adjective-adverb-noun-verb list

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Adjective: Accurate Adverb: Accurately Noun: Accurateness Verb: - adj. - free from error. (antonym: inaccurate)
Adjective: Agreeable Adverb: Agreeably Noun: Agreement Verb: Agree adj.- giving pleasure to someone (antonym - disagreeable) n. - a promise or contract made with someone v. - to say that one is willing
Adjective: amazing, amazed Adverb: amazingly Noun: amazement Verb: amaze adj. - great surprise and wonder (antonym - unamazing)
Adjective: annoying, annoyed Adverb: annoyingly Noun: annoyance Verb :annoy adj. - annoying - causing slight anger or irritation adj. - annoyed - rather angry n. - the things that annoys
Adjective: artistic Adverb: artistically Noun: art Verb: -- adj. - having natural skills at drawing, painting, acting, etc. (antonym - unartistic)
Adjective: behaved Adverb: -- Noun: behaviour Verb: behave adj. - acting in a specific way. used to form compound adjectives e.g. well-behaved (antonym - misbehaved) n. - way of acting / way of treating others v. - to act in a specified way
Adjective: believable Adverb: believably Noun: belief Verb: believe adj. - that can be believed(antonym - unbelievable) n. - the feeling that something is real or true v. - to feel sure of the truth of something
Adjective: beneficial Adverb: beneficially Noun: beneficiary Verb: benefit adj. - having a helpful or useful effect (antonym - n. - being kind, friendly and helpful v. - profit / gain / future good
Adjective: bold Adverb: boldly Noun: boldness Verb: -- adj. - confident and brave (antonym - cowardly)
Adjective: casual Adverb: casually Noun: casualness Verb: -- adj. - happening by chance / not serious (antonym - formal)
Adjective: clear Adverb: clearly Noun: -- Verb: clear adj. - free from cloud / without , error, defect or drawback (antonym - unclear)
Adjective: comfortable Adverb: comfortably Noun: comfort Verb: comfort adj. - enjoyable / free from pain (antonym- adj. uncomfortable / antonym - noun discomfort) v. - to make someone (or yourself) happy
Adjective:convenient Adverb: conveniently Noun: convenience Verb: -- adj. - easy / handy / useful (antonym - inconvenient)
Adjective: commercial Adverb: commercially Noun: commerce Verb: -- adj. - to make money / related to business practices and activities (antonym - noncommercial)
Adjective: creative Adverb: creatively Noun: creation Verb: create adj. - able to make or produce things(antonym - uncreative)
Adjective: critical Adverb: critically Noun: criticism Verb: criticize adj. - looking for faults or problems (antonym - uncritical)
Adjective: dated Adverb: dateless Noun: datedness Verb: date adj. - old fashion, not modern (antonym - modern) v. - to write the date / to meet a person of the opposite sex
Adjective: decided Adverb: decidedly Noun: decision Verb: decide adj. - clear, definite (antonym - undecided) n. - the conclusion reached / outcome / result / judgment v. - to settle an argument or dispute / to choose / to make up one's mind
Adjective: decisive Adverb: decisively Noun: decisiveness Verb: -- adj. - showing the ability to decide quickly (antonym - indecisive)
Adjective: deliberate Adverb: deliberately Noun: -- Verb:-- adj. - done on purpose (antonym - undeliberate)
Adjective: different Adverb: differently Noun: -- Verb: -- adj. - unusual, uncommon (antonym - same)
Adjective: -- Adverb: -- Noun: discussion Verb: discuss n. - a talk v. - to talk or write about something
Adjective: disputable Adverb: disputably Noun: dispute Verb: dispute adj. - something that can be questioned or argued about (antonym - indisputable) n. - argument v. - to argue / to debate
Adjective: distracted Adverb: distractedly Noun: distraction Verb: distract adj. - unable to concentrate properly (antonym - undistracted ) n. - a noise, sound, sight, etc. which prevents concentration
Adjective: ethical Adverb: ethically Noun: ethic Verb: -- adj. - morally correct (plural ethics) antonym - unethical
Adjective: exact Adverb: exactly Noun: exactness Verb: exact adj. - strictly correct (antonym - inexact)
Adjective: extraordinary Adverb: extraordinarily Noun: -- Adjective: -- adj. - above the usual (antonym - normal, usual, common)
Adjective: fashionable Adverb: fashionably Noun: fashion Verb: fashion adj. - trendy / stylish (antonym- unfashionable) v - to make
Adjective: fascinated / fascinating Adverb: -- Noun: fascination Verb: fascinate adj. - attracted and delighted by creating interest and curiosity (antonym - uncritical)
Adjective: flexible Adverb: flexibly Noun: flexibility Verb: flex adj. - the ability to bend (antonym - inflexible) v. - to tighten, usually muscles in the human body
Adjective: forgivable Adverb: -- Noun: forgiveness Verb: forgive adj. - can be forgiven (antonym - unforgivable) v. - to stop blaming or stop resenting someone for something he or she has done
