Example sentences for: adjective

How can you use “adjective” in a sentence? Here are some example sentences to help you improve your vocabulary:

  • While reaching the theoretical limit for super-sentences, Bruce's creation is rather awkward, with the adjective clause, “which overcomes,” emerging as a dangling modifier.

  • In the post-Soviet era, the adjective merely denotes a hard worker, though there's a slight hint that one's being accused of being the teacher's pet.

  • The proprietorial use of the adjective Tasmanian — found in compounds like Tasmanian kingfish, Tasmanian pink-eye (a potato), Tasmanian scallop (the shellfish, not, as in New South Wales, a slice of fried potato), and Tasmanian red (an apple)—plays on an ostensible difference in the island produce, as does the much more audacious hijacking of Atlantic in Tasmanian Atlantic salmon (farmed Tasmanian salmon).

  • I am afraid that an adjective like penetrating is not only a bit strong but would be likely to be adopted as a slogan by the editor.

  • fxxxwitted [Australian] Adjective . Foolish; stupid.


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