Sentence examples for this adjective from inspiring English sources

"But — is this bacterial, too?" How matter-of-factly this adjective rolls off my tongue — bacterial.

This adjective began in Britain in the 16th century to describe the onset of a stomachache.

I need to add this adjective here and remove that verb there".

lyrical: Reviewers use this adjective when they want to say something is well written.

"Dear Dan, Thank you for this (adjective, sometimes with intensifier) review.

This adjective describes, literally or metaphorically, someone who can't look very far ahead.

So let me start with what I'm sure about: I have never enjoyed myself in a comedy show more than in this adjective-defyingly unusual mixture of stand-up, storytelling, film, performance art, poetry, quick-change artistry and interactive lager drinking (see? I told you it was going to be tricky).

If you know the person use information about their past flaws: lazy, promiscuous, stupid, unaccomplished, etc. and always follow or precede this adjectives with a strong curse word.

Besides this, the adjective "nice", for example, in Polish language can be used in 5 different forms.

Yet, listening to those inside the industry, this is the adjective used to describe Bill Cunningham, who died this week.

The most widely understood sense of this compound adjective is the new sense of forthcoming.