Adjective: fortunate Adverb: fortunately Noun: fortune Verb: -- adj. - lucky (antonym - unfortunate)
Adjective: friendly Adverb: friendlily Noun: friendliness Verb: -- adj. - kind, affectionate (antonym - unfriendly)
Adjective: happy Adverb: happily Noun: happiness Verb: -- adj. - content, glad (adj. - unhappy) n. - joy
Adjective: harmonious Adverb: harmoniously Noun: harmony Verb: harmonize adj. - agreeable, friendly (antonym - disharmonious)
Adjective: hidden Adverb: -- Noun: -- Verb: hide adj. - kept out of sight / unseen (antonym -visible )
Adjective: heightened Adverb: -- Noun: height Verb: heighten adj. - make higher / intensify (antonym -lowered )
Adjective: honest Adverb: honestly Noun: honesty Verb: -- adj - frank, open, truthful (antonym - dishonest)
Adjective: honourable Adverb: honourably Noun: honour Verb: honour adj. - ethical, fair, moral, principled (antonym - dishonourable) n. - personal respect v. - to respect highly / accept or pay a debt
Adjective: imaginable / imaginary Adverb: imaginably Noun: imagination Verb: imagine adj. - imaginable - likely, possible (antonym - unimaginable) adj. - imaginary - existing only in the mind (antonym - unimaginary) n. - the ability to create images of things that are not present v. imagine - to create a picture in the mind
Adjective: important Adverb: importantly Noun: importance Verb: -- adj. - serious (antonym - unimportant)
Adjective:improvable Adverb: -- Noun: improvement Verb: improve adj. - can be made better (antonym - un improvable) n. - something that adds to the value of something
Adjective: inspirational Adverb: inspirationally Noun: inspiration Verb: inspire adj. - (antonym - uninspired)
Adjective: intrigued / intriguing Adverb: intriguingly Noun: intrigue Verb: intrigue adj. - (antonym - un intrigued)
Adjective: intelligent Adverb: intelligently Noun: intelligence Verb: -- adj - cleaver, smart (antonym - unintelligent)
Adjective: inventive Adverb: inventively Noun: invention Verb: invent adj. - (antonym - uninventive)
Adjective: irritable Adverb: irritably Noun: irritant / irritation Verb: irritate adj. - easily annoyed n. - irritant - person or thing causing irritation n. - irritation - annoyance, slight pain
Adjective: justified Adverb: justifiable Noun: justification Verb: justify adj - morally correct (antonym - unjustified) v - to show the rightness or justice of something
Adjective: legal Adverb: legally Noun: legality Verb: legalize adj. - allowed by law (antonym - illegal)
Adjective: legible Adverb: legibly Noun: legibility Verb: -- adj. - easily read (antonym - illegible)
Adjective: legitimate Adverb: legitimately Noun: legitimacy Verb: legitimize adj. - lawful, regular / born in wedlock (antonym - illegitimate)
Adjective: liberal Adverb: liberally Noun: liberal Verb: liberalize adj. - generous / tolerant / unrestricted amount of something (antonym - illiberal) n. - a person who has liberal ideas (usually about freedom from control) v. - to free from political or moral restrictions
Adjective: likely Adverb: likely Noun: likelihood Verb: like adj. - probably (antonym - unlikely) adv, - very probable n. - probability v. - similar to / to be fond of / having some or all of the qualities or features of
Adjective: logical Adverb: logically Noun: logic Verb: -- adj. - clear, rational, reasonable (antonym - illogical) n. - art or philosophy of reasoning
Adjective: lucky Adverb: luckily Noun: luck Verb: -- adj. - fortunately (antonym - unlucky)
Adjective: mature Adverb: maturely Noun: maturity Verb: mature adj. - ripe like a fruit / completely developed like an adult (antonym - immature)
Adjective: moral Adverb: morally Noun: morality Verb: moralize adj. - right and just (antonym - immoral) v. - to talk in a self-righteous way about what is right or wrong
Adjective: mortal Adverb: mortally Noun: mortality Verb: -- adj. - human / deadly or fatal (antonym immortal - live forever)
Adjective: noticeable Adverb: noticeably Noun: notice Verb: notice adj. - attracting attention / easily seen (antonym - unnoticeable) n. - a sign, advertisement or warning v. - to see something
Adjective: offensive Adverb: offensively Noun: offensiveness Verb: offend adj. - upsetting or annoying (antonym -inoffensive)
Adjective: ordinary Adverb: ordinarily Noun: -- Verb: -- adj. common, usual, not strange (antonym - unordinary)
Adjective: patient Adverb: patiently Noun: patience Verb: -- adj. - ability to accept delay (antonym - impatient)
Adjective: perfect Adverb: perfect Noun: perfection Verb: perfect adj. - without error or flaw (antonym - imperfect) v. - to make something without error or flaw
Adjective: performing Adverb: -- Noun: performance Verb: perform adj. - doing or acting / doing as expected (antonym - unperforming) n. - act, play, feat, achievement v. - to do something / to act a part in a play
