20 Examples of Indefinite Adjectives

Undefined adjectives

The undefined adjectives They are those adjectives that do not describe the noun but specify its scope, with the particularity that they do not do so precisely, but only roughly. For example: Certain day I got to know Europe.

They are part of the group of determinative adjectives, which do not provide descriptive information in terms of appearance, but rather specify something of the type quantitative or distance, or even the relationship of belonging between the speaking subject and the object.

A typical contrast between the indefinite determinative adjectives and the others (the definite ones) is the one that occurs in cooking recipes.

There it is common to find expressions like four eggs (cardinal numeral adjective, very specific in terms of quantity) and Quite sugar (indefinite adjective, which provides inaccurate information).

In general, indefinite adjectives acquire the function of adjective under certain syntactic positions in the sentence frame, but they can also be, for example, nouns or adverbs.

Examples of indefinite adjectives

Examples of sentences with indefinite adjectives

1. Any child distinguishes rich from tasteless.
2. Similar scare I will not forget soon.
3. Such experience caused quite a stir.
4. A lots of young people change careers during the first year.
5. Fernández and Braccamonte must stay; the the rest patients can go now.
6. Certain day I woke up totally confused.
7. Some elderly neglect their food.
8. Each person will draw their own conclusions.
9. Do not forget to bring Quite.
10. A these days you will be surprised.
11. Have already passed various days since he moved out.
12. Few employees are willing to work overtime.
13. Both of them Parents must be attentive to the affective needs of the child.
14. Everything father should know that a "no" on time is beneficial for his son.
15. I make the chicken milanesas, other women buy them ready-made.
16. Laziness has already been charged too many lives.
17. I had to wait for it some minutes nothing more.
18. The neighbors are tired of so many robberies.
19. No A senior officer should allow such behavior in a subordinate.
20. I'm late, we continue the talk other day.

Other kinds of adjectives