1000 Adjective Words in English

1000 Adjective Words in English

Adjectives to Describe a Person

 

  • Academic
  • Accurate
  • Adaptable
  • Adorable
  • Adventurous
  • Affectionate
  • Aggressive
  • Agreeable
  • Alert
  • Alluring
  • Ambitious
  • Amused
  • Appreciative
  • Artistic
  • Assertive
  • Athletic
  • Attractive
  • Beautiful
  • Boastful
  • Bold
  • Brave
  • Bright
  • Bungling
  • Calm
  • Capable
  • Carefree
  • Careful
  • Caring
  • Casual
  • Cautious
  • Charming
  • Cheerful
  • Clean
  • Comfortable
  • Confident
  • Clever
  • Competent
  • Conservative
  • Contrary
  • Cool
  • Dazzling
  • Decent
  • Decisive
  • Decorous
  • Dedicated
  • Deliberate
  • Delightful
  • Detailed
  • Determined
  • Devoted
  • Dignified
  • Diligent
  • Disagreeable
  • Dynamic
  • Discreet
  • Eager
  • Efficient
  • Elated
  • Endurable
  • Emotional
  • Ethical
  • Exclusive
  • Fanatic
  • Faithful
  • Feminine
  • Firm
  • Flexible
  • Fool
  • Forceful
  • Formal
  • Frank
  • Friendly
  • Fun
  • Funny
  • Generous
  • Gentle
  • Great
  • Happy
  • Helpful
  • Hermetic
  • Idiot
  • Immaculate
  • Immature
  • Independent
  • Informal
  • Influential
  • Insipid
  • Intellectual
  • Intense
  • Inventive
  • Jaded
  • Keen
  • Kind
  • Learned
  • Likable
  • Lively
  • Loving
  • Loyal
  • Maniac
  • Mature
  • Mean
  • Neat
  • Noble
  • Obliging
  • Optimistic
  • Original
  • Patient
  • Patriotic
  • Polite
  • Positive
  • Powerful
  • Practical
  • Precise
  • Prudent
  • Quick
  • Quiet
  • Rational
  • Realistic
  • Reasonable
  • Relaxed
  • Religious
  • Reserved
  • Resilient
  • Respectable
  • Responsive
  • Robust
  • Romantic
  • Sane
  • Sensible
  • Serious
  • Sincere
  • Sociable
  • Spiritual
  • Sporty
  • Stable
  • Steady
  • Strong
  • Tactful
  • Thoughtful
  • Tolerable
  • Trusting
  • Trustworthy
  • Unassuming
  • Understanding
  • Unreliable
  • Unique
  • Untrustworthy
  • Verbal
  • Versatile
  • Violent

Strong Adjectives List 

Size

  • Big
  • Colossal
  • Fat
  • Gigantic
  • Great
  • Immense
  • Large
  • Little
  • Mammoth
  • Massive
  • Miniature
  • Petite
  • Puny
  • Scrawny
  • Short
  • Small
  • Teeny
  • Tiny

Condition

  • Alive
  • Annoying
  • Bad
  • Better
  • Beautiful
  • Brainy
  • Breakable
  • Busy
  • Careful
  • Clever
  • Crazy
  • Dead
  • Easy
  • Expensive
  • Fragile
  • Frail
  • Helpful
  • Gifted
  • Modern
  • Open
  • Real
  • Super

Feeling

  • Angry
  • Arrogant
  • Awful
  • Black
  • Bored
  • Confused
  • Cruel
  • Dizzy
  • Evil
  • Grumpy
  • Lazy
  • Naughty
  • Nutty
  • Terrible
  • Tired
  • Upset
  • Wicked
  • Worried

Apperance

  • Adorable
  • Adventurous
  • Aggressive
  • Alert
  • Attractive
  • Average
  • Beautiful
  • Blue-eyed
  • Bloody
  • Blushing
  • Bright
  • Clean
  • Clear
  • Cloudy
  • Colorful
  • Crowded
  • Cute
  • Dark
  • Drab
  • Distinct
  • Dull
  • Elegant
  • Excited
  • Fancy
  • Filthy
  • Glamorous
  • Gleaming
  • Gorgeous
  • Graceful
  • Grotesque
  • Handsome
  • Homely
  • Light
  • Long
  • Magnificent
  • Misty
  • Motionless
  • Muddy
  • Old-fashioned
  • Plain
  • Poised
  • Precious
  • Quaint
  • Shiny
  • Smoggy
  • Sparkling
  • Spotless
  • Stromy
  • Strange
  • Ugly
  • Ugliest
  • Unsightly
  • Unusual
  • Wide-eyed