Adjective: polite Adverb: politely Noun: politeness Verb: -- adj. - having or showing good manners (antonym - impolite)
Adjective: possible Adverb: possibly Noun: possibility Verb: -- adj. - something that can be done (antonym - impossible)
Adjective: powerful Adverb: powerfully Noun: power Verb: power adj. - very strong / having great influence (antonym - powerless) n. - energy v. - the ability to do something
Adjective: preventable Adverb: -- Noun: prevention Verb: prevent adj. - that which can be avoided, stopped or hindered (antonym - unpreventable) v. - to stop or hinder
Adjective: probable Adverb: probably Noun: probability Verb: -- adj. - likely (antonym - improbable)
Adjective: professional Adverb: professionally Noun: professionalism Verb: -- adj. - a qualified worker who does something to a high standard (antonym - unprofessional)
Adjective: protective Adverb: protectively Noun: protection Verb: protect adj. - trying or intended to protect n. - defense / safety v. - to keep safe from harm, injury, hurt, etc. / guard
Adjective: rational Adverb: rationally Noun: rationale / rationality Verb: rationalize adj. - reasonable, sensible (antonym - (irrational) v. - justify by reasoning
Adjective: recommended / recommending Adverb: -- Noun: recommendation Verb: recommend adj. - (antonym - unrecommended)
Adjective: regular Adverb: regularly Noun: regularity Verb: -- adj. - normal, usual, habitual (antonym - irregular)
Adjective: relevant Adverb: relevantly Noun: relevance Verb: -- adj. - related to the matter under discussion (antonym - irrelevant)
Adjective: reliable Adverb: reliability Noun: reliability Verb: rely adj. - dependable (antonym - unreliable)
Adjective: religious Adverb: religiously Noun: religiousness Verb: -- adj. - pious / conscientious / holy (antonym - unreligious - not religious / irreligious -
Adjective: replaceable Adverb: -- Noun: replacement Verb: replace adj. - can be replaced (antonym - irreplaceable)
Adjective: representative Adverb: -- Noun: representative Verb: represent adj. - typical (antonym - unrepresentative) n. - one chosen to stand for a group v. - to symbolize / to stand for
Adjective: respectful Adverb: respectable Noun: respectability Verb: respect adj. - showing consideration or politeness (antonym - disrespectful) n. - worthy of respect v. - to look up to / show consideration for
Adjective: responsible Adverb: responsibly Noun: responsibility Verb: -- adj. - legally or morally obliged (antonym - irresponsible)
Adjective: reversible Adverb: reversibility Noun: reverse Verb: reverse adj. - can be changed back to its original condition (antonym - irreversible) n. - the opposite
Adjective: romantic Adverb: romantically Noun: romantic Verb: romanticize adj. - of or dealing with love / loving (antonym - unromantic) n. - visionary / a sentimental person
Adjective: satisfactory Adverb: satisfactorily Noun: satisfaction Verb: satisfy adj. - acceptable / fair / good enough (antonym - unsatisfactory) n. - pleasure / pride / sense of fulfilment v. - to please / to come up to expectations
Adjective: significant Adverb: significantly Noun: significance Verb: signify adj. - important / meaningful (antonym - insignificant) v. - to be a sign of
Adjective: soluble Adverb: -- Noun: solubility Verb: solution adj. - can be dissolved in water (antonym - insoluble) n. - the answer to a problem / the liquid in which something is dissolved
Adjective: speedy Adverb: speedily Noun: speed Verb: speed adj. - quickly (antonym - slowly) n. - swiftness / rate of progress v. - to move quickly
Adjective: successful Adverb: successfully Noun: success Verb: succeed adj. - profitable / rewarding / fortunate (antonym - unsuccessful) n. - favourable outcome v. - turn out satisfactorily
Adjective: symbolic Adverb: symbolically Noun: symbol Verb: symbolize adj. - using something as a symbol (antonym - unsymbolic) n. - an image, object, etc. used to represent something v. - to be a representation of something or someone
Adjective: talkative Adverb: -- Noun: talk / talkativeness Verb: talk adj. - (antonym - untalkative)
Adjective: tasteful Adverb: tastefully Noun: tastefulness Verb: taste adj. - in a good style / to one's liking (antonym - distasteful) v. - to eat a small amount of something
Adjective: taught / teaching Adverb: -- Noun: teacher Verb: teach adj. - instructed (antonym - unteachable)
Adjective: thrilled / thrilling Adverb: -- Noun: thrill Verb: thrill adj. - excited (antonym -unexcited )
Adjective: valid Adverb: -- Noun: validity Verb: validate adj. - genuine / good / true / accurate (antonym - invalid) adv. - lawfulness / legality / right v. - to make legally true / to make something logical or justifiable
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