what are examples of descriptive words?
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['Beautiful.', 'Ugly.', 'Smart.', 'Clever.', 'Gorgeous.', 'Friendly.', 'Happy.', 'Sad.']
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['unique.', 'torque.', 'plaque.', 'cheque.', 'opaque.', 'mosque.', 'basque.', 'clique.']
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['conjecture.', 'consider.', 'credit.', 'deem.', 'expect.', 'feel.', 'gather.', 'guess.']
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Descriptive language is vivid and specific, and helps someone imagine a scene he didn't witness. ... The word descriptive comes from the Latin descript-, meaning "written down." Something that is descriptive uses an account of words to give us a sense of what it's like.
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['feeling: hate, like, love, prefer, want, wish.', 'senses: appear, feel, hear, see, seem, smell, sound, taste.', 'communication: agree, deny, disagree, mean, promise, satisfy, surprise.', 'thinking: believe, imagine, know, mean, realize, recognize, remember, understand.']
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['description,', 'sequence,', 'problem and solution,', 'cause and effect, and.', 'compare and contrast.']
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['Simile.', 'Metaphor.', 'Personification.', 'Onomatopoeia.', 'Oxymoron.', 'Hyperbole.', 'Litotes.', 'Idiom.']
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['bitter.', 'biting.', 'bitten.', 'bitchy.', 'biters.', 'bitmap.', 'bitted.', 'bitser.']
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['1 syllable. Prick. Tick. Brick. Trick. Slick. Rick. Chick. ... ', '2 syllables. Basic. Plastic. Chronic. Tragic. Topic. Panic. ... ', '3 syllables. Pathetic. Ironic. Poetic. Fantastic. Electric. Demonic. ... ', '4 syllables. Automatic. Alcoholic. Psychopathic. Supersonic. Realistic. Schizophrenic. ... ', '5 syllables. Apocalyptic.', '6 syllables. Materialistic.']
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['literature.', 'illiterate.', 'illiteracy.', 'obliterate.', 'milliliter.', 'literalism.', 'literalize.', 'hectoliter.']
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['somniloquy.', 'multiloquy.', 'suaviloquy.', 'dentiloquy.', 'dulciloquy.', 'pauciloquy.', 'centiloquy.', 'psycoloquy.']
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['enact.', 'enate.', 'ended.', 'ender.', 'endow.', 'endue.', 'enema.', 'enemy.']
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An example of a simple word jumble might be "d-a-r-h-c-l-e-t-a." If you found "cathedral," nice work! You're well on your way to word jumble success. If you also found "ate," "eta," "hard," "late," or "trace," you're ahead of the game.
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Descriptive Questions: Seek to describe the concept or topic in question. An example of this type would be understanding the usage of a product like the frequency, time of day, the purpose of use, etc. Comparative Questions: Used to analyze the difference between two groups, concepts, or other variables.
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['notwithstanding.', 'nonprescription.', 'nonprofessional.', 'noncontributory.', 'nonintervention.', 'nonintersecting.', 'nonintoxicating.', 'nonintimidating.']
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['adjective. Identifies, describes, limits or qualifies a noun or pronoun. ... ', 'adverb. Identifies, describes, limits or qualifies a verb, an adjective, another adverb or a group of words. ... ', 'antecedent. Is a noun, noun phrase or pronoun referred to by a pronoun. ... ', 'case. ... ', 'clause. ... ', 'collective noun. ... ', 'compound adjective. ... ', 'compound noun.']
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['diary.', 'diagnosis.', 'dialogue.', 'diameter.', 'diagram.', 'diamond.', 'diarrhoea.', 'diagnostic.']