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1) Happy

Feeling or showing pleasure or joy.

She looks very happy today.
They were happy with the results.
A happy child ran in the park.
His happy smile made everyone feel good.
I hope you have a happy life.

2) Sad

Feeling or showing sorrow; unhappy.

She felt sad after hearing the news.
It was a sad movie.
He gave me a sad look.
The rainy weather makes me sad.
He was sad to leave his hometown.

3) Big

Large in size, number, or importance.

They bought a big house.
That is a big problem.
The elephant is a big animal.
She had a big idea.
The company made a big decision.

4) Small

Little in size, amount, or degree.

They live in a small apartment.
That dog is very small.
I need a small favor.
She gave me a small piece of cake.
The small town is very peaceful.

5) Fast

Moving quickly or able to do something in a short time.

He runs very fast.
They have a fast car.
She gave a fast response.
That was a fast decision.
The internet speed is very fast.

6) Slow

Moving at a low speed; not fast.

The traffic was very slow this morning.
He is a slow runner.
My internet connection is slow.
She spoke in a slow and clear voice.
The old car is slow on the road.

7) Hot

Having a high temperature; very warm.

The coffee is very hot.
It was a hot summer day.
Be careful, the pan is hot!
She likes hot tea in the morning.
The weather is too hot for a jacket.

8) Cold

Having a low temperature or lacking warmth.

The water is too cold to swim in.
She wore a jacket because it was cold outside.
His hands felt cold in the winter air.
The soup got cold because it was left out too long.
Can you turn up the heater? It’s cold in here.

9) Young

Having lived or existed for only a short time.

She is still young and full of energy.
The young boy loves playing outside.
They adopted a young puppy.
The young trees need water every day.
Do you remember what it was like to be young?

10) Old

Having lived or existed for a long time.

He found an old photograph in the attic.
The old man shared stories from his youth.
This house is more than 100 years old.
She wore an old sweater from her childhood.
Do you like old-fashioned music?

11) Strong

Having great physical power or strength.

He is a strong man.
She has a strong will.
This bridge is very strong.
The storm was strong last night.
He lifted the heavy box with his strong arms.

12) Weak

Lacking strength or power.

He felt weak after the illness.
The chair is too weak to sit on.
She has a weak voice.
The team had a weak defense.
The coffee is too weak.

13) Beautiful

Pleasing to the eye, mind, or senses.

She is a beautiful woman.
The sunset is beautiful today.
They live in a beautiful house.
This painting is very beautiful.
The garden looks beautiful in spring.

14) Ugly

Not pleasant to look at; unattractive.

That building is really ugly.
The weather is ugly today.
He wore an ugly sweater.
The argument became ugly quickly.
She doesn't like ugly designs.

15) Easy

Not difficult to do or understand.

This question is easy to answer.
Learning a new language is not always easy.
The instructions are easy to follow.
That was an easy decision.
The exam was very easy.

16) Difficult

Not easy to do or understand.

That test was very difficult.
Learning a new language can be difficult.
He faced a difficult decision.
Solving this puzzle is difficult.
The question was too difficult to answer.

17) Expensive

Costing a lot of money.

This watch is very expensive.
They bought an expensive car.
Staying at that hotel is expensive.
The jewelry looks expensive.
Eating out every day can be expensive.

18) Cheap

Costing little money; not expensive.

He bought a cheap phone.
The clothes were on sale and very cheap.
We stayed at a cheap hotel.
She likes to buy cheap shoes.
The meal was cheap but delicious.

19) Clean

Free from dirt or mess.

The kitchen is very clean.
She likes to keep her room clean.
After washing, the car looks clean.
His hands are clean now.
They live in a clean neighborhood.

20) Dirty

Not clean; covered in dirt.

His shoes are very dirty.
The floor looks dirty.
She hates wearing dirty clothes.
The river water is dirty.
Wash your hands, they are dirty.

21) Soft

Pleasant to touch; not hard.

This pillow is very soft.
She loves soft blankets.
The kitten has soft fur.
The music was soft and relaxing.
His voice is soft and gentle.

22) Hard

Not soft; difficult to break.

The table is made of hard wood.
He works hard every day.
This mattress is too hard.
The ground was hard after the frost.
It is hard to lift this box.

23) Heavy

Weighing a lot; difficult to lift.

This box is too heavy.
She carried a heavy bag.
The rain was heavy last night.
He felt a heavy burden on his shoulders.
That book looks heavy.

24) Light

Not heavy; easy to carry.

This bag is very light.
She prefers light meals.
The fabric is light and breathable.
The feather is light as air.
He carried a light suitcase.

25) Tall

Having great height.

He is a tall man.
The building is very tall.
She likes tall trees.
That player is tall and strong.
The giraffe is a tall animal.

26) Short

Not tall; having little length.

