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Ample means more than enough; large in quantity, size, or capacity to fully meet a need. It can also describe physical space that is roomy or spacious. Related: abundant, plentiful, copious, generous.
ACHING/ˈeɪkɪŋ/ · adjective
Suffering from or producing a persistent, dull pain; also used figuratively to describe intense longing or emotional distress. Related: sore, painful, throbbing, tender.
ALL/ɔːl/ · determiner
The whole of a given quantity, number, or extent; every one of something without exception. Related: every, each, whole, entire.
AGED/ˈeɪdʒɪd/ · adjective
Having existed for a long time; old or matured, whether describing people, animals, or things such as wine, cheese, or wood that have been deliberately left to develop character over time. Related: old, elderly, matured, seasoned.
AGITATED/ˈædʒɪteɪtɪd/ · adjective
Feeling or appearing troubled, nervous, or anxious; unable to stay calm. Also used to describe something physically shaken or stirred vigorously. Related: anxious, nervous, restless, distressed.
ADORED/əˈdɔːrd/ · verb
Past tense and past participle of "adore": to love and respect someone or something deeply and devotedly. Related: loved, cherished, worshipped, idolized.
ADMIRED/ədˈmaɪərd/ · verb (past tense and past participle of admire); adjective
Regarded with respect, approval, or pleased wonder; the past tense and past participle of the verb 'admire'. As an adjective, it describes someone or something that is widely respected or esteemed. Related: respected, esteemed, revered, prized.
ADEPT/əˈdɛpt/ · adjective
Highly skilled or proficient at something, especially through practice or natural ability. As a noun, an adept is a person who has attained a high level of skill or expertise in a particular field. Related: skilled, proficient, expert, masterful.
AWFUL/ˈɔːfəl/ · adjective
Extremely bad or unpleasant; of very poor quality. In older usage, also inspiring awe or reverence. Related: terrible, dreadful, horrible, atrocious.
AFRAID/əˈfreɪd/ · adjective
Feeling fear, anxiety, or worry about a possible or actual danger, outcome, or situation; also used to express polite regret or reluctance. Related: scared, frightened, terrified, anxious.
ANGRY/ˈæŋɡri/ · adjective
Feeling or showing strong displeasure, annoyance, or hostility, especially in response to a perceived wrong or provocation. Related: mad, furious, irate, cross.
ARID/ˈærɪd/ · adjective
Having little or no rainfall; extremely dry. Also used figuratively to describe something lacking in interest, vitality, or substance. Related: dry, parched, droughty, desiccated.
BRAVE/breɪv/ · adjective
Ready to face and endure danger, pain, or difficulty with courage; showing no fear in a frightening or difficult situation. Related: courageous, fearless, valiant, bold.
STRICT/strɪkt/ · adjective
Demanding exactness and precision in performance, detail, or regulation; severe or harsh in attitude or tone. Used to describe something that is rigidly adhered to or enforced. Related: severe, harsh, rigid, exact.
BOSSY/ˈbɒsi/ (British), /ˈbɔːsi/ (US) · adjective
Fond of giving orders and telling other people what to do in an overbearing way. Related: domineering, overbearing, pushy, imperious.
ZEALOUS/ˈzɛləs/ · adjective
Showing enthusiastic and dedicated support or loyalty to a cause, person, or activity. Characterized by intense enthusiasm and dedication. Related: ardent, enthusiastic, passionate, dedicated.