart man’ is the subject and ‘very smart’ is an adjective phrase.

How do you change adjectives with adjective phrases?

We change an adjective to an adjective phrase by adding an adverb to it: before or after it. The adverb modifies the adjective and generally either intensifies its meaning or limits it.

Adjective = bad, Adjective phrase = very bad
Adjective = smart, Adjective phrase = extremely smart
Adjective = hot, Adjective phrase = somewhat hot

What is an adjective phrase simple definition?

Here is a simple definition of an adjective phrase: it is a group of words (phrase) that works as an adjective. This phrase can be headed by a regular adjective or an adjective may not be present in the phrase; regardless, the phrase works as an adjective.

Other phrases:

  • Noun phrases
  • Verb phrases
  • Adverb phrases
  • Prepositional phrases
  • Gerund phrases
  • Infinitive phrases
  • Present participle phrases
  • Past participle phrases
  • Perfect participle phrases
  • Participle phrases

Check out Yourdictionary and Grammarmonster for more examples (though unnecessary).

Watch my Youtube lesson on Adjective phrases:

So, I am sure now you know what adjective phrases are and how we use them. That’s all about today’s class, smart brains. I’ll see you in the next class.

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Группа прилагательного

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При постмодификации прилагательного возможны следующие варианты:

1. Adjective + to-infinitive (anxious to go)
2. Adjective + prep + (pro)noun (anxious for news)
3. Adjective + (prep.) + clause (glad that you succeeded; anxious about how they got on)

PATTERN 1

You are very kind to say so.
It’s kind of you to say so.
How kind of you to say so!

She was stupid to make such a mistake.
It was stupid of her to make such a mistake.
How stupid (it was) of her to make such a mistake!

Mr. White was foolish to agree to the proposal.
It was stupid of M r. White to agree to the proposal.
How stupid of Mr. White to agree to the proposal!

Mr. Green was unwise to lend money to M r. Black.
It was unwise of Mr. Green to lend money to Mr. Black.
How unwise of M r. Green to lend money to Mr. Black!

Mary was naughty to pull the kitten’s tail.
It was naughty of Mary to pull the kitten’s tail.
How naughty of M ary to pull the kitten’s tail!

The boys were clever to see the solution of the problem so quickly.
It was clever of the boys to see . . .
How clever of the boys to see . . .

You were wrong to contradict the professor.
It was wrong of you to contradict the professor.
How wrong of you to contradict the professor!

Примеры восклицаний (восклицания с how звучат несколько старомодно):

It was careless of you to leave your umbrella in the train.
How ill-natured of her to say such things about you!
Wasn’t it polite of Harry to offer his seat in the crowded bus to that old woman!
How considerate it was of Miss Brown not to worry you when you had so many things to do!
How impudent of them to suppose that they would be invited to the party!
How brave of you to go into the burning building to save the cat!
It was good of Mrs. White to offer to help.
It’s wicked of them to say such things.

We were sorry not to see you at the meeting.
Everybody was anxious to know what had happened.
The children were impatient to start.
I shall be happy to accept your kind invitation.
She’s quite content to live at home with her parents.
You’re not afraid to go alone, are you?
Ann was eager to please her parents.
I’m glad to know you were successful.
They were all wild (mad) to own bicycles like those of the neighbours’ children.
No one could be happier to learn of your success than I am.

We were delighted to hear of your success.
We were grieved to learn of your husband’s death.
Your father will be pleased to see you after your long absence.
She was thrilled to learn that she had won a prize.
He was mortified to learn that he had not been elected.
She is disappointed to know that you won’t be able to come to her birthday party.

Harry’s parents are anxious for him to receive a good education.
Mr. and Mrs. Green are not keen for their only daughter to marry a poor school teacher.
I should be sorry for you to think I don’t value your advice.
I’m quite willing for your brother to come with you.
Everyone is anxious for you to accept the position.
The children were impatient for the bus to start.
Ann was eager for her parents to meet the young man who had
asked her to marry him.

You are certain to need ( = will certainly need) help.
Are you ready to start ( = ready for starting) ?
The weather is sure to be ( = will certainly be) wet.
The old man is unfit to work ( = unfit for work).
Is the house fit to live in ( = fit for living in)?
He is slow to sympathize (= slow in sympathizing) with others.
He was prompt to act ( = prompt in acting).
Was he willing to listen (= ready to listen willingly) to your arguments?
He was quick to realize (= quickly realized) his advantage.
Our team is bound to win (= will win without a doubt).
Which team is likely to win ( = will probably win)?
You were lucky to escape being hurt ( = lucky in not being hurt).
I am unable to go ( = cannot go) today.
She is fortunate to have (= fortunate in having) such a kind husband.

Will you be kind enough to help me with this heavy box?
Will you be so kind as to lend me your pen?
This book is too large to go in my pocket.
This book is small enough to go in my pocket.
I’ve been too busy to write.
They were too tired to go any farther.
We were near enough to see everything.
We were too far away to see anything.
You are old enough to know better.
The child is too young to go to school.

□ Возможно употребление for:

The box is too heavy for you to lift.
They were standing near enough for us to overhear their conversation.
This town is far too wicked for a young and innocent girl like you to live alone in.
He was then a tiny boy; now he is too big for it to be desirable that I should mention his name.

This room is difficult to heat. (It is difficult to heat this room.)
The paths were easy to find. (It was easy to find the paths.)
Has he been easy to get along with? (Has it been easy to get along with him ?)
The story of their sufferings was painful to listen to. (It was painful to listen to the story of their sufferings.)
Such extreme poverty must be hard to bear. (It must be hard to bear such extreme poverty.)
She says her husband is hard to please. (She says it is hard to please her husband.)
The river is dangerous to bathe in. (It is dangerous to bathe in the river.)
Your question is impossible to answer. (It is impossible to answer your question.)
Will the examination be hard to pass? (Will it be hard to pass the examination ?)

This nut is hard to crack. This is a hard nut to crack. (It is hard to crack this nut.)
This room is pleasant to work in. This is a pleasant room to work in. (It is pleasant to work in this room.)
That question is hard to answer. That is a hard question to answer. (It is hard to answer that question.)
That man is impossible to work with. He is an impossible man to work with. (It is impossible to work with that man.)
She’s pleasant to talk to. She’s a pleasant woman to talk to. (It ’s pleasant to talk to her.)

PATTERN 2

Are you afraid of the dog (of being bitten by the dog, of what people will think if you run away from the dog)?
Aren’t you ashamed of your behaviour (of having behaved so badly, of what you did) ?
The doctors say that milk is good for you (good for your health).
The doctor told me that smoking is bad for me (bad for my health).
I ’m quite ignorant of their plans (of what they intend to do).
He was angry with her for having broken her promise.
The supply is not adequate to the demand.
Be more accurate in your work.
Inaccuracy is productive of error.
He was not aware of having done wrong.

You are forgetful of the fact that . . . (Preferable: You forget that . . .)
I am ignorant of (preferable: I do not know) what they intend to do.
Inaccuracy is productive of (preferable: produces) error.
Your work is deserving of (preferable: deserves) praise.
Do not be envious of (preferable: envy) your neighbours.

He is desirous of obtaining (preferable: desires, wishes, to
obtain) a good situation in the civil service.
The old man is dependent upon (or depends on) the earnings of his children.

PATTERN 3

Are you aware that you are sitting on my hat?
Are you sure (certain, confident) (that) he’s honest?
She is glad (delighted, surprised) (that) you are not going abroad.
I’m sorry (that) you can’t come.
They were disappointed that you were unable to come.
I’m afraid I don’t know.
We were all anxious that you should return.

I’m not certain (about) where this ought to be put.
They were uncertain whether they ought to start (whether to start or not).
He is doubtful (about) whether he can afford it.
Is your father aware (of) how you’ve been behaving during his absence?
We felt curious (as to) how he would receive the suggestion.
I am ignorant (of) whom I have the honour to address.
I’m not sure why he wants it.
We were worried about where you had got to.
Be careful how you cross the street.
He’s very fussy (about) how his meals are cooked.
I’m not quite sure how to do it (how it is done).

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Must Learn: Opposite Adjectives 

What Are Adjectives In English Grammar?

Definition of Adjectives: Adjectives are the naming words that describe nouns and pronouns. Adjectives modify nouns and pronouns. Adjectives are very useful because adjectives have the ability to restrict the meaning of a noun and pronoun. Adjectives are also called describing words.