 

Shape

  • Broad
  • Chubby
  • Crooked
  • Curved
  • Deep
  • Flat
  • High
  • Hollow
  • Low
  • Narrow
  • Round
  • Shallow
  • Skinny
  • Square
  • Steep
  • Straight
  • Wide

Sound

  • Deafening
  • Faint
  • Harsh
  • High-pitched
  • Hissing
  • Hushed
  • Loud
  • Melodic
  • Mute
  • Noisy
  • Quiet
  • Raspy
  • Resonant
  • Shrill
  • Soft
  • Thundering
  • Voiceless
  • Whispering

Time

  • Ancient
  • Brief
  • Early
  • Fast
  • Late
  • Long
  • Modern
  • Old
  • Old-fashioned
  • Quick
  • Rapid
  • Short
  • Slow
  • Swift
  • Young

2 Syllables Adjectives

perfect
able
absent
abused
across
active
acute
added
alar
alert
alive
amply
anti
arctic
armless
artless
attic
away
awful
awkward
babbling
basic
better
bionic
bloody
boney
bony
boolean
bovine
breaking
british
broken
busy
central
centre
cereal
certain
chaotic
chinese
civic
civil
cloudy
coital
color
comfy
common
compact
complex
compound
confused
conscious
constant
content
cosmic
covered
crowded
crucial
cuban
curly
current
daily
danish
dental
direct
distant
double
eager
early
easy
eaten
elder
empty
english
equal
erect
even
evil
extant
eyeless
faithful
false
fancy
fatal
fearless
feline
female
fiscal
floral
focused
foreign
forward
frozen
future
gaelic
given
gothic
growing
happy
harmless
hearted
heavy
helpful
hindi
hollow
holy
honest
hostile
human
humble
hungry
ideal
idle
insane
inside
jewish
joyful
juicy
landed
large
lasting
latin
legal
linear
liquid
little
lively
living
local
loving
lucky
lunar
major
maltese
many
marine
married
mature
mental
middle
mindless
mini
minor
mobile
modern
molar
mortal
mosaic
moving
muslim
narrow
nasty
native
nervous
neuter
neutral
noble
normal
norman
northern
nuclear
obtuse
open
oral
other
outside
pauline
pedal
playful
pleasant
pleasing
plural
poetic
pointless
polar
polite
postal
potent
pregnant
prepared
present
private
public
pulled
pungent
random
ready
retail
reverse
riming
ringing
rising
roman
safe
sandy
seamless
second
seeking
selfish
setting
shallow
simple
single
sitting
sober
social
solar
solid
solvent
sonic
sorry
sotho
southern
sparking
standard
standing
static
steady
stormy
strange
stupid
surface
taken
tamil
tender
tense
textile
thankful
thermal
thirsty
thoughtful
tidy
toxic
trojan
trusting
truthful
ugly
unclear
union
urban
urdu
varus
vocal
wanted
wary
wasted
weekday
welcome
western
worldly
written
younger
zero

Adjectives + Prepositions List

Adjectives + Prepositions OF

Accused of

Ashamed of

Aware of

Afraid of

Capable of

Careful of

Envious of

Fond of

Full of

Guilty of

Hopeful of

Innocent of

Incapable of

Jealous of

Nervous of

Proud of

Scared of

Sick of

Silly of

Sure of

Suspicious of

Terrified of

Typical of

Unaware of

Adjectives + Prepositions AT

Annoyed at

Amazed at

Angry at

Astonished at

Awful at

Bad at

Brillant at

Clever at

Delighted at

Disappointed at

Excellent at

Excited at

Good at

Hopeless at

Lucky at

Skilful at

Slow at

Surprised at

Terrible at

 

Adjectives + Prepositions FROM

Absent from

Derived from

Different from

Free from

Made from

Safe from

 

Adjectives + Prepositions BY

Amazed by

Astonished by

Delighted by

Disturbed by

Excited by

Fascinated by

Impressed by

Inspired by

Puzzled by

Shocked by

Surprised by

 

Adjectives + Prepositions IN

Comfortable in

Connected in

Disappointed in

Excellent in

Experienced in

Interest in

Impolite in

Polite in

Present in

Skilled in

Slow in

Successful in

Talented in

 

100 Sentences with Adjectives and Adverbs

Adjectives Sentences

1.He is a fast driver.

2.I met a homeless person in NY.

3.Officials shared some important news.

