The right descriptive word can be worth diamonds in a composition. Of course, as Mark Twain said, "it must be the right word, not it's second cousin". Naturally, if you know thirty ways to describe a man or a voice or a smile instead of only five ways, you therefore have a wider selection and your chances of picking an effective word are much improved.
- affable
- altruistic
- ambidextrous
- aromatic
- asinine
- astute
- bawdy
- bellicose
- berserk
- bizarre
- buoyant
- buxom
- cadaverous
- candid
- craven
- dastardly
- deft
- defunct
- destitute
- diabolic
- discreet
- disenchanted
- dogmatic
- droll
- dubious
- eccentric
- enigmatic
- erotic
- exorbitant
- feasible
- fluent
- frugal
- furtive
- gullible
- impeccable
- impromptu
- indomitable
- inept
- innate
- inscrutable
- insidious
- intrepid
- lethal
- lethargic
- lucid
- lunar
- myopic
- naive
- nebulous
- nostalgic
- occult
- ominous
- opaque
- ostentatious
- picayune
- prolific
- pusillanimous
- raucous
- sagacious
- sedentary
- senile
- sinister
- stoical
- succinct
- taciturn
- toxic
- venerable
- verbose
- verdant
- vicarious
- vindictive
- zealous
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