Some Examples of Adjectives

  • She is a very clever girl.
  • Sham has a long hair.
  • Her clothes are dirty.
·         Demonic ·         Good-looking ·         Present
·         Larcenous ·         Overworked ·         Latent
·         Redeemable ·         Pliable ·         Bashful
·         Growling ·         Master ·         Small-time
·         Plucky ·         Splashing ·         Restrained
·         Impossible ·         Conversational ·         Simplified
·         Spinal ·         Prissy ·         Shiny
·         Luminescent ·         Muggy ·         Scented
·         Displaced ·         Shimmering ·         Futuristic
·         Spherical ·         Purring ·         Tectonic
·         Assertive ·         Crowded ·         Guaranteed
·         Profitable ·         Dehydrated ·         Silver-tongued
·         Illiterate ·         Semiconscious ·         Savvy
·         Humdrum ·         Instantaneous ·         Pugnacious
·         Snow-white ·         Silly ·         Baby
·         Livable ·         Paltry ·         Insulted
·         Rosy ·         Professorial ·         Inaudible
·         Feebleminded ·         Insufficient ·         Respectful
·         Cloistered ·         Predicative ·         Crooked
·         Successive ·         Refreshing ·         Payable
·         Potential ·         Phenomenal ·         Pleasant
·         Compound ·         Ornery ·         Lazy

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Adjectives list a to z

·         Super ·         Limping ·         Dandy
·         Knightly ·         Late ·         Acceptable
·         Ritzy ·         Repugnant ·         Older
·         Perplexed ·         Radioactive ·         Specialist
·         Smudged ·         Neglectful ·         Sore
·         Locatable ·         Scathing ·         Digestive
·         Quick-thinking ·         The ·         Forward
·         Practical ·         Prodigious ·         Convenient
·         Expeditious ·         Blessed ·         Expandable
·         Marginal ·         Loquacious ·         Sordid
·         Thankless ·         Scant ·         Hyperirritable
·         Ghoulish ·         Dissimilar ·         Senseless
·         Spineless ·         High ·         Credible
·         Deaf ·         Fanciful ·         Compulsory
·         Overemotional ·         Contractual ·         Direful
·         Arduous ·         Deranged ·         Daunting
·         Suave ·         Imaginable ·         Ingratiating
·         Able-bodied ·         Keen ·         Fetching
·         Globular ·         Crispy ·         Sumptuous
·         Fortunate ·         Applicative ·         Spectral
·         Euphoric ·         Referential ·         Penetrating
·         Liquid ·         Full ·         Cheerless
·         Optimal ·         Partial ·         Horrid
·         Knavish ·         Commanding ·         Matronly
·         Nightmarish ·         Frustrated ·         Stuck-up
·         Accompanying ·         Inapt ·         Lukewarm
·         Immodest ·         Meager ·         Condescending
·         Shamefaced ·         Caustic ·         Intrinsic
·         Fishy ·         Smaller ·         Hawkish
·         Tenuous ·         Pretend ·         Imperialistic
·         Punishable ·         Preoccupied ·         Powerless
·         Mutative ·         Lofty ·         Theatrical
·         Brick ·         Entrepreneurial ·         Mental
·         Illustrious ·         Alert ·         Communicable
·         Rippling ·         Blazing ·         Sloped
·         Few, ·         Revocable ·         Inflatable
·         Suffering ·         Polite ·         Cognitive
·         Interdepartmental ·         Annoying ·         Delectable
·         Stately ·         Stylistic ·         Longer
·         Gallant ·         Bronchial ·         Horrifying
·         Interesting ·         Quick-minded ·         Thin
·         Amused ·         Sparing ·         Prolific
·         Scaly ·         Nonrenewable ·         Hateful
·         Small-scale ·         Front ·         Preoperative
·         Expanded ·         Seamless ·         Bad
·         Exacerbating ·         Neighborly ·         Lamentable
·         Gooey ·         Delightful ·         Fumbling
·         Meandering ·         Progressive ·         Inductive
·         Formless ·         Conventional ·         Indomitable
·         Synthetic ·         Subversive ·         Belligerent
·         Intimate ·         Impulsive ·         Reigning
·         Thankful ·         Horizontal ·         Contrary
·         Resident ·         Organic ·         Perfect
·         Balding ·         Convinced ·         Theological
·         Desirous ·         Fulfilled ·         Numberless
·         Inevitable ·         Clingy ·         Large
·         Glassy ·         Impartial ·         Southeasterly
·         Quick-acting ·         Divided ·         High-functioning
·         Separate ·         Abundant ·         Later
·         Pithy ·         Hungry ·         Desperate
·         Cranky ·         Imaginative ·         North
·         Shivering ·         Hardy ·         Lopsided
·         Roasted ·         Foolish ·         Moderate
·         Rechargeable ·         Permissive ·         Overoptimistic
·         Ridiculing ·         Notorious ·         Nonaggressive
·         Terrifying ·         Dismissive ·         Acknowledged
·         Telepathic ·         Mother ·         Chubby
·         Impatient ·         Daft ·         Overcrowded
·         Circling ·         Nonrefundable ·         Beady
·         Intriguing ·         Null ·         Revolutionary
·         Interpersonal ·         Believable ·         Frisky
·         Kinesthetic ·         Enumerable ·         Broad
·         Drab ·         Scary ·         Instinctive
·         Rambling ·         Richest ·         Lax
·         Deprived ·         Shining ·         Exhausted
·         Retrospective ·         Condemned ·         Small
·         Bellicose ·         Professed ·         Assorted
·         Serendipitous ·         Purified ·         Immeasurable
·         Bloated ·         Inflamed ·         Removable
·         Blasphemous ·         Rigorous ·         Lush
·         Surly ·         Selective ·         Sane
·         Ok ·         Equitable ·         Bearable
·         Nonconsecutive ·         Strongest ·         Precarious
·         East ·         Dizzying ·         Outrageous
·         Sickly ·         Born ·         Disturbing
·         Freckled ·         Disheartening ·         Fitted
·         Interior ·         Next-door ·         Symbolic
·         Both ·         Latter ·         Prepared
·         Impenetrable ·         Secluded ·         Hilarious
·         Ingenuous ·         Comfortable ·         Throbbing
·         Expected ·         Sudden ·         Quivering
·         Fearless ·         Improbable ·         Self-assured
·         Third ·         Marvelous ·         Distracting
·         Disgusted ·         Clean ·         Built-in
·         Splintered ·         Greedy ·         Cunning
·         Repairable ·         Fictional ·         Tickling
·         Disputed ·         Eerie ·         Redundant
·         Supposed ·         Inarguable ·         Compact
·         Compliant ·         Hotlink ·         Prenatal
·         Approachable ·         Disingenuous ·         Cut
·         Overenthusiastic ·         Brazen ·         Sculptural
·         Baffling ·         Duplicitous ·         Memorable
·         Frozen ·         Expensive ·         Sedate
·         Melancholy ·         Polyunsaturated ·         Blank
·         Fastest ·         Money-grubbing ·         Serene
·         Scriptural ·         Exhilarating ·         Overaggressive
·         Continuing ·         Accusing ·         Sullen
·         Modern ·         Prehistoric ·         Erasable
·         Imperfect ·         Pluralistic ·         Fancy
·         Achievable ·         Conditional ·         Thorough

