Meanings of many adjectives in English

Both calling me many adjectives pleasing to hear although they do not happen to fit.

Biting, cutting, piercing, following -there are as many adjectives as there are English words for wind.

I read somewhere lately that young writers use too many adjectives, that good writers depend more on verbs.

No, it was in order to analyse their paragraphs and identify how many adjectives and nouns they had used.

It is a pity to flounder with so many adjectives, but nearly all the available ones are forsworn and fail to express my meaning.

Economists have had many adjectives associated with them ranging from dismal, to two-handed, to multi-handed, to brash, to arrogant, and so on into expletive territory.

Mr Ahern did so with considerable enthusiasm, and many adjectives, in the warmth and shelter of the subterranean centre which cost €31.45 million to construct.

Many adjectives are irregular in comparison; as, Bad, worse, worst; Good, better, best.

" Many adjectives can be used to describe you, Francesca, but harmless would never be one of them." He suddenly became very businesslike.