She has short hair.
The movie was very short.
He is a short man.
The road to school is short.
The meeting was short and productive.

27) Rich

Having a lot of money or valuable things.

He is a very rich businessman.
The family lives in a rich neighborhood.
This cake has a rich flavor.
She became rich through her hard work.
The city has a rich history.

28) Poor

Having little money; not rich.

He grew up in a poor family.
The country has many poor areas.
She felt poor after losing her job.
The meal was poor in taste.
He donates money to poor children.

29) Kind

Being nice and caring to others.

She is a kind person.
He always says kind words.
The teacher was very kind to the students.
Helping others is a kind act.
They received a kind welcome.

30) Rude

Not polite; showing bad manners.

He made a rude comment.
It is rude to interrupt someone.
She was rude to the waiter.
He gave me a rude look.
The letter was written in a rude tone.

31) Brave

Showing courage and not afraid.

The firefighter was very brave.
She made a brave decision.
He fought like a brave warrior.
The dog was brave and protected its owner.
It takes a brave heart to speak the truth.

32) Cowardly

Not brave; showing fear.

He made a cowardly escape.
The soldier was not cowardly.
It was a cowardly act to run away.
She gave a cowardly excuse.
The man was too cowardly to face the truth.

33) Tired

Feeling the need to rest or sleep.

She looked very tired after work.
He felt tired after running.
The students were tired in the morning.
My legs are tired from walking.
He sounded tired on the phone.

34) Energetic

Having a lot of energy; very active.

The children were very energetic.
She feels energetic in the morning.
The dog is always energetic.
The class was full of energetic students.
He gave an energetic speech.

35) Funny

Causing laughter; amusing.

He told a very funny joke.
That movie was really funny.
She has a funny way of talking.
The comedian was very funny.
They had a funny conversation.

36) Serious

Not joking; important or dangerous.

He gave me a serious look.
The situation is very serious.
She is a serious student.
They had a serious conversation.
His health condition is serious.

37) Friendly

Acting in a kind and pleasant way.

She has a friendly smile.
The waiter was very friendly.
They live in a friendly neighborhood.
He is always friendly to strangers.
The dog is very friendly.

38) Shy

Nervous or uncomfortable around people.

She is a shy girl.
He was too shy to speak.
The boy felt shy in front of the class.
She gave me a shy smile.
He is shy around new people.

39) Wide

Having a large distance from side to side.

The river is very wide.
He gave me a wide smile.
The street is wide enough for two cars.
The window is wide open.
She has wide shoulders.

40) Narrow

Having a small distance from side to side.

The road is too narrow for trucks.
He walked through a narrow path.
She has a narrow waist.
The doorway is very narrow.
They passed through a narrow bridge.

41) Noisy

Making a lot of loud sounds.

The classroom was very noisy.
He lives in a noisy neighborhood.
The machine is too noisy.
Children can be noisy when they play.
The city streets are always noisy.

42) Quiet

Making little or no noise.

The library is always quiet.
She spoke in a quiet voice.
The town is quiet at night.
He asked them to be quiet.
The car has a quiet engine.

43) Hungry

Wanting or needing food.

She felt hungry after school.
He made a sandwich because he was hungry.
The children were hungry after playing.
Are you hungry? Let’s eat.
He skipped lunch, so he's very hungry.

44) Thirsty

Feeling a need to drink something.

She was thirsty after running.
He drank a glass of water because he was thirsty.
The hot weather made them thirsty.
Are you thirsty? Would you like some water?
After a long walk, they were very thirsty.

45) Famous

Known by many people.

She is a famous actress.
Paris is famous for its landmarks.
The book became very famous.
He met a famous singer.
The restaurant is famous for its food.

46) Unknown

Not known by many people.

The artist was unknown before.
They discovered an unknown island.
The movie star's past is unknown.
He came from an unknown place.
The book was written by an unknown author.

47) Healthy

Being in good physical condition.

Eating vegetables is healthy.
She looks very healthy.
Exercise helps you stay healthy.
He follows a healthy diet.
Drinking water is healthy.

48) Sick

Not feeling well; ill.

She is sick and stayed home.
He caught a cold and felt sick.
The sick child needs rest.
He looked sick and tired.
She was too sick to go to work.

49) Deep

Going far down from the surface.

The ocean is very deep.
He took a deep breath.
The hole was deep in the ground.
She has deep thoughts.
The snow was deep in the mountains.

50) Shallow

Not deep; having little depth.

The water in the lake is shallow.
She made a shallow cut on her hand.
The pool is too shallow for diving.
His understanding of the topic is shallow.
The river becomes shallow near the shore.

51) Lazy

Not liking to work or be active.

He is too lazy to clean his room.
She had a lazy afternoon at home.
The lazy cat slept all day.
He felt lazy and didn't want to move.
Being lazy can stop you from achieving success.

