LEARN 400 adjectives and synonyms & PRONOUNCE in 40 minutes

This video will teach you 100 adjectives and 300 synonyms in the British accent with full IPA transcription in just 40 minutes. IN 40 minutes you will have 400 new words in your vocabulary.

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[AndreeaCrs]

1. Very accurate – perfect, exact, flawless, precise
2. Very aggressive- forceful, overconfident
3. Very amazed – astounded, flabbergasted, astonished, shocked
4. Very angry – furious, fuming, livid, enraged
5. Very aware – conscious, mindful
6. Very bad – awful, deplorable, miserable, rotten
7. Very basic – simple, primary, rudimentary, fundamental
8. Very beautiful – gorgeous, stunning, exquisite, magnificent
9. Very boring – tedious, mind-numbing, dreary, uninteresting
10. Very bright – blinding, dazzling, radiant
11. Very capable – efficient, skillful, proficient
12. Very careful – scrupulous, meticulous, fastidious
13. Very caring – compassionate, kind, attentive
14. Very clean – spotless, immaculate, hygienic
15. Very clever – intelligent, sharp, astute, ingenious
16. Very cold - bitter, icy, freezing
17. Very colourful – vibrant, vivid
18. Very competitive – ambitious, cut-throat, driven
19. Very concerned – troubled, upset, worried, agitated
20. Very confident – poised, self-assured, secure
21. Very confused – baffled, mystified, dazed
22. Very corrupt – unethical, fraudulent, dishonest
23. Very creepy – skin-crawling, weird, unnerving
24. Very critical – essential, crucial, vital
25. Very cute – endearing, adorable, charming
26. Very dangerous – perilous, treacherous, precarious
27. Very delicate – fragile, frail, flimsy
28. Very different – unusual, distinctive, unique
29. Very difficult – complex, demanding, arduous
30. Very dirty – filthy, grimy, dilapidated, squalid
31. Very dismal – miserable, morbid, depressing
32. Very dry – parched, dehydrated, arid
33. Very easy – effortless, unchallenging, simple
34. Very educational – informative, enlightening
35. Very embarrassed – mortified, humiliated, ashamed
36. Very enthusiastic – eager, keen, zealous
37. Very exciting – electrifying, exhilarating, breathtaking
38. Very expensive – overprices, costly, exorbitant
39. Very fair – impartial, neutral, just
40. Very faithful – loyal, devoted
41. Very famous – renowned, legendary
42. Very far – distant, remote
43. Very fast – rapid, swift
44. Very fierce – vicious, ferocious, feral
45. Very frustrating – exasperating, vexing, infuriating
46. Very full – overflowing, crammed, packed
47. Very funny – hysterical, hilarious, sidesplitting
48. Very good – superb, excellent, outstanding
49. Very happy – ecstatic, overjoyed, elated
50. Very heavy – weighty, dense, hefty
51. Very honest – candid, sincere, frank
52. Very hot – burning, scalding, blistering, scorching
53. Very hungry – ravenous, famished, starving
54. Very impressive - remarkable, extraordinary
55. Very informal – casual, easygoing
56. Very intense – severe, overpowering, extreme
57. Very interesting – fascinating, compelling, riveting
58. Very likely – expected, unavoidable, probable
59. Very lively – exuberant, energetic, vivacious
60. Very loud – deafening, booming, thunderous, blaring
61. Very lucky – fortunate, blessed, charmed
62. Very negative – pessimistic, defeatist, cynical
63. Very new – cutting edge, novel, innovative
64. Very nice – enjoyable, pleasant, agreeable
65. Very obvious – apparent, clear, visible, evident
66. Very old – decrepit, ancient, grizzled
67. Very painful – excruciating, agonizing, unbearable
68. Very poor – destitute, penniless, impoverished
69. Very positive – optimistic, upbeat
70. Very quiet – silent, hushed
71. Very rare – scarce, sparse, unique
72. Very religious – spiritual, devout
73. Very responsible – dependable, conscientious, reliable
74. Very roomy – spacious, expansive, palatial
75. Very rough – coarse, jagged, rugged, gritty
76. Very rowdy – raucous, wild
77. Very rude – vulgar, offensive
78. Very safe – harmless, sheltered, secure
79. Very scared – terrified, petrified
80. Very serious – solemn, somber, stern
81. Very severe – grave, critical, serious
82. Very shy – timid, introverted
83. Very small – tiny, minuscule, minute
84. Very stinky – putrid, rancid, noxious
85. Very strange – bizarre, weird, peculiar
86. Very strict – severe, stern, harsh
87. Very strong – muscular, powerful, tough
88. Very stupid – idiotic, dense, dumb
89. Very successful – lucrative, thriving, prosperous
90. Very suitable – appropriate, fitting
91. Very sure – positive, certain, convinced
92. Very suspicious – skeptical, wary, distrustful
93. Very tall – towering, statuesque, lofty
94. Very tasty – delectable, divine, scrumptious, mouthwatering
95. Very tempting – alluring, tantalizing, irresistible
96. Very tense – rigid, strained, taut
97. Very thin – gaunt, emaciated, scrawny
98. Very tired – exhausted, drained, spent
99. Very ugly – hideous, revolting, grotesque
100. Very useful – nifty, handy
101. Very violent – abusive, savage, cruel
102. Very weak – feeble, sickly, fragile
103. Very wet – waterlogged, saturated, sopping, soaked

