VOCABULARY OF VERY WORD

Awful – very bad

Sentence – This curry gives awful smell.

Sorrowful – very sad

Sentence – The sorrowful widow begged for mercy.

Distraught – very upset

Sentence – She felt distraught after listening the incident.

Freezing – very cold

Sentence – It’s freezing outside.

Forceful – very strong

Sentence – He gained a reputation as a forceful member of the party

Luminous – very bright

Sentence – The desert was luminous, starkly beautiful.

Swamped – very busy

Sentence – I was swamped with homework.

Cautious – very careful

Sentence – They’ve taken a very cautious approach.

Obvious – very clear

Sentence – She is obvious about her decision.

Perplexed – very confused

Sentence – I was perplexed during my presentation.

Frequently – very often

Sentence – She visit’s her aunt house frequently.

Idiotic – very stupid

Sentence – Her brother is literally an idiotic person.

Ecstatic – very happy

Sentence – My birthday present made me ecstatic.

Frail – very weak

Sentence – She was frail in her childhood.

Battered – very hurt

Sentence – As a child she was battered by her father.

Indolent – very lazy

Sentence – He is indolent about everything.

Slack – very loose

Sentence – The rope suddenly went slack.