List of 145 Extreme Adjectives | Precis Writing Practice | Eureka Study Aids

DICTIONARY OF EXTREME ADJECTIVES

Aids to Solve Question No. 1 of Exercise No. 5

SET NO. 1 (A)

1. Absurd: very stupid, extremely silly

2. Abysmal: very bad, very deep

3. Adorable: very attractive, very cute

4. Amazing: extremely surprising, very good

5. Ancient: very old, very distant past

6. Appalled: very unimpressed, extremely shocked

7. Astonished: very surprised, very impressed

8. Astounding: very surprising, very shocking

9. Atrocious: very bad, extremely violent

10. Awful: very bad, very unpleasant

SET NO. 2 (B,C)

11. Bizarre: very strange, very unusual

12. Boiling: very hot, extremely angry

13. Breathtaking: extremely exciting, very beautiful

14. Brilliant: extremely intelligent, very good

15. Brutal: very cruel, extremely violent

16. Certain: very likely, extremely likely

17. Clueless: very incompetent, extremely ignorant

18. Colossal: extremely large, very great

19. Critical: very important, extremely serious

20. Crucial: very important, extremely necessary

SET NO. 3 (D)

21. Deafening: very loud, extremely noisy

22. Delicious: very tasty, very pleasant

23. Delighted: very pleased, very happy

24. Delightful: very pleasant, very enjoyable

25. Desperate: very serious, really want to

26. Destitute: extremely poor, extremely helpless

27. Devastated: very disappointed, extremely shocked

28. Devastating: very destructive, very disappointing

29. Disgusting: very unpleasant, extremely unacceptable

30. Dreadful: very bad, very unpleasant

Aids to Solve Question No. 2 of Exercise No. 5

SET NO. 4 (E)

31. Ecstatic: extremely happy, very excited

32. Enormous: very big, extremely large

33. Essential: very important, extremely necessary

34. Excellent: very good, extremely good

35. Excruciating: very painful, extremely boring

36. Exhausted: very tired, extremely tired

37. Exhilarated: very excited, very happy

38. Exorbitant: very expensive, very large

39. Exquisite: very good, very beautiful

40. Extraordinary: very special, very unusual

SET NO. 5 (F)

41. Fabulous: very good, very beautiful

42. Fantastic: very good, very unusual

43. Fascinating: very interesting, very attractive

44. Fearless: very brave, very daring

45. Feeble: very weak, extremely weak

46. Filthy: very dirty, extremely dirty

47. Flabbergasted: very surprised, extremely shocked

48. Flamboyant: very attractive, very prominent

49. Freezing: very cold, extremely cold

50. Furious: very angry, extremely angry

SET NO. 6 (G,H)

51. Gaunt: very thin, very slim

52. Gigantic: very big, extremely large

53. Gorgeous: very nice, very beautiful

54. Harmless: very safe, extremely safe

55. Hectic: very busy, very fast

56. Hideous: very ugly, extremely bad

57. Hilarious: very funny, extremely amusing

58. Horrible: very nasty, very unpleasant

59. Horrific: very bad, very shocking

60. Huge: very big, extremely large

Aids to Solve Question No. 3 of Exercise No. 5

SET NO. 7 (I, J) 

61. Identical: very similar, exactly the same

62. Idiotic: very stupid, very crazy

63. Imperative: very important, extremely urgent

64. Incredible: very good, very difficult to believe

65. Indispensible: very useful, very important

66. Inevitable: very likely, extremely necessary

67. Infuriating: very annoying, extremely annoying

68. Insane: very crazy, very stupid

69. Jingoistic: extremely patriotic, overly nationalistic

70. Jubilant: very happy, extremely happy

SET NO. 8 (K,L,M)

71. Knockout: extremely attractive, very beautiful

72. Lethal: very dangerous, extremely harmful

73. Livid: very angry, extremely angry

74. Ludicrous: very stupid, very unsuitable

75. Magnificent: very impressive, very good

76. Marvellous: very good, extremely good

77. Meticulous: very careful, extremely careful

78. Minute: very small, extremely small

79. Miserable: very sad, vey unhappy

80. Motionless: very still, very static

SET NO. 9 (N,O,P)

81. Nasty: very dirty, very unpleasant

82. Noxious: very harmful, very unpleasant

83. Obese: very fat, extremely fat

84. Obnoxious: very unpleasant, very rude

85. Outrageous: very unfair, very shocking

86. Outstanding: very good, extremely good

87. Overwhelming: very touching, very strong

88. Perfect: very good, extremely good

89. Phenomenal: very good, extremely successful

90. Priceless: very valuable, extremely valuable

Aids to Solve Question No. 4 of Exercise No. 5

SET NO. 10. (Q,R)

91. Quintessential: very important, extremely important

92. Rapid: very quick, very fast

93. Rare: very unusual, very uncommon

94. Ravenous: extremely hungry, very hungry

95. Ravishing: very beautiful, very attractive

96. Reckless: very careless, extremely careless

97. Remarkable: very impressive, very unusual

98. Repulsive: very unpleasant, extremely unacceptable

99. Ridiculous: very silly, very stupid

100. Ruthless: very tough, very cruel

SET NO. 11 (S)

101. Sagacious: very wise, very sensible

102. Sappy: very sentimental, extremely emotional

103. Scorching: very hot, extremely hot

104. Scrumptious: very tasty, tasting extremely good

105. Sensational: very exciting, very unusual

106. Serene: very calm, very peaceful

107. Shattered: very tired, extremely upset

108. Shoddy: very bad quality, extremely low quality

109. Sluggish: very slow, extremely slow

110. Soaked: very wet, extremely wet

SET NO. 12 (S)

111. Spectacular: very impressive, very exciting

112. Splendid: very good, very impressive

113. Spotless: very clean, extremely clean

114. Squalid: very dirty, extremely unpleasant

115. Startling: very unexpected, extremely surprising

116. Starving: very hungry, extremely cold

117. Stunned: very surprised, very shocked

118. Stunning: very beautiful, very attractive

119. Sure: very confident, extremely confident

120. Sweltering: very hot, extremely hot

Aids to Solve Question No. 5 of Exercise No. 5

SET NO. 13 (T)

121. Tedious: very boring, very tiring

122. Terrible: very bad, very unpleasant

123. Terrific: very good, very enjoyable

124. Terrified: very scared, very frightened

125. Terrifying: very scary, extremely frightening

126. Tiny: very small, extremely small

127. Titanic: extremely powerful, very large

128. Thrilled: very happy, extremely pleased

129. Thrilling: very exciting, extremely exciting

130. Tremendous: very great, extremely good

SET NO. 14 (U,V,W)

131. Unique: very unusual, very special

132. Urgent: very important, extremely important

133. Vast: very big, extremely large

134. Valiant: very brave, extremely determined

135. Vital: very important, extremely necessary

136. Vivacious: very lively, very energetic

137. Whopping: very big, extremely large

138. Wonderful: very nice, very good

139. Wondrous: extremely good, surprisingly good

140. Wretched: vey ill, very unhappy

SET NO. 15 (X,Y,Z)

141. Xenophobic: very fearful of strangers, extremely fearful of foreigners

142. Yellowish: slightly yellow

143. Yummy: very tasty, tasting extremely good

144. Zen: very relaxed, very calming

145. Zonked: very tired, extremely tired