Meanings of descriptive adjectives in English

Alert, neurotic or high-strung, magnetic, and imaginative are some of the descriptive adjectives applicable.

Bring up sentences with twenty descriptive adjectives, having some of each subclass named in Sec.

This usage is quite logical, as most other descriptive adjectives can be used in this way.

Our best descriptive adjectives are so recklessly used in daily life over minute matters, that absolutely nothing is left for this rare combination.

He was Conrad Pile-or"Old Coonrod," as he is known, the descriptive adjectives and byname ever coupled as though one word.

The reason for abandoning the exposed location on the hills for the sheltered nook by the river may be inferred from the descriptive adjectives.

Here are at least a thousand listings of plant names and botanical-Latin descriptive adjectives-nota complete list, by any means, but a serviceable one.

Dorothea on the other hand found it painfully difficult to conceal her disgust at the mere sight of Philippina: her ugliness defied descriptive adjectives.

Highasakite Norwegian indie-pop dreamers whose new album "Silent Treatment" is likely to lead to a raid on your bag of pop descriptive adjectives.

Adjectives of the first class describe by giving a quality, and so are called + Descriptive adjectives+.

Adjectives which limit by expressing quality are called + Descriptive Adjectives+; and those which limit by pointing out, numbering, or denoting quantity are called +Definitive Adjectives+.