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[englishsimply]

I love her pronunciation and explanation too. Everyone can understand you, it's easy to listen and learn, thanks to your work

[jesusruiz]

This is very useful for me. I can learn new words to express myself. And I like, because she speaks with the British accent and I love it. I want to speak with this accent, with the original accent! Greetings from Venezuela🇻🇪!!

[ronniebayrante]

I learned more from " English with Lucy" it's a pleasure!

[sulagnabanerjee]

Lucy, I discovered you during this lockdown. I am an English teacher in India and your video is so helpful to me, specially when I realise so many of the words I have been pronouncing slightly differently.

[millanpugalopez]

Wow! Lucy, I must admit I found most of your videos of great help and interest, but this one is pretty amazing. I can easily see how much work and effort is behind it and I simply can't imagine the amount of hours you have had dedicated to create it.


There is only one thing left for me to say: Thank you. Your dedication and generosity is inspiring.


Incidentally: Your Spanish is very good and your Andalucia's accent absolutely lovely. I'm from Spain, so I know what I'm talking about. (Hahaha)

[jelly]

I bet I learned more words in this 40 minutes than my whole 12 years of school 😂💜

[atanaslatev]

Thank you, Lucy! I love the video. It was very helpful and packed with so many useful adjectives.There is only one disadvantage - there aren't more videos of this kind in your channel! It would be superb if you make more videos with 200, 300 or 400 words! The best teacher on YouTube!

[xkmcjex]

This is one of the best videos I could find. Never seen such a very useful video in any of the Edu channels. Thanks a lot, Lucy .

[injujuan]

Lucy, my gorgeous teacher, thank you so very much! Crazy amount of work detected 🤩👍! You know, I've been avoiding some of these words simply because I wasn't sure about their pronunciation. And now I know. You're a legend!🌺

[sanda]

I really appreciate you for sharing over 400 adjectives, Teacher Lucy.

[signor]

My favorite YouTube teacher. I mispronounce most of these words thank God i have found this channel with Lucy.

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[kevinarielhernandezmartine]

Your pronunciation is stunning. I love your accent. You're the best teacher I've ever watched on YouTube. I wait for your videos eagerly.

[siusiutoe]

All your videos are flawless.
Thank you for the perfect lesson.

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I can't believe you make this video. So much effort and great content! Love you Lucy. Sometimes I don't need to learn from your video but I watch them anyway. You are just gorgeous and the best online teacher out there <3 Thank you!

[drwn]

I rank this as the best of its kind, a remarkable vocabulary video! I listen to it very often, Thanks a million Lucy.