10 Advanced Adjectives to Help You Sound Smarter

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Are you SMART?...of course you are. So that's why you should use these 10 English adjectives. They will help you be more descriptive and precise when talking about a variety of situations. Besides, smart people use them ALL THE TIME.

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Lesson Chapters
0:00 Intro + What You Will Learn
0:57 Ubiquitous
2:16 Cumbersome
3:14 Facetious
4:14 Arduous
5:06 Presumptuous
6:07 Pensive
7:06 Circuitous
8:22 Conscientious
9:42 Meticulous
10:42 Convoluted
11:42 Wrap Up + Bonus Adjective

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[BlackMamba]

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To sum up:

Ubiquitous - something that can be found everywhere

Cumbersome- difficult to move or carry. Can be used for situations as well

Facetious - not to be taken literal or serious

Arduous - difficult

Presumptuous - showing lack of respect by doing something that you should not do

Pensive - 🤔 thinking deeply

Circuitous - not direct for roads or directions, etc.

Conscientious - To have a more responsibility to do his her work well

Meticulous - showing a great attention to detail at work or in a life etc.

Convoluted- sophisticated, complex

[hybby]

10 Adjectives:
1: Ubiquitous
2: Cumbersome
3: Facetious
4: Arduous
5: Presumptuous
6: Pensive
7: Circuitous
8: Conscientious
9: Meticulous
10: Convoluted

[berry]

*Adjectives*
1. 1:00 Ubiquitous
2. 2:18 Cumbersome
3. 3:14 Facetious
4. 4:14 Arduous
5. 5:06 Presumptuous
6. 6:07 Pensive
7. 7:07 Circuitous
8. 8:23 Conscientious
9. 9:42 Meticulous
10. 10:43 Convoluted

[Waytoenglish]

1 Chinese products are ubiquitous now all over the world
2 taking that refrigerator was really cumbersome for me
3 he is facetious don't mind his words
4 solving math is always arduous for me
5 I don't like his presumptuous behaviour
6 she has become pensive after her mom died
7 we are passing by a circuitous road
8 I want to be a conscientious student
9 my teacher is really so meticulous about his work
10 after watching inception movie I was convoluted

[barbarawitkowska]

ALL WORDS WERE UNKNOWN FOR ME TILL NOW. YOUR LESSENS ARE VERY INFORMATIVE, THANK YOU

[apdorafa-rafaelalmeida]

AS a native English speaker from Canada, I'd say some of these adjectives are advanced even for native speakers. I didn't know convoluted nor facetious.

[spaceguy]

to understand what cumbersome means is really cumbersome

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[tariqhussain]

1.ubiquitous
2.cumbersome
3.convoluted
4.conscientious
5.pensive
6.presumptuous
7.circuitous
8.
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[sevalsenturk]

Showing the ipa pronunciation forms, showing the syllables, the stressed syllable, explanation, sentences with it omg everyting is sooo good! Thanks for your effort!

[udodirimanyanwu]

1. Mercedes are ubiquitous in my country.
2. Being a mother is cumbersome.
3. She 's always being facetious.
4. Running every morning is an arduous decision for me.
5. You're always being presumptuous.
6. You look pensive what happened?
7. Stop being circuitous and be direct for once.
8. Am conscientious with my work or dealing with others.
9. She's meticulous with her work.
10. Waking up every morning at 7 am is convoluted to me.
11. Uncanny means are embarrassing.
Did I use them correctly?
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[stqvvwq]

Thanks a ton! I now got more cool words to use in my arduous essays!

[youssrayoussrita]

the explanation is splendid and clear . even though it is arduous to get this lesson across to us .thanks a million

[aprilnapaai]

Ubiquitous = see it everywhere ( can’t be a person it needs to be something with duplicated)

Cumbersome = something that is difficult (physical, difficult to physically move) ( difficult situations)

Facetious = not to be taken serious, literal ( ur teasing or saying ridiculous thing )

Arduous = difficult (something that u have to do) task, problem

Presumptuous = showing no respect to others doing something they shouldn’t

Pensive = they’re in deep thought, reflecting some thought


Circuitous = not straight or direct ( direction )

Conscientious = they have more responsibility to do their work show respect

Meticulous = focus on a detail showing great attention to the detail

Convoluted = extremely difficult to follow

Hopefully this might help u guys

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