List of adjectives pdf

List of adjectives pdf

List of adjectives pdf

List of adjectives for students

·         Paranormal ·         Seasonal ·         Gratis
·         Intense ·         Tempted ·         Disapproving
·         Limber ·         Disdainful ·         Loud
·         Beckoning ·         Noble ·         Theoretical
·         Status ·         Intermittent ·         Overassertive
·         Notable ·         Betrayed ·         Taut
·         Celebrated ·         Lonely ·         Cooing
·         Exponential ·         Flippant ·         Brash
·         Alive ·         Daughterly ·         Inexpedient
·         Reversible ·         Squashed ·         Contradictory
·         Stupendous ·         Mutual ·         Complicated
·         Cropped ·         Envious ·         Riveting
·         Courteous ·         Anonymous ·         Crippling
·         Gorgeous ·         Down ·         phic
·         Restrictive ·         Gleaming ·         This
·         Gratuitous ·         Gushy ·         Evocative
·         Sorrowful ·         Acoustic ·         Motor
·         Spongy ·         Fourth ·         Breathless
·         Condensed ·         Scholarly ·         Male
·         Nonexclusive ·         Diagonal ·         Mouthwatering
·         Mystic ·         Coveted ·         Tender
·         Industrial ·         Corporate ·         Bandaged
·         Pompous ·         Maladjusted ·         Reverential
·         Probable ·         Moronic ·         Spotty
·         Dignified ·         Gilded ·         Silent
·         Gritty ·         Limitless ·         Hefty
·         Available ·         Hot-tempered ·         Gratifying
·         Nonstop ·         Hated ·         Didactic
·         Prohibitive ·         Longing ·         Flawed
·         Terse ·         Slothful ·         Chewy
·         Temperate ·         Faded ·         Concerned
·         Foregoing ·         Definitive ·         Cool
·         Cloudy ·         Revisable ·         Infernal
·         Crumbly ·         Dissonant ·         Shadowed
·         Inexhaustible ·         Sparse ·         Frothy
·         Democratic ·         Contributive ·         Grubby
·         Prefabricated ·         Inarticulate ·         Movable
·         Teenage ·         First ·         Chewable
·         Managerial ·         Diverse ·         Four
·         Incomparable ·         Childlike ·         Lead
·         Hardworking ·         Potent ·         Disposable
·         Mortified ·         Scientific ·         Allusive
·         Resilient ·         Tested ·         Rampant
·         Spiral ·         Icy ·         Rotund
·         Soaked ·         Labored ·         Inappropriate
·         Sociable ·         Phonemic ·         Damp
·         Self-reliant ·         Goofy ·         Echoing
·         Alluring ·         Soundless ·         Supple
·         Forgivable ·         Tasteful ·         Mutinous
·         Falsified ·         Tardy ·         Frail
·         Disgruntled ·         Ancient ·         Abounding
·         Howling ·         Starving ·         Pressurized
·         Intricate ·         Bendable ·         Flavorless
·         Decorous ·         Disorderly ·         Educational
·         Muddy ·         Executable ·         Furious
·         Defiant ·         Patterned ·         Grouchy
·         Freezing ·         Rainbowcolored ·         Discordant
·         Accidental ·         Tart ·         Astounding
·         Coarse ·         High-pitched ·         Ceaseless
·         Palatial ·         Flammable ·         Abhorrent
·         Distracted ·         Disheartened ·         Junior
·         Pleased ·         Gruff ·         Groaning
·         Successful ·         Cautious ·         Dissolving
·         Knowable ·         Shy ·         Regretful
·         Ossified ·         Lucky ·         Scummy
·         Expressionless ·         Comical ·         Sensational
·         Exhilarated ·         Airsick ·         Bossy
·         Crammed ·         Frantic ·         Chunky
·         Repulsive ·         Choppy ·         Frank
·         Extension ·         Grating ·         Absent
·         Scrappy ·         Cursed ·         Lined
·         Purple ·         Cluttered ·         Scintillating
·         Mushy ·         Fast-moving ·         Ashamed
·         Chuckling ·         Nippy ·         Educated
·         Reluctant ·         Sure-footed ·         Intelligent
·         Appropriate ·         Deficient ·         Subterranean
·         Detached ·         Swaggering ·         Reflective
·         Fierce ·         Energetic ·         Patriotic
·         Serial ·         Tearful ·         Crabby
·         Seductive ·         Spiffy ·         Special
·         Supercilious ·         Clanging ·         Deliverable
·         Love able ·         Grey ·         Fascinating
·         Chief ·         Abrasive ·         Ill-informed
·         Annual ·         Tense ·         Imaginary
·         Compulsive ·         Sure ·         Blaring
·         Cantankerous ·         Several ·         Abusive
·         Infrequent ·         Identifiable ·         Distinctive
·         Sheer ·         Graceful ·         Hot-blooded
·         Awful ·         Architectural ·         Right-handed
·         Game ·         Sick ·         Streaked
·         Rented ·         Principled ·         Enthused
·         Municipal ·         Sweet ·         Slick
·         Assuring ·         Petulant ·         Platonic
·         Distinct ·         Fortuitous ·         Crippled
·         Garish ·         Flawless ·         Delirious
·         Fractious ·         Loose ·         Extra-large
·         Invited ·         Sustainable ·         Cosmic
·         Disinclined ·         Single-minded ·         Flattened
·         Sociological ·         Dispensable ·         Preventive
·         Esoteric ·         Puffy ·         Preliminary
·         Sleeping ·         Bald ·         Delicate
·         Kingly ·         Infallible ·         Rescued
·         Smart ·         Opened ·         Inventive
·         Mournful ·         Reported ·         Survivable
·         Inspired ·         Approximate ·         Manual
·         Scarred ·         Fiendish ·         Moralistic
·         Faraway ·         Comforting ·         Repeatable
·         Humorless ·         Effective ·         Difficult
·         Inferable ·         Inadvertent ·         Enticing
·         Terrestrial ·         Masterful ·         Long-winded
·         Satiny ·         Academic ·         Tactless
·         Opposed ·         Creaking ·         Defeated
·         Constructive ·         Balmy ·         Endearing
·         Riotous ·         Omnivorous ·         Crude
·         Faint ·         Complacent ·         Surgical
·         Gabby ·         Richer ·         Ideal
·         Glib ·         An ·         Handsome
·         Superlative ·         Economy ·         Medium-rare
·         Roomy ·         Tarnished ·         Impressionable
·         Beginning ·         Despairing ·         Raspy
·         Fresh ·         Dependent ·         Infamous
·         Evasive ·         Decadent ·         Surrealistic
·         Gushing ·         Tepid ·         Disappointed
·         Icy-cold ·         Cross ·         Conceivable
·         Acerbic ·         Structural ·         Reckless
·         Nifty ·         Outraged ·         Hard-to-find
·         Curly ·         Automatic ·         Squalid
·         Inadmissible ·         Prestigious ·         Civil
·         Racial ·         Invaluable ·         Alarming
·         Fuming ·         Thirsty ·         Predictable
·         Doggish ·         Briny ·         Distasteful
·         Low ·         Maneuverable ·         Flashy
·         Graphic ·         Dainty ·         Floating
·         Menial ·         Improvable ·         Incidental
·         Environmental ·         Ethical ·         Gaseous
·         Eastern ·         Predominant ·         Snappish
·         Dazed ·         Disappearing ·         Early
·         Remorseless ·         Renegotiable ·         Precious
·         Mathematical ·         Relaxed ·         Seasick
·         Seething ·         Slippery ·         Ruinous
·         Hulking ·         Green ·         Next
·         Coquettish ·         Communist ·         Sparkling
·         Downtown ·         Humanitarian ·         Decaying
·         Fearful ·         Hour-long ·         Pharmaceutical
·         Perpendicular ·         Kindly ·         Fitting
·         Inequitable ·         Plump ·         Approving
·         Flattered ·         Deserted ·         Capable
·         Right ·         Artless ·         Sleepy
·         Formulaic ·         Doleful ·         Computer
·         Guarded ·         Brief ·         Substantiated
·         Lacking ·         Heartrending ·         Another
·         Absorbed ·         Agrarian ·         Spiritless
·         Technological ·         Forgettable ·         Otherwise
·         Expert ·         Diseased ·         Glaring
·         Derogative ·         Thunderous ·         Irreconcilable
·         Communal ·         Redolent ·         Humanlike
·         Eccentric ·         Self-directed ·         Rabid
·         Peaceful ·         Fluffy ·         Disaffected
·         Resourceful ·         Overzealous ·         Teeny-tiny
·         Original ·         Materialistic ·         Outer
·         Celestial ·         Such ·         Depressive
·         Entertaining ·         Self-absorbed ·         Lascivious
·         Cottony ·         Impressive ·         Predisposed
·         Populous ·         Broken ·         Opulent
·         Horned ·         Inadequate ·         Cooked
·         Interdependent ·         Perceptive ·         Disabled
·         Rascally ·         Forgiving ·         Sleek
·         Pale ·         Intelligible ·         Other
·         Giant ·         Cowardly ·         Instant
·         Cancelled ·         Annoyed ·         Grateful
·         Socialist ·         Disputable ·         Meditative
·         Short-tempered ·         Facial ·         Fried
·         Expansive ·         Bacterial ·         Scenic
·         Estimated ·         Crisp ·         Mangy
·         Ajar ·         Befuddled ·         Content
·         Chronological ·         Immensurable ·         Elaborate
·         Red ·         Captivated ·         Sublime
·         Domestic ·         Shrill ·         Deepening
·         Groovy ·         Teensy ·         Express
·         Crotchety ·         Shattering ·         Astounded
·         Substitute ·         Infected ·         Edgy
·         Reputable ·         Sympathetic ·         Hormonal
·         Reprehensible ·         Recessive ·         Corny
·         Flirtatious ·         Semiprecious ·         Quickest
·         Explosive ·         Programmable ·         Distinguished
·         Spoiled ·         Infuriated ·         Fewer
·         Haphazard ·         Cowering ·         Sneaky
·         Inward ·         Idiosyncratic ·         Inescapable
·         Excitable ·         Bountiful ·         Known
·         Fundamental ·         Friendly ·         Supersonic
·         Black ·         Manageable ·         Influential
·         Temperamental ·         Sturdy ·         Pumped
·         Motivated ·         Glum ·         Ten-minute
·         Serrated ·         Despondent ·         Rotting
·         Excruciating ·         Revolting ·         Raving
·         Monetary ·         Outermost ·         Helpful
·         Boundless ·         One-sided ·         Blindfolded
·         Inflexible ·         Peeved ·         Racist
·         Knotty ·         Momentary ·         Clammy
·         Telescopic ·         Contented ·         Ethnic
·         Rocketing ·         Resounding ·         Curt
·         Moving ·         Extra ·         Soulful
·         Self-satisfied ·         Retroactive ·         Awake
·         Careless ·         Nice ·         Portable
·         Nonverbal ·         Fatal ·         Nervous
·         Curative ·         Acrobatic ·         Oral
·         Beautiful ·         Remarkable ·         Resonant
·         Muted ·         Portly ·         Self-centered
·         Clever ·         Compelling ·         Astonishing
·         Invisible ·         Likeable ·         Oxymoronic
·         Budget ·         Presumable ·         Live
·         Renewable ·         Furry ·         Squealing
·         Outstanding ·         Smooth ·         Splendid
·         Low-calorie ·         Imperative ·         Cosmetic
·         Spastic ·         Exposed ·         Quick-tempered
·         Dependable ·         Disinterested ·         Serviceable
·         Brawny ·         Panicky ·         Abstracted
·         Convincing ·         Lame ·         Glamorous
·         Debatable ·         Befitting ·         Melodramatic
·         Submissive ·         Surprised ·         Disruptive