52) Active

Moving a lot; full of energy.

She is very active in sports.
The kids were active all day.
He leads an active lifestyle.
The volcano is still active.
He was an active member of the team.

53) Bright

Giving off a lot of light; intelligent.

The sun is very bright today.
She has a bright future ahead.
The light in the room is too bright.
He is a bright student.
The stars were bright in the sky.

54) Dark

Having little or no light.

The room was completely dark.
She has dark hair.
It gets dark early in winter.
He walked down a dark alley.
The cave was dark and cold.

55) Thick

Having a large distance between two sides.

The book is very thick.
She wore a thick sweater.
The walls are thick and strong.
The fog was thick this morning.
He has thick eyebrows.

56) Thin

Having a small distance between two sides.

The paper is very thin.
She is tall and thin.
The air is thin at high altitudes.
The dog looks thin and weak.
He sliced the bread into thin pieces.

57) Delicious

Having a very good taste.

The cake was delicious.
She cooked a delicious meal.
The pizza smelled delicious.
This chocolate is delicious.
The restaurant serves delicious food.

58) Boring

Not interesting; causing boredom.

The movie was very boring.
He gave a boring speech.
The book was too boring to finish.
She found the class boring.
The job was boring and repetitive.

59) Exciting

Causing a lot of enthusiasm and interest.

The roller coaster ride was exciting.
She had an exciting adventure.
The news was very exciting.
They watched an exciting movie.
Starting a new job is exciting.

60) Dangerous

Not safe; able to cause harm.

The road is dangerous when it rains.
He chose a dangerous sport.
Wild animals can be dangerous.
It is dangerous to drive too fast.
That neighborhood is dangerous at night.

61) Safe

Not in danger; protected from harm.

She arrived home safe and sound.
It is safe to swim here.
Always wear a seatbelt to stay safe.
The city is safe at night.
He keeps his money in a safe place.

62) Sharp

Having a fine edge or point; able to cut.

The knife is very sharp.
He has a sharp mind.
Be careful, the glass is sharp.
She gave me a sharp look.
The pencil has a sharp tip.

63) Dull

Not sharp; not interesting.

The knife is too dull to cut.
The lecture was long and dull.
His writing style is dull.
The colors in the painting look dull.
She had a dull headache.

64) Crowded

Having too many people in one place.

The train was very crowded.
The beach is crowded on weekends.
They moved to a less crowded city.
The concert was extremely crowded.
The small room felt crowded.

65) Empty

Having nothing inside; not filled.

The bottle is empty.
She walked through an empty street.
The classroom was empty after school.
The fridge is almost empty.
His words felt empty and meaningless.

66) Generous

Willing to give or share freely.

He is a very generous person.
She made a generous donation.
They were generous with their time.
The company offers a generous salary.
It was very generous of you to help.

67) Selfish

Caring only about yourself; not thinking of others.

He is too selfish to share his toys.
She made a selfish decision.
A selfish person thinks only about themselves.
He showed a selfish attitude at work.
She was selfish and didn’t help others.

68) Lucky

Having good fortune or success by chance.

She was lucky to win the lottery.
He found a lucky coin on the street.
They had a lucky escape from the accident.
She feels lucky to have good friends.
It was a lucky day for him.

69) Unlucky

Having bad fortune or experiencing bad luck.

He was unlucky and lost the game.
She had an unlucky day at work.
They were unlucky with the weather.
The team had an unlucky start.
He is always unlucky with money.

70) Wet

Covered with water or another liquid.

Her clothes were wet from the rain.
Be careful, the floor is wet.
He walked through the wet grass.
She washed her hair, so it's still wet.
The dog was wet after swimming.

71) Dry

Not wet; without water.

The towel is dry now.
His skin was dry from the cold weather.
The desert is a very dry place.
She waited for the paint to dry.
They found a dry spot to sit on.

72) Honest

Telling the truth; not lying or cheating.

She is an honest person.
Always be honest with your friends.
He gave an honest answer.
The company is known for its honest business.
Honest people gain respect.

73) Dishonest

Not truthful; likely to lie or cheat.

He was dishonest about his grades.
A dishonest person cannot be trusted.
She gave a dishonest excuse.
The company faced trouble for dishonest practices.
He felt guilty for being dishonest.

74) Polite

Showing good manners and respect for others.

She is always polite to everyone.
He gave a polite response.
It's polite to say "thank you".
The waiter was very polite.
A polite person listens carefully.

75) Impolite

Not showing good manners; rude.

It is impolite to interrupt someone.
He was impolite to the teacher.
She received an impolite message.
The customer was very impolite.
Talking loudly in a library is impolite.

76) Warm

Having a moderate or pleasant heat.

The weather is warm today.
She drank a cup of warm tea.
He gave me a warm smile.
Wear a jacket to stay warm.
The room felt warm and cozy.

