Tag: Adjective

formal 1 : lying on your back with your face upward a supine position He was lying supine on the couch. 2 : disapproving : willing to be controlled by others : weak or passive a supine attitude a supine Read More …

(more alluring; most alluring) very attractive : having a quality that attracts people an alluring offer/smile/aroma

(more spectacular; most spectacular) causing wonder and admiration : very impressive a spectacular sunset a spectacular play in a football game The stock market has made a spectacular (=sensational) recovery. — spectacularly adverb He played spectacularly. a spectacularly successful novel Read More …

Durable describes people or things that last, or remain strong and in good condition over a long period of time. It is often used figuratively, as in “a durable athlete.” The fabric was durable enough to withstand chewing from the Read More …

1 : (more passive; most passive) — used to describe someone who allows things to happen or who accepts what other people do or decide without trying to change anything His passive acceptance of the decision surprised us In her Read More …

1 : resulting in victory or success The boxer made a triumphant return to the ring. (=the boxer won when he returned to the ring to fight again) 2 : celebrating victory or success a triumphant shout — triumphantly adverb Read More …

Capricious is a formal word that describes someone or something governed or characterized by impulsivity or unpredictability. The employees were at the mercy of a capricious manager who always seemed to impose deadlines at the last minute.

required by a law or rule This meeting is mandatory for all employees. (=all employees must go to this meeting) The mandatory fine for littering is $200. (=everyone caught littering must pay $200) a mandatory retirement age (=an age at Read More …

(more commendable; most commendable) formal deserving praise and approval a commendable effort Your honesty is commendable. — commendably adverb He did a commendably thorough job.

Impeccable describes that which is free from fault, error, or blame. It is a synonym of flawless. Although the restaurant was a bit expensive, we found its memorable cuisine, luxurious decor, and impeccable service to be well worth the price.