100 Adjective Words in English
Adjectives are words that describe or modify nouns or pronouns. They tell us more about the characteristics of a person, place, thing, or idea. Here are 100 adjective words in English, categorized for your convenience:
Positive Adjectives
1-10
- Adventurous: willing to take risks
- Ambitious: having a strong desire to succeed
- Beautiful: pleasing the senses
- Brave: showing courage in the face of danger
- Bright: giving off light
- Caring: showing concern for others
- Charming: pleasing and attractive
- Confident: feeling or showing confidence
- Courageous: showing courage in the face of danger
- Creative: able to create new ideas
11-20
- Delightful: giving great pleasure
- Diligent: working hard and carefully
- Elegant: tastefully simple and refined
- Energetic: having or showing a lot of energy
- Enthusiastic: feeling or showing excitement
- Excellent: extremely good
- Exceptional: unusually good or outstanding
- Exciting: causing feelings of excitement
- Fabulous: extremely good or impressive
- Fantastic: extremely good or exciting
Negative Adjectives
21-30
- Angry: feeling or showing anger
- Annoying: causing feelings of irritation
- Awful: extremely bad or unpleasant
- Boring: not interesting or exciting
- Careless: not giving enough attention
- Cold: lacking warmth or kindness
- Cruel: causing pain or suffering
- Dangerous: posing a risk or threat
- Dirty: not clean or pure
- Dull: not bright or interesting
31-40
- Evil: morally bad or wicked
- Fierce: showing violent or intense anger
- Filthy: extremely dirty or unpleasant
- Gloomy: lacking brightness or cheerfulness
- Hateful: feeling or showing intense dislike
- Hideous: extremely ugly or unpleasant
- Horrible: extremely bad or unpleasant
- Ignorant: lacking knowledge or understanding
- Lazy: not willing to work or make an effort
- Lonely: feeling or experiencing isolation
Neutral Adjectives
41-50
- Average: neither good nor bad
- Basic: simple or fundamental
- Complex: made up of many different parts
- Common: found or experienced by many people
- Different: not the same as others
- Easy: not difficult or challenging
- Familiar: well-known or easily recognized
- Fresh: recently made or obtained
- General: applying to most cases
- Important: having great value or significance
51-60
- Informal: relaxed or casual
- Interesting: holding the attention
- Large: having a great size or amount
- Late: happening or done after the expected time
- Light: not heavy or serious
- Little: small in size or amount
- Long: having a great length or duration
- Loud: having a high volume
- Modern: relating to the present time
- New: recently created or introduced
61-70
- Normal: typical or usual
- Old: having existed for a long time
- Open: not closed or locked
- Original: unique or first of its kind
- Painful: causing physical or emotional pain
- Peaceful: calm and quiet
- Poor: having little money or resources
- Powerful: having great strength or influence
- Present: happening or existing now
- Public: open to or accessible by everyone
71-80
- Quiet: making little or no noise
- Rapid: happening or moving quickly
- Real: true or genuine
- Recent: happening or done a short time ago
- Regular: following a fixed or usual pattern
- Relaxed: feeling calm and peaceful
- Remote: far away or hard to reach
- Rich: having a lot of money or resources
- Rural: relating to the countryside
- Safe: protected from harm or danger
