Example of Qualifying Adjectives in English (Descriptive Adjectives)

In English, qualifying adjectives in English or descriptive adjectives, they form most of the adjectives commonly used in everyday language.

As its name indicates, its function is to provide us with a certain degree of modification on the noun or pronoun to the that they modify, describing some characteristic that we want to highlight or that helps us to further identify the noun.

Based on the attributes they describe, adjectives can describe: appearance, color, state, feelings, shape, size, sound, age, time, taste, touch, quantity, material, among others features.

An adjective answers the questions Which? (Which one?) How many? (How many?) What kind? (What kind?) And From whom? or from where? (Whose? or From where?)

Examples of adjectives in English:

1. abundant (abundant)
2. adorable (adorable, kind)
3. agreeable (pleasant)
4. alive
5. ancient (ancient, old)
6. angry (angry, annoyed)
7. beautiful
8. better
9. bewildered (bewildered)
10. big
11. bitter
12. black (black)
13. blue (blue)
14. boiling (boiling)
15. brave (bravo)
16. brief (brief, short)
17. broad (wide, wide)
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18. broken
19. bumpy (uneven, uneven)
20. calm (calm, calm)
21. careful (careful)
22. chilly (chilly)
23. chubby (chubby, chubby)
24. clean
25. clever (smart, clever)
26. clumsy (clumsy, silly)
27. cold (cold, icy)
28. colossal (colossal, gigantic)
29. cool (cool, trendy)
30. creepy (creepy, scary)
31. crooked (crooked, dishonest)
32. curved (curved, bent)
33. dead (dead, inert)
34. deafening (deafening, loud)
35. deep (deep, intense)
36. defeated
37. delicious
38. delightful (charming, attractive)
39. drab (drab, boring, gray)
40. eager (anxious, ambitious, impatient)
41. early (early, soon)
42. easy (easy, simple)
43. elegant
44. embarrassed (embarrassed, embarrassed)
45. empty
46. faint (weak, dim, fainted)
47. faithful (fervent)
48. famous (famous)
49. fancy (luxurious, ostentatious)
50. fast (fast, fast)
51. fat
52. few (little, some)
53. fierce (fierce, violent, wild)
54. flat (flat, plain)
55. fresh
56. full (full, at the top)
57. gentle (kind, chivalrous, benevolent)
58. gifted (gifted, talented)
59. gigantic (gigantic, large)
60. glamorous (glamorous, ostentatious)
61. gray (gray, gray)
62. greasy (greasy)
63. great (great, great)
64. green (green)
65. grumpy (grumpy, grumpy)
66. handsome (handsome, elegant, good-looking)
67. happy (happy, cheerful)
68. heavy (heavy, annoying)
69. helpless (useless)
70. high (high, big)
71. hissing (hissing, screeching)
72. hollow (hollow, empty, deaf)
73. hot
74. huge
75. icy (icy, cold)
76. immense (immense, great)
77. juicy (juicy)
78. large (large, wide)
79. late (late, late)
80. light (bright, cheerful)
81. long (long, delayed)
82. loose
83. loud (loud, loud)
84. many (many, too many)
85. melodic (melodic, rhythmic)
86. melted
87. modern (modern)
88. noisy (loud, scandalous)
89. numerous (numerous)
90. nutritious
91. old
92. orange (orange [color])
93. purple (purple, purple)
94. red (red)
95. salty (salty)
96. sticky (slimy, sticky)
97. strong (strong, vigorous)
98. sweet (sweet, nice)
99. whispered (whispered)
100. white (white)
101. whole (complete, total)
102. wholesale (auctioned)
103. wicked (wicked, wicked, cruel)
104. yellow
105. zany (crazy, clown)
106. zealous (jealous, enthusiastic)