In writing, descriptive words give the reader a picture of what you are trying to express without using metaphors or similes. A descriptive word is also known as an adjective. An adjective makes the scene seem realer. For example, say you read this sentence. "They lifted the Caution tape and examined the body." That is really vague. Now add adjectives. "They lift the neon yellow bold-lettered caution tape and examined the pockmarked bloody body."
You can use adjectives almost anywhere. They are the descriptive words of our language and really bring all other words to life.
descriptive words are also known as vivid words.
When picturing a scene for a cinquain, I focus on vivid imagery and sensory details to create a strong visual impression. I think about the colors, sounds, and emotions that I want to convey in each line to bring the scene to life for the reader. By using descriptive language and evocative words, I aim to paint a clear picture in the reader's mind within the constraints of the cinquain structure.
Gibberish and nonsense are descriptive words.
Some descriptive cooking words (adjectives) that start with A are:acidicaddedadventurousappealingappetizingaromaticauthenticawful
Some descriptive words that contain the letter J are:adjustableCajunenjoyablejadejazzyjealousjoyfuljuniormajorpejorativeprejudicedrejuvenating
A descriptive adjective
fire words
The English language is filled with visually descriptive words. Ten visually descriptive words include pretty, muscular, manly, dainty, charming, shapely, robust, elegant, lovely, and nimble.
you are fat as a hippo
Marvelous
Obvious?