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·         Quantitative ·         Blinding ·         Pitiless
·         Medium ·         Floppy ·         Open
·         Assured ·         Frayed ·         Discredited
·         Angered ·         Dense ·         Constrictive
·         Tenacious ·         Brutal ·         Thrifty
·         Opening ·         Manicured ·         Overt
·         Intellectual ·         Barbarous ·         Dissolvable
·         Suitable ·         Garrulous ·         Self-disciplined
·         Ingenious ·         Rigid ·         Fixable
·         Temporary ·         Malleable ·         Heated
·         Strenuous ·         Scraggly ·         Intrepid
·         Effusive ·         Husky ·         Informative
·         Subdued ·         Flying ·         Brooding
·         Pleading ·         Gripping ·         Haughty
·         Intrusive ·         Displeasing ·         Ironic
·         Competitive ·         Manic ·         Fine
·         Heartbroken ·         Nonsensical ·         Humorous
·         Remorseful ·         Ineffectual ·         Designer
·         Internal ·         Infinite ·         Monotone
·         Fiery ·         Impassioned ·         Fun-loving
·         Measly ·         Candid ·         Fruity
·         Inattentive ·         Startled ·         Exotic
·         Forked ·         Involuntary ·         Feigned
·         Superb ·         Grim ·         Tactful
·         Dizzy ·         Parental ·         Snapping
·         Classical ·         Introductory ·         Political
·         Planned ·         Bloodied ·         Smug
·         Sanguine ·         Procedural ·         Covert
·         Refractive ·         Latest ·         Glittering
·         Endless ·         Pleasurable ·         Interactive
·         Slow ·         Negotiable ·         Parking
·         Desirable ·         Cooperative ·         Terrible
·         Mammoth ·         Cavalier ·         Hydraulic
·         Hallowed ·         Sloppy ·         Slushy
·         Lively ·         Repeated ·         Enforceable
·         Ninth ·         Signed ·         Savage
·         Scarce ·         Exploitative ·         Fulfilling
·         Cozy ·         Glass ·         Coincidental
·         Phosphorescent ·         Springy ·         Benevolent
·         Logarithmic ·         Intended ·         Splashy
·         Refutable ·         Relative ·         Overwrought
·         Piquant ·         Thriftless ·         Shocking
·         Secure ·         Padded ·         Acidic
·         Avian ·         Clinging ·         Biographical
·         Concerning ·         Singular ·         Down-and-out
·         Foreign ·         Artful ·         Alike
·         Robotic ·         Appreciative ·         Quizzical
·         Enigmatic ·         Berserk ·         Inane
·         Agreeable ·         Extreme ·         Massive
·         Deceivable ·         Opposite ·         Possessive
·         Earnest ·         Despised ·         Impervious
·         Revamped ·         Depressing ·         Computerized
·         Heavenly ·         Blatant ·         Enjoyable
·         Coherent ·         Fussy ·         Nimble
·         Hysterical ·         Justifiable ·         FALSE
·         Self-aggrandizing ·         Southwestern ·         Strict
·         Saucy ·         Casual ·         Anemic
·         Invigorating ·         Talkative ·         Deniable
·         Demonstrative ·         Away ·         Easy
·         Chilling ·         Deafening ·         Merciful
·         Muscular ·         Tacit ·         Scrumptious
·         Operative ·         Periodic ·         Irrational
·         Inferior ·         Shaggy ·         Religious
·         Permeable ·         Funny ·         Alarmed
·         Limp ·         Mobile ·         Belching
·         Sharpened ·         Expendable ·         Economic
·         Textual ·         Quick-drying ·         Inalienable
·         Knowing ·         Spotted ·         List of Adjectives No 5
·         Nostalgic ·         Introverted ·         Folded
·         Snotty ·         Disrespectful ·         Symbiotic
·         Sufficient ·         Simplistic ·         Intermediate
·         Reviewable ·         Ardent ·         Central
·         Feeble ·         Foamy ·         Euphemistic
·         Finite ·         Ominous ·         Earthshaking
·         Daring ·         Controllable ·         Backhanded
·         Rash ·         Respectable ·         Reciprocal
·         Perfumed ·         Ferocious ·         Swaying
·         Irate ·         Corpulent ·         Reproachful
·         Ecstatic ·         Cylindrical ·         Regrettable
·         Fermented ·         Dead ·         Telephonic
·         Grizzled ·         Showy ·         Locked
·         Own ·         Impetuous ·         Spare
·         Brilliant ·         Concealable ·         Enterprising
·         Fireproof ·         Bouncing ·         Residential
·         Kind ·         Orthopedic ·         Severe
·         Hairless ·         Fabulous ·         Presumptive
·         Inspirational ·         Low-risk ·         Impermeable
·         Premium ·         Bent ·         Bloodthirsty
·         Fathomless ·         Shattered ·         Continuous
·         Meek ·         Rich ·         Proof
·         Carnivorous ·         Plentiful ·         Simultaneous
·         Repentant ·         Intangible ·         Irascible
·         Ghastly ·         Pious ·         Lasting
·         Broken-hearted ·         Sweaty ·         Classifiable
·         Highest ·         Competent ·         Tasteless
·         Rambunctious ·         Sloping ·         Reserved
·         Disciplined ·         Far-flung ·         Fruitless
·         Self-confident ·         Flooded ·         Repressive
·         Dishonorable ·         Subordinate ·         Pessimistic
·         Negligent ·         Efficacious ·         Endurable
·         Grave ·         Hopeless ·         Filtered
·         Flaming ·         Shortsighted ·         Distressing
·         Southern ·         Pricey ·         Myopic
·         Pristine ·         Humble ·         List of Adjectives
·         Far ·         Overwhelmed ·         Tempestuous
·         Northerly ·         Endemic ·         Larger
·         Fascistic ·         Reverse ·         Cornered
·         Biodegradable ·         Masked ·         Incoherent
·         Fifth ·         Shrieking ·         Gargantuan
·         Spurious ·         Insubordinate ·         Discriminating
·         Cynical ·         Murky ·         Durable
·         Immediate ·         Distant ·         Rough
·         Intrigued ·         Double ·         Icky
·         Damaged ·         Sea ·         Overpowering
·         Man-made ·         Restless ·         Noiseless
·         Preferable ·         Gnarly ·         Opaque
·         Optional ·         Peppery ·         Huge
·         Clinical ·         Revised ·         Scholastic
·         Mystifying ·         Deploring ·         Livid
·         Slanting ·         Mean ·         Dishonest
·         Swimming ·         Smallest ·         Preposterous
·         Implosive ·         Disproved ·         Thundering
·         Calm ·         Critical ·         Sprite
·         Camouflaged ·         Conspicuous ·         Gauzy
·         Insufferable ·         Instinctual ·         Exuberant
·         Self-respect ·         Satisfying ·         Knobbed
·         Infuriating ·         Formative ·         Mountainous
·         Nonreturnable ·         Brainy ·         Mystical
·         Feudal ·         Accessible ·         Retired
·         Famous ·         Pragmatic ·         Intimidating
·         Poised ·         Opportune ·         Corrupt
·         Taboo ·         Dwarfish ·         Distrustful
·         Statistical ·         Tempting ·         Photographic
·         Spry ·         Resolute ·         Likely
·         Reverent ·         Classic ·         Brave
·         Gross ·         Multitalented ·         Technical
·         Interested ·         Tactical ·         Overcast
·         Bruised ·         Mean-spirited ·         Bleary-eyed
·         Similar ·         Lily-livered ·         Bite-sized
·         Succinct ·         Fidgeting ·         Petite
·         Scornful ·         Satisfied ·         Deformed
·         Frightening ·         Smashing ·         Avenging
·         Terminal ·         Motherly ·         Dirty
·         Dangerous ·         Inextricable ·         Enlightened
·         Banging ·         Foggy ·         Dusty
·         Economical ·         Diffuse ·         Decrepit
·         Overcautious ·         Clownish ·         Close-minded
·         Discreet ·         Handy ·         Cold
·         Puritanical ·         Arrogant ·         Supreme
·         Colossal ·         Heroic ·         Swollen
·         Chemical ·         Studious ·         Ornate
·         Swanky ·         Good-natured ·         Perceptible
·         Nonspecific ·         Plausible ·         Felonious
·         Equal ·         Diabolical ·         Roguish
·         Fair ·         Catatonic ·         Disobedient
·         Screeching ·         Pronounceable ·         Inexpressive
·         Fallacious ·         Craven ·         Subtitled
·         Nonproductive ·         Downward ·         Heinous
·         Clumsy ·         Considerate ·         Prize
·         Monstrous ·         Ponderous ·         Preeminent
·         Red-blooded ·         Blind ·         Blistering
·         Grueling ·         Pretty ·         Sensual
·         Reusable ·         Clogged ·         Resentful
·         Helpless ·         Fertile ·         Allowable
·         Gruesome ·         Presentable ·         Dutiful
·         Concurrent ·         Irksome ·         Intuitive
·         Dynamic ·         Clear ·         Mocking
·         Married ·         Informed ·         Remote
·         Integral ·         Deceiving ·         Fictitious
·         Shaky ·         Disloyal ·         Schematic
·         Horrified ·         Flowering ·         Rancorous
·         Enough ·         Considerable ·         Quirky
·         Spasmodic ·         Sickening ·         Definable
·         Recent ·         Openhanded ·         Mere
·         Calming ·         Cheery ·         Immature
·         Aimless ·         Oversized ·         Smoky
·         New ·         Diverging ·         Fervid
·         Meat-eating ·         Flowery ·         Captivating
·         Background ·         Retrogressive ·         ble
·         Bellowing ·         Serious ·         Carsick
·         Surmountable ·         Improper ·         Discourteous
