Question

What is adjective form of Enemy?

Answer 1

The adjective form of 'enemy' is 'inimical.'

• The word 'enemy' is in its noun form. It refers to the individual towards whom we have a hostile or hateful feeling.

• The adjective form is written as 'inimical.' It refers to the hostiles and attitude of displeasure that we have towards someone.

• Inimical can be used in the sentence to describe the enemy. For example, 'My inimical group could not defeat me in the competition.'

Answer 2

Inimical is the adjective form of enemy.

About adjective form:

• There are three types of adjectives and these are absolute, comparative and superlative.
• Adjectives are qualities or states of being nouns.
• They can also describe as the quantities of nouns.
• Adjectives answer how much and how many to the readers.

Sentence formation:

• He has the inimical power to work against them.
• Driving is faster than cycling.
• He is a cool guy.