Adjectives. Wordlist
awful
I had an awful headache after the meeting.
I had an awful headache after the meeting.
brilliant
That’s a brilliant idea for the school project.
That’s a brilliant idea for the school project.
deep
The water here is very deep, so be careful.
The water here is very deep, so be careful.
empty
The fridge is empty, so we need to shop.
The fridge is empty, so we need to shop.
gentle
Jane is such a gentle person.
Jane is such a gentle person.
heavy
My suitcase is heavy and won’t close easily.
My suitcase is heavy and won’t close easily.
ideal
It’s not ideal, but we can still try.
It’s not ideal, but we can still try.
impossible
They said the task was impossible, but we tried.
They said the task was impossible, but we tried.
lovely
We had a lovely day at the seaside.
We had a lovely day at the seaside.
lucky
Were you lucky with the weather on your trip?
Were you lucky with the weather on your trip?
major
That’s a major problem for the whole team.
That’s a major problem for the whole team.
missing
Something important is missing from this report.
Something important is missing from this report.
necessary
Is it really necessary to do this today?
Is it really necessary to do this today?
ordinary
That’s not an ordinary mistake, it’s serious.
That’s not an ordinary mistake, it’s serious.
original
Her idea was original and very interesting.
Her idea was original and very interesting.
secret
This is a secret recipe from my grandmother.
This is a secret recipe from my grandmother.
separate
Please keep the two reports in separate folders.
Please keep the two reports in separate folders.
serious
Is this going to be a serious issue later?
Is this going to be a serious issue later?
simple
His plan is simple and easy to follow.
His plan is simple and easy to follow.
soft
This pillow is very soft and comfortable.
This pillow is very soft and comfortable.