·         Queasy ·         Final ·         Rank
·         Princely ·         Experimental ·         Doubtful
·         Improving ·         Aromatic ·         His
·         Fidgety ·         Ostentatious ·         Colorless
·         Nonchalant ·         Reminiscent ·         Acid
·         Hypothetical ·         Curious ·         Qualitative
·         Hypertensive ·         Curvy ·         Despicable
·         Immense ·         Anecdotal ·         Pathological
·         Intolerable ·         Intolerant ·         Impure
·         Operatic ·         Compassionate ·         Encouraged
·         Inadvisable ·         Contemplative ·         Aristocratic
·         Infectious ·         Medicinal ·         Lawless
·         Quarrelsome ·         Clearheaded ·         Feeling
·         Crumply ·         Doubting ·         Responsible
·         Equivalent ·         Knobby ·         Bright-eyed
·         Stressful ·         Postoperative ·         Even
·         Dear ·         Instructive ·         Arid
·         Discussable ·         Territorial ·         Matted
·         Conceited ·         Glorious ·         Cancerous
·         Instrumental ·         Benign ·         Actionable
·         Disadvantaged ·         Thoughtful ·         Prescriptive
·         Gloomy ·         Suspicious ·         Superabundant
·         Spellbinding ·         Receptive ·         Simple
·         Endangered ·         Intentional ·         Cold-hearted
·         Modified ·         Regional ·         That
·         Institutional ·         Rampageous ·         Nondescript
·         Openhearted ·         Freaky ·         Ridiculous
·         Dovish ·         Feminine ·         Foul
·         Tamed ·         Combined ·         Deliberate
·         Humiliating ·         Detachable ·         Implicit
·         Giggling ·         Stubborn ·         Frilly
·         Imminent ·         Sheltered ·         Most
·         Lovely ·         Lower ·         Guiltless
·         Complete ·         Disjointed ·         Sunny
·         Philanthropic ·         Loathsome ·         Purposeless
·         Craggy ·         Snarling ·         Battered
·         Expanding ·         Maximum ·         Decisive
·         Oval ·         Spatial ·         Squandered
·         Mnemonic ·         Sweeping ·         Snippy
·         Actual ·         Barren ·         Enlarged
·         Forbidding ·         Plastic ·         Their
·         Tanned ·         Contrite ·         All
·         Moved ·         Imprecise ·         Particular
·         Greatest ·         Hypersensitive ·         Equidistant
·         Regular ·         All-around ·         Fixed
·         Pampered ·         Accommodating ·         Ten
·         Extraneous ·         Prevalent ·         Inviting
·         Punitive ·         Grumpy ·         Former
·         Intensive ·         Hard ·         Phonetic
·         Taunting ·         Involved ·         Prejudiced
·         Bantering ·         Praiseworthy ·         Rainy
·         Domineering ·         Imprudent ·         Forgotten
·         Plodding ·         Simpleminded ·         Parasitic
·         Coordinated ·         Incalculable ·         Placid
·         Carefree ·         Snappy ·         Ear-splitting
·         Overjoyed ·         Inexplicable ·         Tan
·         Loyal ·         Picturesque ·         Eye-popping
·         Infatuated ·         Deliberative ·         Strident
·         Impoverished ·         Fat ·         Prominent
·         Mystified ·         Algebraic ·         Flattering
·         Feverish ·         Literary ·         Hasty
·         Axiomatic ·         Reddish ·         Curable
·         Delicious ·         Disparaging ·         Crossed
·         Foul-smelling ·         Ornamental ·         Much
·         Lawful ·         Palatable ·         Diligent
·         Contrarian ·         Self-interested ·         Smarter
·         Neurotic ·         Moist ·         Established
·         Eatable ·         Recognizable ·         Inartistic
·         Humming ·         Playful ·         Beaming
·         Pushy ·         Systematic ·         Just
·         Problematic ·         Dissatisfied ·         Longest
·         Flushed ·         Searing ·         Greasy
·         Human ·         Small-minded ·         Lustrous
·         Extensive ·         Explainable ·         Hot-shot
·         Essential ·         Snide ·         Ineloquent
·         Scattered ·         Cohesive ·         Blissful
·         Morose ·         Creaky ·         Lucrative
·         Frivolous ·         Frightened ·         Outspoken
·         Editable ·         Heady ·         Indivisible
·         Illusive ·         Cultured ·         Lucid
·         Menacing ·         Episodic ·         Logical
·         Perishable ·         Scrawny ·         Sinful
·         Punctual ·         Exemplary ·         Clandestine
·         Local ·         Due ·         Lovable
·         Faithful ·         Antagonistic ·         Quacky
·         Discernable ·         Lowly ·         Able
·         Outward ·         Rotten ·         Pure
·         Fateful ·         Catchable ·         Fully-grown
·         Powerful ·         Colorful ·         Barking
·         Medical ·         Strategic ·         Criminal
·         Pedantic ·         Comparative ·         Relevant
·         Halfhearted ·         Ear-piercing ·         Inalterable
·         Rhythmic ·         Constitutional ·         Encrusted
·         Frosty ·         Erratic ·         Semiofficial
·         Harmonious ·         Invalid ·         Soaring
·         Harsh ·         Thumping ·         Sappy
·         Taxing ·         Biting ·         Insulting
·         Low-fat ·         Feckless ·         Insurable
·         Routine ·         Thematic ·         Posthumous
·         Linear ·         Many, ·         Marked
·         Deadpan ·         Enraged ·         Agonizing
·         Crunching ·         Secular ·         Earthy
·         Only ·         Inelegant ·         Avid
·         Absentminded ·         Irrefutable ·         Inspiring
·         Secured ·         Nonnegotiable ·         Impeccable
·         Baffled ·         Controlling ·         Implausible
·         Tedious ·         Malicious ·         Derogatory
·         Disadvantageous ·         List No 3 of Adjectives ·         Bawling
·         Effortless ·         Female ·         Fluent
·         Pathetic ·         Discriminatory ·         Fond
·         Huggable ·         Chicken ·         Digital
·         Overambitious ·         Smoked ·         Horrible
·         Breathable ·         Inactive ·         Acrimonious
·         Potable ·         Cocky ·         Motivating
·         Animated ·         Squeamish ·         Sandy
·         Mercurial ·         Smartest ·         Breathtaking
·         Deep ·         Single ·         Inflammable
·         Dislikeable ·         Guilty ·         Coughing
·         Shameful ·         Ritualistic ·         Everlasting
·         Harried ·         Posthoc ·         Profane
·         Shaded ·         Rotating ·         Fetid
·         Shabby ·         Incapable ·         Satisfactory
·         Demure ·         Bedazzling ·         Pardonable
·         Supernatural ·         Committed ·         High-maintenance
·         Forthright ·         Hushed ·         Newest
·         Thrilling ·         Disastrous ·         Refillable
·         Great ·         Depressed ·         Scrabbled
·         Prior ·         Derivative ·         Proficient
·         Reliable ·         Nontransferable ·         Amphibian
·         Disputatious ·         Bumpy ·         Overconfident
·         Heartless ·         Seemly ·         Equable
·         Lacy ·         Bizarre ·         Divisive
·         Orange ·         Peremptory ·         Overbearing
·         Those ·         Dark ·         Soft
·         Convulsive ·         Restored ·         Textural
·         Direct ·         Dim ·         Humiliated
·         Awakening ·         Exterior ·         Assumable
·         Stringent ·         Fearsome ·         Frugal
·         Luscious ·         Lumpy ·         Quick-witted
·         Damaging ·         Foxy ·         Enhanced
·         Monumental ·         Perceptual ·         Muttering
·         Perverse ·         Strange ·         Decorative
·         Introspective ·         Contradicting ·         Professional
·         Classy ·         Eroding ·         Degenerative
·         Slanted ·         Groggy ·         Dispassionate
·         Prickly ·         Ticking ·         Efficient
·         Preparative ·         Period ·         Bad-tempered
·         Brassy ·         Porous ·         Lucent
·         Dapper ·         Existing ·         Low-ranking
·         Floral ·         Fast ·         Ragged
·         Short-term ·         Fit ·         Tacky
·         Crass ·         Stuttering ·         Sporting
·         Selfish ·         Piercing ·         Repetitious
·         Snuggly ·         Failed ·         Shapeless
·         Childish ·         erous ·         Self-indulgent
·         Dedicated ·         Satirical ·         Oily
·         Head ·         Demented ·         Bronzed
·         Infinitesimal ·         Bedazzled ·         Premature
·         Spectacular ·         Iridescent ·         Radiant
·         One ·         Stylish ·         Assignable
·         Nerve-racking ·         Sentimental ·         Plane
·         Multicultural ·         Crunchable ·         Noxious
·         Mortal ·         Correctable ·         Susceptible
·         Customary ·         Moaning ·         Sporadic
·         Codified ·         Petty ·         Remaining
·         Specific ·         Energizing ·         Concealed
·         Capricious ·         Testy ·         Glowing
·         Defensible ·         Encouraging ·         Spiteful
·         Subconscious ·         Declining ·         Slimy
·         Novel ·         Corruptive ·         Laborious
·         Recyclable ·         Immanent ·         Farsighted
·         Fiscal ·         Concise ·         Poisonous
·         Nonrestrictive ·         Perpetual ·         Statuesque
·         Climatic ·         Defective ·         Following
·         Bungling ·         Savory ·         Inaccurate
·         Incessant ·         Poor ·         Humongous
·         Hypercritical ·         Jumpy ·         Five
·         Subtle ·         Thievish ·         Languishing
·         Morbid ·         Fading ·         Aquatic
·         Copious ·         Stuffed ·         Ineffective
·         Patronizing ·         Select ·         Effervescent
·         Squatting ·         Shallow ·         Royal
