Strong Adjectives
very, very loud
deafening
perfect; with no mistakes
impeccable
very hungry
starving
to succeed or survive just barely, with almost no time or luck left
by the skin of my teeth
something small that annoys you a lot
a pet peeve
causing great sadness or serious damage
causing great sadness or serious damage
very sincere and full of real feeling
heartfelt
very dirty
filthy
to be very, very hungry
could eat a horse
to discuss something seriously or to give an honor, degree, or title to someone
to confer
very beautiful or attractive
gorgeous
very important; necessary for life or success
vital
very scared
terrified
a way to say “good luck” (especially before a performance or presentation)
Break a leg!
something a person or place is very good at or known for; a special skill or product
a speciality
very busy; having too much to do
swamped
silly or impossible; not logical
absurd
very happy
delighted
to reveal a secret by accident
let the cat out of the bag
a small improvement that makes something better, more elegant, or more exact
a refinement
not serious or useful; about small, unimportant things
frivolous
amazing and surprising
miraculous
very interesting
fascinating
to be a strong, determined person who doesn’t give up easily
to be a tough cookie
not trusting something or someone; thinking something is wrong or dishonest
suspicious