Learn Extreme Adjectives

Machu Picchu: ancient and fascinating

To help you build your vocabulary, let's take a look at some more extreme adjectives. These adjectives have strong meanings, so instead of saying very clean we can say spotless. As spotless means very clean we do not need to use very before spotless. Instead, you can use extremely or absolutely. For more examples on extreme adjectives, follow the link at below the table.

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• I can not afford to eat at that restaurant; the prices are ___.
  
  hideous
  ancient
  fascinating
  exorbitant
  
  
• I don't like her new haircut; it looks ___
  
  spotless
  fantastic
  gorgeous
  hideous
  
  
• He always keeps his car ___.
  
  fascinating
  ancient
  hilarious
  spotless
  
  
• I couln't stop laughing; his story was ___.
  
  gorgeous
  fascinating
  hilarious
  astounding
  
  
• I was ___ to hear that I won the competition.
  
  fantastic
  astounded
  exorbitant
  hideous