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|ADJECTIVES | |
|Forthright (adj) |Honest or direct in behaviour|
| |His forthright manner can be mistaken for rudeness. |
| |Synonyms: outspoken-candid-frank-straightforward – upfront (clear) – blunt (careless andrude) |
|-UN |Unbalanced – unacceptable – |
|-AB |Abnormal |
|sagging|Sth that hangs down loosely or unevenly |
| |sagging shelves bearing rusty paint tins |
|Giddy |Dizzy I felt quite dizzy with excitement as I went upto collect the award. |
| |Luke felt almost giddy with relief |
|nonchalant |Behaving in a calm manner, often in a way which suggests you are not interested or do not care a nonchalantmanner/shrug |
|blasé |unimpressed with or indifferent to something because one has experienced or seen it so often before: She was becoming quite blasé|
| |about the dangers |
|Pedestrian |Notinteresting; showing very little imagination |
| |Her books, with few exceptions, are workmanlike but pedestrian. |
|gory |involving violence and blood a very gory film|
|musty |smelling unpleasantly old and slightly wet musty old books a musty smell a musty room |
|mouldy |covered with mould mouldy bread/cheese |
|acrid|describes a smell or taste that is strong and bitter and causes a burning feeling in the throat (chemical) Clouds of |
| |acrid smoke issued from the building. |
|Pungent |*describes a very strong smell or taste,sometimes one that is unpleasantly strong the pungent whiff of a goat I sat down to a |
| |cup of wonderfully pungent Turkish coffee. |
| |• literary describes speech or writing that is very strongly felt pungent criticism/commentary...