·         Popular ·         Insurmountable ·         Palpable
·         Cloudless ·         Lost ·         Impish
·         Erect ·         Pallid ·         Sanitary
·         Detailed ·         Cleared ·         Melodious
·         Pusillanimous ·         Imitative ·         Iron
·         Illicit ·         Sorry ·         Furthest
·         Stranded ·         Half ·         Plain
·         Avoidable ·         Scribbled ·         Suspected
·         Lavish ·         Different ·         Errant
·         Lousy ·         Forceful ·         Syllabic
·         Boyish ·         Sickened ·         Downloadable
·         Feared ·         Crestfallen ·         Private
·         Interracial ·         Financial ·         Side-splitting
·         Arguable ·         Eager ·         Continual
·         Take-charge ·         Nominal ·         Pivotal
·         Tapered ·         ward ·         Paternalistic
·         Eventful ·         Powdery ·         Global
·         Degraded ·         Threatened ·         Apprehensive
·         Disparate ·         Pleasing ·         Long
·         Estranged ·         Slim ·         Meaty
·         Consummate ·         Darkened ·         Dismal
·         Geriatric ·         Flickering ·         Idealistic
·         Best ·         Mellow ·         Egalitarian
·         Fabled ·         Snug ·         Excited
·         Scared ·         Ripe ·         Remedial
·         Descriptive ·         Gasping ·         Controversial
·         Absorbing ·         Taller ·         Giddy
·         Dazzling ·         Dowdy ·         Overrated
·         One-hour ·         Musty ·         Bland
·         Social ·         Climbable ·         Gainful
·         Snooty ·         Moldy ·         Ticklish
·         Expired ·         Eternal ·         Numbing
·         Dominant ·         Disliked ·         Telekinetic
·         Hazy ·         Ill-humored ·         Relaxing
·         Corrosive ·         Snoopy ·         Factitious
·         Overpriced ·         Motionless ·         Giving
·         Putrid ·         Hurtful ·         Terrific
·         No ·         Presidential ·         Divergent
·         Perennial ·         Astonished ·         Soulless
·         Horrific ·         Extraordinary ·         Barbequed
·         Eighth ·         Imperceptible ·         Either
·         Inexact ·         Aspiring ·         High-risk
·         Disreputable ·         Rewarding ·         Feathered
·         Impassable ·         Outside ·         Outlandish
·         Preconceived ·         Tangled ·         Eventual
·         Marketable ·         Coachable ·         Defendable
·         Noisy ·         Proactive ·         Groomed
·         Tenderhearted ·         Danceable ·         Chic
·         Slight ·         Extravagant ·         Relatable
·         Distressed ·         Shocked ·         Clamoring
·         Garbled ·         Cleanable ·         Scorching
·         Tentative ·         Evening ·         Civilized
·         External ·         Disorganized ·         Three
·         Diminishing ·         Glad ·         Representative
·         Telling ·         Frumpy ·         Frightful
·         Dogged ·         Open-minded ·         Blonde
·         Improved ·         Lithographic ·         Silky
·         Iconoclastic ·         Immaculate ·         Fascinated
·         Overprotective ·         Promised ·         Avant-garde
·         Old ·         Multifaceted ·         Short
·         Flamboyant ·         Frustrating ·         Erroneous
·         Rousing ·         Seditious ·         g
·         Searching ·         Subservient ·         Extendable
·         Ceremonial ·         Sour ·         Seven
·         Kitchen ·         Quality ·         Enormous
·         Manipulative ·         Striped ·         Gaunt
·         Primordial ·         Perplexing ·         Swooping
·         Hectic ·         Diversified ·         Abysmal
·         Regal ·         Amusing ·         Highfalutin
·         Northwest ·         Painful ·         Malevolent
·         Teeny ·         Demanding ·         Entranced
·         Synergistic ·         Moody ·         Sly
·         Qualified ·         Foolhardy ·         Fraudulent
·         Synonymous ·         Perceivable ·         Commemorative
·         These ·         Centered ·         Strong
·         Dysfunctional ·         Gullible ·         Satin
·         Polluted ·         Modular ·         Hideous
·         Exciting ·         Prim ·         Shameless
·         Flavored ·         Escalating ·         Hygienic
·         Risky ·         Plopping ·         Heartbreaking
·         Disarming ·         Beeping ·         Gluey
·         Ludicrous ·         Futile ·         Paradoxical
·         Lulling ·         Spotless ·         Delighted
·         Disappointing ·         Dozing ·         Cultural
·         Grand ·         Expedient ·         Inexpensive
·         Brainless ·         Numerous ·         Linguistic
·         Threatening ·         Industrious ·         Disenchanted
·         Sulky ·         Angular ·         Ravenous
·         Preventable ·         Lithe ·         Tallest
·         Pernicious ·         Bothered ·         Fainthearted
·         Grimy ·         Opinionated ·         Rowdy
·         Bribable ·         Applicable ·         Certifiable
·         Gracious ·         Tangible ·         Penetrable
·         Symmetrical ·         Surprising ·         Speckled
·         Bleak ·         Disproportionate ·         Suppressive
·         Smiling ·         Shapely ·         Rapid
·         Approaching ·         Functional ·         Diminutive
·         Laudable ·         Stumbling ·         Enthusiastic
·         Free ·         Supersensitive ·         Overcritical
·         Disgusting ·         Maniacal ·         Telegraphic
·         Smarmy ·         Absolute ·         Gluttonous
·         Startling ·         Subjective ·         Expressionistic
·         Hyperbolic ·         Eruptive ·         Small-town
·         Relentless ·         Formidable ·         Square
·         Galling ·         Spooky ·         Corrupting
·         Absurd ·         Sensitive ·         Overwhelming
·         Abiding ·         Ruined ·         Puzzled
·         Numb ·         Each ·         Grieving
·         Comparable ·         Succulent ·         Hydrothermal
·         Ill-equipped ·         Immoral ·         Rudimentary
·         Imported ·         Entire ·         Neutral
·         Civilian ·         Naive ·         Bubbly
·         Glossy ·         Permissible ·         Raging
·         Cruel ·         Speculative ·         Gawky
·         Deceitful ·         Principal ·         Fatherly
·         Exclusive ·         Loutish ·         Crucial
·         Panoramic ·         Superstitious ·         shift
·         Commendable ·         Braided ·         Our
·         Abnormal ·         Contemptuous ·         Blameless
·         Disgraceful ·         Superficial ·         Noticeable
·         Peculiar ·         Fragrant ·         Decayed
·         Litigious ·         Republican ·         Key
·         Discarded ·         Priceless ·         Batty
·         Hypnotic ·         Barbaric ·         Romantic
·         Philosophical ·         Flagrant ·         Gregarious
·         Tantalizing ·         Cute ·         Excusable
·         Mythical ·         Organizational ·         Rhetorical
·         Her ·         My ·         Sanctimonious
·         Previous ·         Ratty ·         Possible
·         Low-maintenance ·         Angry ·         Frigid
·         Thinkable ·         Tangential ·         Righteous
·         Disturbed ·         Smeared ·         Mundane
·         Preventative ·         Inapplicable ·         Symptomatic
·         Brisk ·         Rapturous ·         Juvenile
·         Pink ·         Numerable ·         Rightful
·         Mysterious ·         Commercial ·         Rapid-fire
·         Thoughtless ·         Spoken ·         Replaceable
·         Peaceable ·         Grimacing ·         Dubious
·         Spirited ·         Complex ·         Probabilistic
·         Listless ·         Resolvable ·         Desolate
·         Rectifiable ·         Choking ·         Fragmented
·         Refundable ·         Reproductive ·         Ruddy
·         Alienated ·         Monotonous ·         Parsimonious
·         Superior ·         Rakish ·         Spiritual
·         Sharp ·         Immovable ·         Huffy
·         Sellable ·         Hurried ·         Lateral
·         Fawning ·         Exhausting ·         Hurt
·         Imposing ·         Marbled ·         Patient
·         Filthy ·         Active ·         Aching
·         Harebrained ·         Living ·         Funniest
·         Proper ·         Lying ·         Self-effacing
·         Favorite ·         Coy ·         Precipitous
·         Scheduled ·         Deluded ·         Stronger
·         Delinquent ·         Chilly ·         Bleached
·         Permanent ·         Digressive ·         Contoured
·         Questionable ·         Mordant ·         Responsive
·         Neurological ·         Conspiratorial ·         Grinding
·         All-too-common ·         Horrendous ·         Parenthetic
·         Stuffy ·         Swift ·         Ensuing
·         Inglorious ·         Material ·         Ill-fated
·         Restful ·         Tasty ·         Primary
·         Satiric ·         Prized ·         Hot
·         Fragile ·         Individualistic ·         Pedestrian
·         Banned ·         Tall ·         Supportive
·         Hazardous ·         Sparkly ·         Bronze
·         Round ·         Omniscient ·         Parched
·         Fashionable ·         Arresting ·         Aware
·         All-purpose ·         Shut ·         Numeric
·         Inefficient ·         Decent ·         Rude
·         Hesitant ·         Evil ·         Accused
·         Tame ·         Preemptive ·         Opposing
·         Flexible ·         Spontaneous ·         Pronounced
·         Familiar ·         Inflammatory ·         Hairy
·         Complimentary ·         Sophisticated ·         Luxurious
·         Phobic ·         Sassy ·         Momentous
·         Fantastic ·         Thrashed ·         Common
·         Disillusioned ·         Quick ·         Chivalrous
·         Breakable ·         Cramped ·         Creative
·         Primitive ·         Gigantic ·         Pitch-perfect
·         Fruitful ·         Quintessential ·         Filmy
·         Fatigued ·         Comforted ·         Communicative
·         Every ·         Abandoned ·         Rare
