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able adjective : having the means or power to do something

afraid adjective : feeling scared

alive adjective : living; not dead

all adjective : complete; total; whole

alone adjective : by oneself; away from others

angry adjective : feeling or showing anger; mad

any adjective : some; one

 

A.M. adjective : the abbreviation for ante meridiem; the time of day between midnight and noon

abrupt adjective : happening suddenly and unexpectedly

absent adjective : not present at a place or event, especially when expected to be

absentminded adjective : forgetful or preoccupied

absolute adjective : total; complete

absorbed adjective : very involved in

absurd adjective : wildly ridiculous or unsuitable

abundant adjective : present in large amounts

abused adjective : mistreated, especially in a cruel or violent way

abuzz adjective : busy with talk or excitement

abysmal adjective : very bad

academic adjective : having to do with education, school, or studies

acceptable adjective : able to be accepted or agreed upon

accomplished adjective : skilled or well trained

accurate adjective : correct or exact; precise

accustomed adjective : to be familiar through use or practice

acoustic adjective : of or relating to a musical instrument that does not use an electronic device to produce sound

acoustic adjective : of or relating to sound, the sense of hearing, or the science of sound

acquainted adjective : aware of or familiar with

active adjective : in a state of activity; having or requiring a lot of physical energy

actual adjective : real; existing in fact

acute adjective : highly developed; keen

AD adjective : the abbreviation for the Latin phrase Anno Domini, which means "in the year of the Lord"

adapted adjective : changed to fit a new or specific situation or environment

adaptive adjective : able to change to fit a new or specific situation or environment

addicted adjective : physically or psychologically dependent on something

adequate adjective : good enough for a task or purpose; acceptable

adolescent adjective : immature; childish

advanced adjective : more developed; at a higher level

adventurous adjective : having a spirit of adventure; enjoying new challenges and experiences

aerial adjective : taking place in the air

aerobatic adjective : of or relating to challenging or thrilling movements of an aircraft in flight

African adjective : of or relating to the country of Africa and its people

African American adjective : of or relating to Americans who have black ancestors from Africa

aggressive adjective : ready or likely to attack or argue

agile adjective : able to move one's body quickly and accurately

agitated adjective : troubled; nervous

agonizing adjective : extremely painful, either physically or mentally

agreeable adjective : pleasant; willing to agree

airborne adjective : carried through the air

ajar adjective : slightly open

alarmed adjective : worried; frightened

alarming adjective : exciting; causing concern

alert adjective : watchful and attentive to one's surroundings

alien adjective : unfamiliar or strange

alike adjective : like someone or something else; similar

all-star adjective : made up of the best athletes, performers, or participants

allergic adjective : having an allergy to a substance

alternative adjective : available as a different choice or possibility

amateur adjective : not professional; done as a hobby

amazed adjective : awed or surprised

amazing adjective : causing great wonder or surprise

ambitious adjective : having a strong desire to succeed or achieve

American adjective : of or relating to the country of the United States or its people; of or relating to the continents of North or South America or their people

amiable adjective : friendly

amphibious adjective : living in or near both land and water

ample adjective : enough or more than enough

anatomical adjective : having to do with the structure of a body

ancestral adjective : having to do with relatives from long ago, before grandparents

ancient adjective : from a very long time ago

anguished adjective : filled with grief or pain

angular adjective : having angles or corners

annual adjective : taking place once a year

anonymous adjective : having no known identity, name, or source

another adjective : a different one; one more

Antarctic adjective : having to do with the area around the South Pole

antibacterial adjective : able to fight or kill bacteria

antique adjective : old and valuable

anxious adjective : worried or nervous; wanting something very badly

apparent adjective : easily seen or known; obvious

appetizing adjective : appealing to one's appetite

appointed adjective : chosen by one person or a group of people to do a job

apprehensive adjective : fearful or worried that something bad might happen

appropriate adjective : just right for the purpose or situation

approximate adjective : almost exact or correct

apt adjective : having a tendency; likely

aquatic adjective : growing or living in or near water

Arctic adjective : having to do with the area around the North Pole, including the Arctic Ocean

arid adjective : dry; lacking moisture

aristocratic adjective : of or relating to a society's highest social class, whose members are usually wealthy and powerful

arrogant adjective : having or showing an exaggerated sense of one’s own importance or abilities

articulate adjective : able to communicate clearly and effectively through speaking or writing; clearly or effectively communicated

artificial adjective : human-made; not occurring naturally

ashamed adjective : embarrassed; pained by the knowledge of having done wrong

Asian adjective : of or relating to a country on the continent of Asia

askew adjective : off to one side

assured adjective : certain; confident

astonished adjective : very surprised or amazed

astounded adjective : completely surprised; amazed

athletic adjective : strong and active

Atlantic adjective : of or relating to the ocean east of North and South America and west of Europe and Africa

attached adjective : fastened, joined, or otherwise connected to something else

Australian adjective : of or relating to the country or continent of Australia and its people

automatic adjective : operating without human control

available adjective : ready for use or service; not busy

average adjective : ordinary; not special

awake adjective : not sleeping

aware adjective : knowing, realizing, or understanding that something exists

awful adjective : very bad or unpleasant

awkward adjective : difficult or uncomfortable, especially as related to body position

 

abioticadjective : having to do with the nonliving things in an ecological setting

Aboriginal adjective : of or relating to the native people of Australia who lived there before Europeans came

accredited adjective : having been approved for meeting a set of standards

acidic adjective : having a pH below 7; sour or sharp in taste

acrid adjective : sharp and harsh in taste or odor

adamant adjective : not giving in to pressure

aerodynamic adjective : designed to reduce wind drag and improve efficiency or maximum speed

aerospace adjective : having to do with the branch of science that studies Earth's atmosphere and outer space

affluent adjective : wealthy

alkaline adjective : having a pH above 7

alpine adjective : having to do with high mountains or things above the tree line

ambiguous adjective : open to more than one interpretation; doubtful, uncertain, or vague

anadromous adjective : migrating up rivers from the sea to breed in fresh water

analog adjective : using information that is continuous, such as clock hands that rotate in a circle

ante meridiem adjective : a Latin phrase that means "before noon"

antibiotic adjective : relating to medicines made from organisms that fight infections in the body

antiviral adjective : stopping the growth of a virus

apathetic adjective : showing little or no emotion; marked by a lack of interest

arboreal adjective : living in trees

arduous adjective : very hard; requiring continual effort or work

aromatic adjective : having a pleasant or fragrant scent

atrocious adjective : extremely bad, evil, or cruel

auxiliary adjective : extra; providing additional support or help

avian adjective : of or related to birds