What adjectives can describe writing?

Answer 1

A-

Aromatic

Adamant

Aggressive

Abominable

Aggravating

B-

Bright

Beautiful

Burning

Beaming

Bloody

Brilliant

Blue

Black

Brown

Bumpy

Bitter

C-

Clamouring

Crazy

Colourful

Crispy

D-

Dark

Delicious

E-

Eerie

Elegant

Exceptional

Enormous

F-

Fantastic

G-

Gooey

Gloomy

Groaning

Glimmering

Gleaming

Green

Glamorous

Glorious

Ginormous

Gargantuan

Grotesque

H-

Happy

Humungous

Horrible

Heavy

Healthy

I-

Imaginative

Interesting

Interminable

Incredible

J-

Jolly

L-

Luxurious

Lustrous

Lovely

Lovable

Loving

Long

Living

M-

Mysterious

Moaning

Muffled

Minuscule

Magical

Mesmerising

N-

Never-ending

Nameless

O-

Obscure

Orange

P-

Pretty

Pink

Purple

Picturesque

Phenomenal

Patterned

Poxy

Parallel

Q-

Quick

Quiet

R-

Romantic

Red

Rainy

Rich

Rotten

Ringing

S-

Spooky

Sticky

Serene

Shrieking

Shiny

Shimmering

Smoky

Stinky

Sharp

Smooth

Sombre

Sweet

Sour

Sensational

Sultry

Sublime

Scarlet

T-

Tingling

Terrible

Terrific

Talented

Tame

U-

Ugly

V-

Vicious

Violent

Violet

Valiant

W-

Wailing

Whispering

White

Wonderful

Weird

Wacky

Y-

Yellow

Yummy

Yucky

It depends on what you are describing. For example, if you are describing summer, rather than using hot or sunny, you could say sizzling or luminous.

Answer 2

I think you're getting a little confused here. You don't write a story by starting with the adjectives! You write a story based on an idea of something happening to someone - and that's verbs and nouns. First you decide what happens, then you can add adjectives in later.

Answer 3

some adjectives are: helpful, smart, annoying, calming, brave, careful, kind, sad, happy, worried.

Answer 4

You can't describe stories in general really, it depends on the story

Answer 5

Keep it simple is good advice, and adjectives will give colour and shape to your nouns and verbs.

Answer 6

Three adjectives to describe a story include interesting, thrilling, and boring.

Answer 7

Slowly, quickly, sharply, awkwardly

Answer 8

Cool

Answer 9

intersing ,thirlling , awesome