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Meanings of adjectives in English
Usage of adjectives in English
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One thing: it's really freeing to be able to use adjectives again.
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This test should be applied to all adjectives used in journalistic writing.
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Notice the wonderful accumulation of strong adjectives and phrases in this description.
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Sets of laudatory or depreciatory adjectives are employed in the same way.
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And now even the newspaper adjectives describing the scene have given out.
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The comma is used to separate adjectives in opposition, but closely connected.
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All it wanted was to tear the adjectives from your still-breathing body.
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Proper names, and adjectives derived from these, should begin with a capital.
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Sad. She couldn't think of any other adjectives, but he was relieved.
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Those adjectives that attached to her novels were ones Collins laughingly embraced.
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Helen is learning adjectives and adverbs as easily as she learned nouns.
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Some men have limited knowledge of adjectives so they resort to swearing.
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His composition is a mixture of contradictions, jumbled connectives, and incorrect adjectives.
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Gretchen felt chubby, awkward, mousy, and a multitude of other unattractive adjectives.
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Feed him for a week or two with nouns, adjectives, and verbs.
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She rip-r'ared right along, with a steady flow of words, mostly adjectives.
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Translations for adjectives
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Adjectives through the time
Adjectives across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common