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Complete the word chain of adjectives beautiful

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Answered by snehchudasma
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Lovely, Gorgeous, Pretty, Ambitious, Alluring, Prepossessing, pleasing, nice-looking, gorgeous, handsome, wonderful, marvelous, delightful, exquisite, graceful, grand, magnificent, pretty, splendid, stunning, superb,  

beauteous , bewitching , classy , comely , divine , enticing,  excellent,  fair , foxy,

ideal,

nice ,

pulchritudinous ,

radiant ,

ravishing,

refined ,

resplendent ,

shapely ,

sightly,

statuesque,

sublime ,

symmetrical,

taking ,

well-formed, and many more........

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Answered by roopa2000
1

Answer:

Beautiful - Laughing - Gorgeous - Satisfaction - Narrow -Watching

Explanation:

  • Adjectives are adjectives that define nouns' characteristics or emotional states, such as big, humorous, yellow, enjoyable, or quickly. They may also describe how many nouns there are: many, few, millions, and eleven.
  • An adjective describes a noun or pronoun. The word chain of adjectives is a group of words where the second word starts with the ending alphabet of the first word and so on. Adjectives are an integral part of English grammar and help us to write better and more meaningful sentences. They add more information and quality to the noun or pronoun.
  • Although traditionally they were grouped alongside nouns, adjectives were formerly regarded as one of the primary components of speech in the English language. [1] Today, several words formerly classified as adjectives, including this, my, and others, are often categorized independently as determiners.
  • Every ESL student has to be familiar with these seven descriptive adjective categories. You probably immediately think of a descriptive adjective when you hear the term
  • "adjective."
  • Quantitative, demonstrative, possessive, interrogative, distributive, and article adjectives are all employed to characterize
  • nouns and pronouns.

Some instances:

That's a silly notion. (Attributive) That concept is hilarious. (Predictive) Share a hilarious story with me. The good, the terrible, and the ugly (postpositive). (substantive)

hence the word chain of adjectives beautiful.Beautiful - Laughing - Gorgeous - Satisfaction - Narrow -Watching

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