The document lists opinion adjectives organized into four lists. It provides definitions and example sentences for each adjective to explain its meaning in context. The adjectives describe positive and negative personal qualities and characteristics.
The document lists opinion adjectives organized into four lists. It provides definitions and example sentences for each adjective to explain its meaning in context. The adjectives describe positive and negative personal qualities and characteristics.
The document lists opinion adjectives organized into four lists. It provides definitions and example sentences for each adjective to explain its meaning in context. The adjectives describe positive and negative personal qualities and characteristics.
• Our friends gave us an adorable dress adorable • cute, like a puppy or a small child for our baby daughter. It’s so cute. • work hard to succeed; want to be • It is better to be ambitious but come up ambitious successful short than to never try at all. • think you are superior or better • There is a fine line between being arrogant than others (negative) confident and being arrogant. • Katie just broke up with her boyfriend, • uncomfortable; can’t move awkward so don’t talk about getting married. It smoothly would be really awkward. • The weather on our trip was awful. It awful • extremely bad was cold and rainy the whole time. • Spring weather can be very bizarre, bizarre • very strange sunny and warm one day, and then cold and rainy the next. • always wants to be in control • Don’t be so bossy. Let everyone decide bossy (negative) for themselves. • an adult who acts like a child; • Making fun of someone because of childish immature (negative) their appearance is so childish. • When a friend is going through a tough • want to help someone in a bad compassionate time, always be compassionate and try situation (positive) to help them. • You should always be courteous and • polite; behave in a nice way; say courteous give your seat on the train to older “please” and “thank you.” people and pregnant women. • a person who lies or hides • I can’t trust him. He is always so deceitful important things (negative) deceitful about unimportant things. • Joffrey Baratheon and Ramsey Bolton • extremely bad; do bad things evil were two evil characters on Game of because you like to Thrones. • We had such a great trip to Ireland. fantastic • unbelievable; amazing The people were so friendly and the countryside was fantastic. • It was foolish to spend so much money • act in a careless way; do stupid foolish on a new car. We should have bought things a good used car instead. • always want more; never • Don’t be greedy. Share your cookies greedy satisfied (negative with your friends. You have a lot. • always angry; always in a bad • Many people are grumpy in the morning grumpy mood until they drink their first cup of coffee. • easily fooled; believe everything • I can’t believe I fell for that trick. I feel gullible you hear (negative) so gullible. • I love YouTube videos about dogs and hilarious • extremely funny cats doing funny things. They are hilarious. • When I graduated from college, I • act like a child; behave in a immature thought I knew everything. Now I childish way (negative) realize that I was actually still immature. • cannot be trusted; don’t take care • Don’t leave your bicycle out in the rain. irresponsible of important things That’s really irresponsible. • want something that someone • Don’t be jealous when a friend is jealous else has (negative) successful. Be happy for them. • The hotel we stayed at was mediocre. mediocre • average; not special (negative) It wasn’t terrible, but we’d never stay there again. • I think practical jokes are really mean. • do or say something to hurt mean Making someone feel bad is never another person on purpose funny. • not clean; not organized; a little • When you have small children, the messy dirty house can get messy very quickly. • Someone didn’t clean up the spilled nasty • look, taste or smell very bad milk in the refrigerator, and now it smells nasty. • behave in a bad way; break rules • It’s ok if a child is naughty once in a naughty (like a child) while. No one is perfect. • Did you see that orange house? Why odd • strange; unusual did they paint it such an odd color? • We have good players and have • always think in a positive way; optimistic practiced hard. I am optimistic about expect good things to happen our chances in the tournament. • have strong, positive feelings • A good teacher should be passionate passionate about something about their subject. • When someone decides to move, the pertinent • important; related to the topic quality of public schools is pertinent to anyone with children. • always think in a negative way; • Don’t be so pessimistic. I’m sure we pessimistic expect bad things to happen will find a solution to the problem. • I am very satisfied with my current cell • of no use; no reason for pointless phone. Buying a new one would be something; useless pointless (and a waste of money). • Most people get a little rebellious when rebellious • always fighting against authority they are teenagers. It’s natural. • act in a funny way; do strange, • Little children are so cute when they are silly but funny things being silly. • Everything we tried was really tasty. I tasty • good flavor; delicious (informal) highly recommend that restaurant. • Moving to a foreign country can be very tough • difficult; hard to be successful tough at first, but the experience has many valuable benefits. • Nobody needs DVD players anymore. • have no purpose; no reason to useless Streaming services have made them exist; pointless useless. • Being bilingual is extremely valuable. • something people will pay a lot of valuable Many employers need people who can money for speak two or more languages. • If you get a high score on a test but • something that has no value; no worthless your English doesn’t improve, all your one wants it study was worthless. • I couldn’t understand that movie at all. weird • look or act strange; not normal It was so weird.