Extreme Adjectives Empower B1+ UNIT 1 LESSON B

EXTREME ADJECTIVES

EMPOWER B1+ UNIT 1 LESSON B

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AWFUL

MEANING: Extemely bad or unpleasant. Example: He suffered awful injuries in the crash.

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boiling

Meaning: Very hot Example: We don't usually have such boiling hot weather.

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brilliant

Meaning: extremely intelligent or skilled Example: Her mother was a brilliant Scientist.

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delicious

Meaning: having a very pleasant taste or smell Example: The delicious smell of freshly made coffe came from the kitchen.

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enormous

Meaning: Extremely large Example: He earns an enormous salary.

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filthy

Meaning: Extremely or unpleasantly dirty. Exaple: Wash your hands, they are filthy!

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frezzing

Meaning: Extremely cold Example: It's freezing in here. Can I close the window?

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furious

Meaning: Extremely angry. Example: I was late and he was furious with me. He is furious about / at the way he has been treated.

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miserable

Meaning: very unhappy Example: She is miserable living on her own.

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tiny

Meaning: Extremely small. Example: Her tiny attic room had poor ventilation and in summer it became unbearably stuffy.

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