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50 Most Common Adjectives
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happy
(a)
glad, a feeling of contentment
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The happy couple is hugging on the beach.
The happy couple is hugging on the beach.
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sad
(a)
upset, a feeling of unhappiness
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She looks really sad today.
She looks really sad today.
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angry
(a)
irritate, a feeling of annoyance
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The manager got angry.
The manager got angry.
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calm
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calm and relaxed
calm and relaxed
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lonely
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alone and lonely
alone and lonely
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sick
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get sick with the flu
get sick with the flu
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polite
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There is a polite way to criticize someone else's plans.
There is a polite way to criticize someone else's plans.
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clever
(a)
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I have to admit, Manager Zhang's daughter is a clever person.
I have to admit, Manager Zhang's daughter is a clever person.
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honest
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I appreciate your honesty.
I appreciate your honesty.
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annoying
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annoying person
annoying person
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proud
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I'm happy and proud that I passed the exam.
I'm happy and proud that I passed the exam.
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small
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very small
very small
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narrow
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narrow pass
narrow pass
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short
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red, short-sleeved T-shirt
red, short-sleeved T-shirt
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hard
(a)
solid and form
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A turtle has a hard shell for protection.
A turtle has a hard shell for protection.
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soft
(a)
not hard or firm, easy to push into or compress
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soft towels
soft towels
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light
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The big bag looks heavy, but it's really light.
The big bag looks heavy, but it's really light.
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cheap
(a)
low in cost, not expensive
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Could you make this a little cheaper?
Could you make this a little cheaper?
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expensive
(a)
high in cost, not cheap
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expensive house
expensive house
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busy
(a)
the state of having many things to do
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Today, I'm busy.
Today, I'm busy.
sunny
(a)
the type of weather that is characterized by light and warmth created by the sun
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It will be sunny tomorrow.
It will be sunny tomorrow.
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rainy
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Good morning, Ms. Masuda. It is rainy today.
Good morning, Ms. Masuda. It is rainy today.
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humid
(a)
a form of weather that is warm and has a high amount of water in the air
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It's humid in August.
It's humid in August.
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windy
(a)
a type of weather that is characterized by strong gusts of air
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I have to deliver newspapers on rainy days and windy days.
I have to deliver newspapers on rainy days and windy days.
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cloudy
(a)
a type of weather characterized by floating masses of water vapor blocking the sun
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become cloudy with showers
become cloudy with showers
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