Adjectives Starting with P – 588 Words to Boost Your Vocabulary

We have three interrogative adjectives that help us modify nouns too. We use these adjectives to ask questions. They include whose, what, and which. For example:Whose bag is this?What time should I reach?Which color suits you best?

The beauty of adjectives is that they’re so easy to guess by their names and determine the purpose they serve. Demonstrative adjectives help us refer to or demonstrate specific things, animals, and people. For example that, this, those and these.

We separate coordinate adjectives with the word ‘and’ or by using a comma. Coordinate adjectives describe the same noun in a sentence. There are many sentences in which we often have to list several attributes of a noun. Take a look at an example:The bright and sunny day was ideal for a picnic at the beach.Bright and sunny are the two coordinate adjectives in our example above.

It is easy to figure by the name that possessive adjectives refer to a possession. Some examples include their, our, its, her, his, your, and my. You may have already noticed that these same possessive adjectives also serve as possessive nouns.

Identify the adjective from the sentences below:

PacificPeep-toePie-eyedPost-warPrivatePacifistPeerlessPiercedPotablePrivativePaddedPeevedPiercingPotbelliedPrivilegedPaganPelagicPietisticPot-belliedPrivyPainfulPenalPifflingPotentPrizePainkillingPendentPiggishPotentialPrizedPainlessPendulousPig-headedPotholedProPainstakingPenetrablePigtailedPottyProactivePaintedPenetratingPilotPoutyProbablePalatablePenetrativePimpledPowderyProbativePalatalPenilePinealPowerfulProceduralPalatialPeninsularPinkPowerlessProcreativePalatinePenitentPinkishPracticableProductivePalePenitentialPinkyPracticalProfanePalindromicPennilessPinpointPracticedProfessedPalladian

Adjectives starting with: A H O V B I P W C J Q X D K R Y E L S Z F M T G N U

Adjectives are descriptive words that enlighten a reader of the quality, state, and attributes of a noun or pronoun. Use them to enrich your sentences and make them interesting to read.In the next article you can read about R adjectives.

We have three interrogative adjectives that help us modify nouns too. We use these adjectives to ask questions. They include whose, what, and which. For example:Whose bag is this?What time should I reach?Which color suits you best?

The beauty of adjectives is that they’re so easy to guess by their names and determine the purpose they serve. Demonstrative adjectives help us refer to or demonstrate specific things, animals, and people. For example that, this, those and these.