77) Cool

Slightly cold, but not too much.

The evening air is cool.
She wore a light jacket in the cool weather.
He likes his coffee cool, not hot.
The breeze felt cool and refreshing.
She gave me a cool look.

78) Neat

Clean, organized, and tidy.

His handwriting is very neat.
She keeps her desk neat and clean.
The hotel room was neat and comfortable.
He folded his clothes in a neat pile.
A neat appearance makes a good impression.

79) Messy

Not tidy or organized.

His room is always messy.
The kitchen was messy after cooking.
She has messy handwriting.
The children made a messy painting.
Her hair looked messy in the wind.

80) Curious

Wanting to know or learn more.

She is always curious about new things.
The curious child asked many questions.
He gave me a curious look.
They were curious about the mystery.
His curious nature made him a great scientist.

81) Calm

Not feeling nervous, worried, or angry.

She remained calm during the storm.
The lake was calm and peaceful.
He took a deep breath to stay calm.
The teacher spoke in a calm voice.
The baby felt calm in her mother’s arms.

82) Angry

Feeling strong emotions of displeasure.

He was angry about the mistake.
She gave him an angry look.
The customer was angry with the service.
They had an angry argument.
His voice sounded angry on the phone.

83) Patient

Able to accept delay or difficulties calmly.

She is very patient with children.
You need to be patient when learning a new skill.
The teacher was patient with the students.
He waited in line patiently.
A patient attitude leads to success.

84) Impatient

Not able to wait calmly; easily annoyed.

He was impatient and kept checking his watch.
She is impatient with slow internet.
The children were impatient for the trip.
He became impatient waiting for the bus.
Don't be impatient, take your time.

85) Comfortable

Feeling relaxed and at ease.

The sofa is very comfortable.
She wore comfortable shoes for walking.
The hotel room was warm and comfortable.
He felt comfortable speaking in public.
A comfortable bed helps you sleep better.

86) Uncomfortable

Not feeling relaxed or at ease.

The chair was hard and uncomfortable.
She felt uncomfortable in the cold room.
His shoes were too tight and uncomfortable.
He had an uncomfortable conversation.
She looked uncomfortable in the new dress.

87) Smart

Intelligent and quick in learning.

He is a very smart student.
She made a smart decision.
Smart people ask good questions.
He looks smart in his new suit.
Technology is getting smarter every year.

88) Foolish

Not showing good judgment; unwise.

It was a foolish mistake.
He made a foolish decision.
She felt foolish for believing him.
Don’t be foolish with your money.
It’s foolish to ignore good advice.

89) Busy

Having a lot of things to do.

She is too busy to meet today.
The restaurant is always busy at night.
He has a busy work schedule.
The street was busy with traffic.
I'm busy studying for my exam.

90) Free

Not busy; available; without cost.

She is free this afternoon.
The museum offers free entry on Sundays.
He felt free after finishing his work.
The birds flew free in the sky.
Is this service free of charge?

91) Powerful

Having great strength or influence.

The president is a powerful leader.
She gave a powerful speech.
The storm was very powerful.
A lion is a powerful animal.
The engine of this car is powerful.

92) Helpless

Unable to do anything without help.

The baby was helpless without his mother.
She felt helpless in the situation.
The injured dog looked helpless.
He was helpless against the strong wind.
They offered help to the helpless man.

93) Attractive

Pleasing to look at; beautiful or charming.

She is a very attractive woman.
The offer was financially attractive.
He has an attractive personality.
The design of the car is attractive.
The advertisement was very attractive.

94) Awful

Very bad, unpleasant, or terrible.

The food tasted awful.
She had an awful day at work.
The weather was awful yesterday.
His handwriting is awful.
That was an awful mistake.

95) Clever

Quick to learn and understand things.

She is a clever student.
He came up with a clever idea.
That was a clever solution to the problem.
The fox is known as a clever animal.
She made a clever joke.

96) Silly

Not serious; foolish or childish.

She made a silly mistake.
He told a silly joke.
The kids were acting silly.
That was a silly question.
Don't be silly, of course, you can do it!

97) Loud

Making a lot of noise; not quiet.

The music was too loud.
He spoke in a loud voice.
The party was loud and fun.
They heard a loud bang.
The students were too loud in class.

98) Silent

Not making any sound; completely quiet.

The room was completely silent.
She stayed silent during the meeting.
The night was silent and peaceful.
He gave me a silent look.
The phone was silent all day.

99) Broken

Damaged or not working properly.

The window is broken.
His heart was broken after the breakup.
The phone screen is broken.
They found a broken chair.
The machine is broken and needs fixing.

100) Fresh

Recently made, new, or clean.

The bakery sells fresh bread.
She enjoys fresh air in the morning.
The fruit looks fresh and tasty.
He wrote a fresh article for the magazine.
They caught fresh fish from the sea.