·         Awkward ·         Closed ·         Profound
·         Feathery ·         Contextual ·         Northeast
·         Bitter ·         Lurid ·         Flat
·         Relieved ·         Pitch-dark ·         Infantile
·         Brown ·         Coercive ·         Quotable
·         Bright ·         Extra-small ·         Gratified
·         Defenseless ·         Stunned ·         Day
·         Fathomable ·         Smoggy ·         Multipurpose
·         Heavy ·         Evenhanded ·         Mumbled
·         Flavorful ·         Shoddy ·         Classified
·         Daily ·         Constant ·         Subject
·         Documentary ·         Beefy ·         Repaired
·         Fanatical ·         Orphaned ·         Syntactic
·         Frequent ·         Hearty ·         Sculpted
·         Cumulative ·         Nondestructive ·         Grumbling
·         Curved ·         International ·         Dorsal
·         Egotistical ·         Accountable ·         Sensuous
·         Scrupulous ·         Spiraled ·         Talented
·         Logistic ·         Musky ·         Certain
·         Forged ·         Dogmatic ·         Sarcastic
·         Black-and-blue ·         Swishing ·         Flimsy
·         Gurgling ·         Teasing ·         Deplorable
·         Revengeful ·         Inhabitable ·         Residual
·         Respective ·         Accurate ·         Poorer
·         Semiprofessional ·         Rational ·         Exploited
·         Cliquish ·         Happy ·         Cracked
·         Polished ·         Angelic ·         Dwindling
·         Static ·         Flabby ·         Impersonal
·         Indulgent ·         Monopolistic ·         Flaky
·         Clueless ·         Smothering ·         Refurbished
·         Cordial ·         Scanty ·         Subsequent
·         Freakish ·         Gold ·         Matchless
·         Monosyllabic ·         Beneficial ·         Abject
·         Invincible ·         Current ·         Harmful
·         Decipherable ·         Terrified ·         Fuzzy
·         Circular ·         Speechless ·         Pitiful
·         Expressive ·         Bristly ·         Seismic
·         Illogical ·         Scandalous ·         Extended
·         Thermal ·         Nosy ·         Slender
·         Muddled ·         Normal ·         Last
·         Informal ·         Comprehensive ·         Presumptuous
·         Formal ·         Sequential ·         Painless
·         Slow-moving ·         Cerebral ·         Fractional
·         Quantifiable ·         Immobile ·         Operable
·         Snoring ·         Speedy ·         Alleged
·         Scratched ·         Overactive ·         Operational
·         Mature ·         Dilapidated ·         Fluttering
·         Gifted ·         Divine ·         Quaint
·         Hypnotizable ·         Caring ·         Contemporary
·         Favorable ·         Corner ·         Gaping
·         Close ·         Identical ·         Repetitive
·         Imperceptive ·         Discouraging ·         Forensic
·         Factual ·         Outgoing ·         Engaging
·         Alone ·         Short-lived ·         Sober
·         List no 6 ·         Hotheaded ·         Blood-red
·         Lanky ·         Circumstantial ·         Defensive
·         Consumable ·         Rancid ·         Cinematic
·         Egomaniacal ·         Acrid ·         Queenly
·         Dingy ·         Pettish ·         Sweltering
·         Dollish ·         Future ·         Swinish
·         Teachable ·         Plaid ·         Exploding
·         Prejudicial ·         Productive ·         Babbling
·         Hanging ·         Ravishing ·         Crawling
·         Clapping ·         Selfless ·         Faltering
·         Dissuasive ·         Scruffy ·         Convoluted
·         Fleeting ·         Barefooted ·         Destructive
·         Autographed ·         Good ·         Seeming
·         Airline ·         Merciless ·         Hostile
·         Crackling ·         Sugary ·         Dejected
·         Reviled ·         Artistic ·         Screaming
·         Ecological ·         Lackadaisical ·         Old-fashioned
·         Premeditated ·         Shifty ·         Enthralled
·         Promising ·         Crazy ·         Bouncy
·         Doable ·         Disconnected ·         Languid
·         Haunting ·         Melted ·         Stunning
·         Nocturnal ·         Brunette ·         Modest
·         Muffled ·         Squashy ·         Tattered
·         Sensible ·         Engrossing ·         Costly
·         Cutting ·         Targeted ·         Squawking
·         Lingering ·         Explicit ·         Prophetic
·         Syllogistic ·         Faithless ·         Inauspicious
·         Inclusive ·         Peevish ·         Moral
·         Consoling ·         Striking ·         Expectant
·         Decentralized ·         Discouraged ·         Tangy
·         Creepy ·         Little ·         Cavernous
·         Knowledgeable ·         Intestinal ·         Acclaimed
·         Resealable ·         Seasonable ·         Fraternal
·         Recurrent ·         Hopeful ·         Tenth
·         Gangly ·         Coolest ·         Spacious
·         Extemporaneous ·         Motivational ·         Crafty
·         Discontented ·         Diplomatic ·         Physical
·         Musical ·         Faulty ·         Quiet
·         Tearing ·         Dashing ·         Choice
·         Foreseeable ·         Mechanical ·         Sluggish
·         Intravenous ·         Loving ·         Concerted
·         Accepting ·         Animal ·         Painstaking
·         Ordinary ·         Oversensitive ·         Largest
·         Seventh ·         Radical ·         Complaining
·         Luminous ·         Completed ·         Contemptible
·         Long-term ·         Spendthrift ·         Sealed
·         Exhaustive ·         Gaudy ·         Breezy
·         Shady ·         Humid ·         Inanimate
·         Alien ·         Sleepless ·         Peripheral
·         Precise ·         Exquisite ·         Reputed
·         Significant ·         Inexpressible ·         Incandescent
·         Noncommittal ·         Senior ·         Golden
·         Daffy ·         Random ·         Healthy
·         Contagious ·         Haggard ·         Impractical
·         Inexcusable ·         Pungent ·         Gray
·         Studied ·         Literate ·         Peerless
·         Harmonic ·         Soaking ·         Street
·         Finicky ·         Mandatory ·         Firm
·         Guilt-ridden ·         Thrilled ·         Nine
·         Contentious ·         Deceptive ·         Enduring
·         Dulcet ·         Perky ·         Consistent
·         Combative ·         Carpeted ·         Quackish
·         Lordly ·         Sincere ·         Mountain
·         Maternal ·         Halting ·         Festive
·         Selected ·         Immortal ·         Harmless
·         Gradual ·         Thorny ·         Containable
·         Quick-paced ·         Thick ·         Spicy
·         Purposeful ·         Profuse ·         House
·         Depraved ·         Correct ·         Rasping
·         Hospitable ·         Expiring ·         Decimated
·         Ringing ·         Grotesque ·         Silver
·         More ·         Blamable ·         Measurable
·         Deadly ·         Suggestive ·         Crumbling
·         Nonabrasive ·         General ·         Interchangeable
·         Frowning ·         Enviable ·         Parallel
·         Ethereal ·         Meaningful ·         Low-carb
·         Shivery ·         Pressing ·         Stretchy
·         Doting ·         Sheepish ·         Therapeutic
·         Snobbish ·         Neither ·         Prompt
·         Domed ·         Inert ·         Smelly
·         Subliminal ·         Laughable ·         Recognized
·         Idiotic ·         Dawdling ·         Receding
·         Hapless ·         Pensive ·         Positive
·         Destroyed ·         Eight ·         Autonomous
·         Corrective ·         Corresponding ·         Kindhearted
·         Rugged ·         Roaring ·         Brutish
·         Ghostly ·         Distraught ·         Foreboding
·         Cumbersome ·         Displeased ·         Fun
·         Mute ·         Scalding ·         Robust
·         Limited ·         Replicable ·         Inflated
·         Decreasing ·         Disagreeable ·         Rested
·         Awesome ·         Tainted ·         Pregnant
·         Clashing ·         Meaningless ·         Optimistic
·         Poorest ·         Opposable ·         Egocentric
·         Splattered ·         Grinning ·         Querulous
·         Like-minded ·         Oldest ·         Seedy
·         Glistening ·         Tenable ·         Hyper-active
·         Scratchy ·         Roundtable ·         Partisan
·         Okay ·         Onerous ·         Impertinent
·         Grainy ·         Accusative ·         Purported
·         Illuminating ·         Polka-dotted ·         Simian
·         Kaput ·         Catastrophic ·         Honorable
·         Overqualified ·         Nonresponsive ·         Oppressive
·         Fretful ·         Laughing ·         Rectangular
·         Puzzling ·         Reclusive ·         Grown-up
·         Dire ·         Popping ·         d
·         Abrupt ·         Revealing ·         Downhearted
·         Fervent ·         Nonviolent ·         South
·         Closeable ·         Malignant ·         Perilous
·         Bulky ·         Farcical ·         Average
·         Soothing ·         Precocious ·         Focused
·         Specialized ·         Superhuman ·         Melodic
·         Entertained ·         Dull ·         Federal
·         Basic ·         Pyrotechnic ·         Debonair
·         Courageous ·         Argumentative ·         Grandiose
·         Negligible ·         Fastidious ·         Substantial
·         Cockamamie ·         Bleary ·         Crashing
·         Imperial ·         Furtive ·         Creamy
·         Invasive ·         Noncompetitive ·         Tetchy
·         Careful ·         Likable ·         Rueful
·         Pigheaded ·         Puny ·         Shrewd
·         Famished ·         Preferential ·         Shadowy
·         Bright-red ·         Bankable ·         Overall
·         Sardonic ·         Stubby ·         Spiky
·         Abdominal ·         Captive ·         Piteous
·         Literal ·         Pretentious ·         Inaccessible
·         Artificial ·         Forgetful ·         Iron-fisted
·         Facetious ·         Opportunistic ·         Shabbiest
·         Spattered ·         Creeping ·