4.Look! That phone is mine. You can’t look without permission.

5.Ancient, precious coins are exhibited in this museum.

6.What a delicious taste of this apple.

7.I have got a little money, it is enough to buy this book.

8.My dog has blue eyes and fluffy skin.

9.This night we have an appointment at a big restaurant for a corporate meeting.

10.A large car can not pass through a narrow road.

11.I bought a new and expensive car but it was very comfortable.

12.The man who is performing today is a well-known person.

13.There are so few people in the class, so one can talk to each other.

14.My mother is taller than my brother.

15.My sister is a strong girl.

16.There are some green apples on the plate.

17.They ate some delicious food.

18.Alex is an adorable baby.

19.The red balloon floated over the treetop.

20. Hairless cats look like rats.

21. Which dishes should be eaten every day?

22.Please give me some milk to make tea.

23.The cafe on the main street is a smoking-free  venue.

24. Which gym bag is yours?

25.It’s 30 degrees Celsius.

26.I like the green shirt.

27.Are that green house yours?

28.My elder sister is a teacher.

29.She was a beautiful woman.

30.You must study hard, TOEFL is a hard exam.

31.She wore a beautifulwhite, wedding dress.

32. What are you destroying?

33.Canada is not as beautiful as England

34.We need a large garden.

35. Intelligent people always focus on success.

36.That is an interesting film.

37.A young boy is sleeping in the room.

38.Give me that red big math book.

39.George is a quick player.

40.My father is a quiet person.

41.Samuel is a tall flight attendant.

42.There are a few expensive new table in the room.

43.This week we covered long-term memory in learning psychology.

44.Cristiano Ronaldo is a succesfull football player.

45.We ate some delicious food.

46.The old lady was talking in a quiet voice.

47.There are many beautiful places to see in the world.

48.The side of the road was full of dried leaves.

 

Adverbs Sentences

1.You always want to play games or get attention from me while I’m studying or busy at work.

2.I usually eat popcorns for a snack before my dinner.

3.I normally go to work on foot.

4.I frequently watch TV series.

5.I sometimes read a book.

6.Stop it, you are eating quickly.

7.They are talking loudly when they know they are disturbing others.

8.When will you call me to meet me?

9.How long have you been drinking coffee? I thought you were just coming!

10.How often do you come to this bookstore? I’ve never seen you before!

11.When did the exam start?

12.When will you start reading?

13.How long have you started studying? I thought we would start together when I arrived.

14.Where do you usually prefer to spend the winter months?

15.Where were you spending time?

16.Where is the most popular soup place here?

17.I occasionally drink alcohol because I care about my health.

18.I seldom drink cola and soda.

19.I hardly ever smoke, I smoke only if I drink alcohol.

20.I never drink vodka, it tastes bad for me.

21.When will you go on this trip?

22.Where were you? I really waited for you!How much do I have to pay?

23.How much is this book? I want to pay the fee immediately.

24.How many of these glasses are there? I want to buy them all.

25.How can you complete these activities so quickly?

26.How did you get this far on foot? Congratulations!

27.How do you drive the car? I have been having a hard time lately.

28.How was your holiday so good?

29.The man will definitely get the job done extremely quickly, so rest assured.

30.The story would definitely end in the simplest way, Alice said, so we trusted you.

31.We definitely knew you would come here these days.

32.Stop it, you are eating extremely quickly.

33.They are talking very loudly when they know they are disturbing others.

34.He’s certainly a very smart and sane man, you can trust him.

35.I think I certainly can start a project with Alice since I have worked with Alice for so long

36.You will certainly have a hard time doing this assignment, but the result will make you very happy.

37.I struggled with this all day but it was certainly worth it.

38.My teacher seems very nice.

39.Where? They go everywhere together.

40.They are happily married.

41.This notebook is extremely fast.

42.I think Martin will surely be there at the right time.

43.Nowadays I’m also very tired, I surely need a vacation.

44.I got up late today too, but I’ll surely still get all the work done.

45.I return very tiredly after going to school, so I surely need to sleep today.

46.When I go to a cyclist these days, the rider is always busy, I surely think it will be like this today.

47.Recently announced data are undoubtedly extremely inaccurate.

48.She’s been this city since yesterday.

49.Do you believe my father now?

50.You undoubtedly should read this book to get results in the fastest way possible.

51.When making coffee, you undoubtedly should put the coffee after the water, otherwise, the coffee grains may be boiled in the water.

52.You undoubtedly need to take notes while reading this book, otherwise, it will be extremely difficult to understand.