What are some adjectives for Father that begin with the letter W?

Answer 1

his selection of adjectives that begin with "v" provides a wide variety of words that can be used to further describe nouns that you are writing about or discussing.

vacant - empty, not occupied

vagabond - someone who moves around a lot or doesn't have a long-term home

valiant - brave; courageous; heroic

validatory - serving to validate or corroborate

variable - expected or likely to change or shift

vast - wide; large; of great importance

vaulting - overreaching; exaggerated

vegetarian - prepared without meat

vehement - having great vigor or passion; fervent or eager

velvety - smooth, soft; feeling like velvet to the touch

venerable - honorable; commanding respect

verbose - wordy; using more words than are needed

verdant - green in color; filled with live green plants

versatile - can serve multiple purposes or be used in varying ways

vertical - upright; up and down positioning

viable - possible; capable of growing or living

vindictive - seeking revenge; acting out of spite

violent - causing harm through force; very powerful

virulent - infection that spreads or worsens quickly; filled with malicious intent

visual - can be seen; related to visual images

vital - necessary; important

vitriolic - making harsh remarks; making inflammatory personal attacks

volcanic - relating to or coming from a volcano

voluntary - without coercion; optional

vulnerable - at risk of being harmed

V Adjectives That End With -ous

There’s a bit of a twist with the "v" adjectives listed below. You’ll notice that many of them end with the suffix -ous, which means “full of” or “having qualities of.” Keep this in mind as you continue to add to your own personal list of adjectives!

vacuous - lacking intellect; void of content

vainglorious - vain; boastful

valorous - having great valor

vandalous - destructive; acting as a vandal

vaporous - giving off a vapor, i.e. fog or smog

various - multiple, more than one

venomous - poisonous; spiteful; malicious

venous - related to veins; full of veins

veracious - truthful; honest (not to be confused with voracious: greedy or eager)

vexatious - annoying, causing stress; filled with disorder

vicious - malicious; harmful

victorious - having won something, i.e. a game, competition, or legal case

vigorous - having a lot of strength and energy; robust; forceful

villainous - bad; evil; acting as a villain

villous - anatomical term related to the villi or a structure covered with villi

vinous - associated with or resembling wine

virtuous - pure; chaste; having high moral values

vitreous - derived from glass; resembling glass in appearance

viscous - not liquid or solid; having a thick, sticky consistency

vivacious - lively; high spirited

vociferous - tendency to be loud, especially when giving one’s opinion

voluminous - large, sizeable

voluptuous - an attractive, full-figured woman

vomitous - sickening, nauseating, disgusting, gross

voracious - having an enormous appetite

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Example Sentences Featuring V Adjectives

Wondering how to work these words into your English language communication? These example sentences illustrate ways some of the above terms can be used.

The house I am thinking about buying is already vacant.

Will you please share your vegetarian lasagna recipe with me?

People who live in apartments can grow a vertical garden on a balcony or patio.

These vegetable seeds are three years old, so I'm not sure if they are viable.

I was surprised by the vicious tone of my employee's resignation letter.

This new virus seems to have a few particularly virulent strains.

My sister is the vivacious one in our family.

I love walking through the verdant pasture at my uncle's farm.

My cousin who lives on Saint Vicent sent a photo of volcanic ash falling on her car.

I saw a spider in the backyard that could be venomous.

Answer 2

· warmhearted

· wise

· witty

· wonderful

Answer 3

vibrant!