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Phrases are an essential part of the English language and are the building blocks of all sentences. There are five main types of phrases in English: noun phrases, adjective phrases, verb phrases, adverb phrases, and prepositional phrases. Today we will be looking at adjective phrases.

This article will introduce adjective phrases and explain how to identify them. It will then discuss the structure of adjective phrases, including the use of modifiers and provide plenty of examples.

What is an Adjective Phrase?

Typically, an adjective phrase is a group of words containing an adjective that describes a noun or a pronoun in a sentence — this means that an adjective phrase functions as an adjective in a sentence. Adjective phrases are a useful writing technique when you need to convey a lot in a few words, making them a commonly used literary tool in English.

Adjective phrases always consist of an adjective which is usually accompanied by other words that can add more information — we call these extra words modifiers. Adjective phrases can also be singular adjectives on their own.

Identifying adjective phrases

To identify an adjective phrase, you should locate a group of words within a sentence that describes a noun or pronoun. This can be tricky if the adjective phrase is hidden within a long and complicated sentence. To make it simple, we will break it down step by step.

Step 1. Find the adjective in the sentence. This is a word that describes a noun or pronoun.

E.g. The burger looks very appetising.’ In this example, the adjective appetising describes the noun burger.

Step 2. See if the adjective is the only word describing the noun or if the description includes other surrounding words. If the description includes more than one word, then it’s an adjective phrase.

E.g. The burger looks very appetising.’ In this example, the adjective phrase is very appetising.

Step 3. Identify the ‘head adjective’ (main adjective). If the adjective can function by itself, it’s described as the head of the adjective phrase.

E.g. The burger looks very appetising.’ In this example, appetising still works as an adjective without the modifier very; therefore, it is the head adjective.

Step 4. Identify the modifiers. The words that work alongside the head adjective in an adjective phrase are called modifiers; these can be adverbs, prepositions, or other adjectives. Words that go before the head adjective are called premodifiers, and words that go after are called postmodifiers.

Adjective phrase Image of hamburgers StudySmarterFig 1. Adjective phrases can help us describe the burger

Structure of adjective phrases

The formation of adjective phrases typically involves the use of modifiers. Modifiers are words or phrases used alongside the main adjective, such as adverbs, prepositions, and comparative and superlative adjectives, to add more detail to the description of the noun. Adjective phrases can go before or after the noun. If they go before the noun, they are considered premodifiers, and if they go after, they are postmodifiers.

Adjective phrases as premodifiers

Here, the adjective phrase ‘short black’ is a premodifier for the noun ‘hair’.

Adjective phrases as postmodifiers

Adjective phrases as postmodifiers are often adverbs or prepositional phrases positioned after the noun.

He wanted the football on the top shelf.

The adjective phrase ‘on the top shelf’ is a postmodifier as it comes after the noun. The preposition ‘on’ has been used to describe the position of the noun (the football).

Types of adjective phrases

Adjective phrases typically contain an adjective and its modifiers (words that give extra detail). These modifiers are usually adverbs, prepositions, comparative and superlative adjectives, or additional adjectives. Let’s look at some examples of adjective phrases containing different types of modifiers.

Adjective phrases with multiple adjectives

Adjective phrases can simply be a list of adjectives.

She had long, silky, flowing black hair.

Adjective phrases with comparative and superlative adjectives

Comparative adjectives compare one thing to another, whereas superlative adjectives show the upper or lower limit of an adjective.

The birch tree is taller than the ash tree.

The birch tree is the tallest tree in this forest.

Adjective phrases with prepositions

Adjective phrases with prepositions give us more information regarding where a noun is. They can also tell us when something is happening.

The cup is on the shelf.

The party is at 8 pm.

Adjective phrases with adverbs

Typically speaking, adverbs modify verbs; however, they can also be used to add more detail or intensity to an adjective.

Her eyes are shockingly blue.

Adjective phrase Image of a blue eye StudySmarterFig 2. The adverb ‘shockingly’ intensifies the adjective ‘blue’

Examples of adjective phrases

Let’s take a look at some examples of adjective phrase examples. We will use the same base sentence and expand upon it to show you how adjective phrases are used to add extra information to a noun.

«Bill is strong»

This is a simple adjective phrase that consists of a single adjective, ‘strong’.

«Bill is very strong»

This adjective phrase includes the qualifiervery’. The qualifier supplements the head adjective (strong), acting as an intensifier since it makes the adjective stronger.

«Bill is even stronger than all of the boys in his class.»

This adjective phrase contains the comparative adjective ‘stronger’. It gives us even more information about Bill by comparing him to the other boys in the class.

The difference between a noun phrase and an adjective phrase

It can often be difficult to identify the difference between a noun phrase and an adjective phrase. So, let’s take a look at the key differences.

The definitive difference between them is that a noun phrase acts as a noun while an adjective phrase acts as an adjective. This difference is important when we try to determine the function of each phrase.

A noun phrase functions as the subject or object of a sentence, while an adjective phrase acts by modifying a noun.

The key to identifying a noun or adjective phrase is to remember that a noun phrase can appear anywhere in a sentence, while an adjective phrase can only appear before or after a noun.

Take a look at the following two sentences. Which one contains an adjective phrase?

  1. He was scared of the black cat.

  2. I found a tiny little kitten.

The correct answer is sentence number two. In number one, the black cat is the noun phrase that comes after the adjective scared. In number two the adjective phrase tiny little is used to describe the noun kitten.

Adjective Phrase — Key takeaways

  • An adjective phrase is typically a group of words that acts as an adjective.
  • An adjective phrase describes or modifies a noun or a pronoun.
  • Adjective phrases can go before or after a noun acting as a premodifier or a postmodifier.
  • There are different types of adjective phrases such as Adjective phrases with multiple adjectives, adjective phrases with comparative and superlative adjectives, adjective phrases with prepositions, and adjective phrases with adverbs.
  • An example of an adjective phrase is, ‘I have a cute, fluffy, yet naughty cat.’

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