500 Adjetivos em Inglês: Do Básico ao Avançado
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Os adjetivos são as palavras que dão vida à linguagem. Sem eles, tudo é plano: “I saw a dog” vira “I saw a huge, scruffy, adorable dog.” O substantivo é o mesmo, mas os adjetivos pintam uma imagem — tamanho, condição, reação emocional — tudo em três palavras.

O inglês tem milhares de adjetivos, mas a maioria dos estudantes fica presa usando os mesmos vinte: good, bad, big, small, nice, happy, sad, beautiful, ugly, old, new, young, fast, slow, easy, hard, hot, cold, long, short. Funcionam — mas fazem seu inglês soar básico e repetitivo.

Este guia oferece 500 adjetivos organizados por nível (A1–C1) e categoria. Cada adjetivo inclui uma definição clara e exemplo. Use-o como referência para expandir seu vocabulário sistematicamente.

  • Total: 500 adjetivos
  • Organizado por: nível CEFR (A1–C1) e categoria semântica
  • Formato: Adjetivo → Significado → Exemplo

O Que É um Adjetivo?

Um adjetivo é uma palavra que descreve ou modifica um substantivo. Ele responde perguntas como:

  • Que tipo?a tall building, a beautiful sunset
  • Quantos?several options, few mistakes
  • Qual?this book, that car

Onde os Adjetivos Vão na Frase

Posição Exemplo Regra
Antes do substantivo a red car Posição mais comum
Após verbo de ligação The car is red. Após be, seem, look, feel, taste, smell, sound
Após o substantivo something interesting Após pronomes indefinidos

Ordem de Múltiplos Adjetivos

Opinião → Tamanho → Idade → Forma → Cor → Origem → Material → Finalidade

Você diz “a beautiful old Italian painting” — nunca “an Italian old beautiful painting.”

A1–A2: Adjetivos Básicos (100 Palavras)

Aparência e Descrição Física

# Adjetivo Significado Exemplo
1 big grande em tamanho They live in a big house.
2 small pequeno em tamanho She has a small apartment.
3 tall de grande altura He is very tall — about 190 cm.
4 short não alto; breve She is short but strong.
5 long grande em comprimento ou duração The movie was really long.
6 old que viveu muitos anos My grandmother is 85 years old.
7 young não velho She’s too young to drive.
8 new feito ou comprado recentemente I got a new phone yesterday.
9 beautiful muito atraente What a beautiful view!
10 ugly desagradável de ver The building is really ugly.
11 clean livre de sujeira The kitchen is very clean.
12 dirty não limpo His shoes are dirty from the mud.
13 fat com excesso de peso corporal The cat is getting fat.
14 thin não espesso; magro She’s very thin.
15 dark sem luz; de cor profunda The room is too dark to read.
16 light com brilho; não pesado The bag is very light.
17 heavy de grande peso This box is too heavy to carry.
18 round de forma circular The table is round.
19 flat com superfície nivelada The land here is flat.
20 sharp com borda cortante fina Be careful — that knife is sharp.

Sentimentos e Personalidade

# Adjetivo Significado Exemplo
21 happy sentindo alegria She looks very happy today.
22 sad sentindo tristeza He was sad to leave.
23 angry sentindo forte desagrado Don’t make her angry!
24 tired precisando de descanso I’m so tired after work.
25 hungry querendo comida Are you hungry? Let’s eat.
26 thirsty querendo água I’m really thirsty — can I have water?
27 scared sentindo medo She’s scared of spiders.
28 nice agradável He’s a very nice person.
29 kind generoso, atencioso That was very kind of you.
30 funny causando risos She tells really funny jokes.
31 quiet fazendo pouco barulho The library is quiet.
32 loud fazendo muito barulho The music is too loud.
33 friendly caloroso e acolhedor People here are very friendly.
34 brave mostrando coragem The firefighter was very brave.
35 lazy não disposto a trabalhar Don’t be lazy — study harder.
36 busy tendo muito a fazer Sorry, I’m very busy today.
37 stupid não inteligente That was a stupid mistake.
38 smart inteligente She’s the smartest kid in class.
39 strong tendo poder físico He’s very strong.
40 weak sem força I felt weak after the illness.

Qualidade e Avaliação

# Adjetivo Significado Exemplo
41 good de alta qualidade This is a really good book.
42 bad de baixa qualidade The weather is bad today.
43 great muito bom; grande That’s a great idea!
44 terrible extremamente ruim The food was terrible.
45 easy não difícil The test was easy.
46 hard difícil; sólido Math is hard for some people.
47 fast movendo-se rapidamente She’s a fast runner.
48 slow não rápido The internet is really slow.
49 hot alta temperatura The coffee is too hot.
50 cold baixa temperatura It’s very cold outside.
51 warm confortavelmente quente The water is warm.
52 cool levemente frio; também “na moda” It’s cool outside today.
53 expensive custando muito The restaurant is too expensive.
54 cheap não custando muito The food is cheap and good.
55 free sem custo; não restrito Entry is free on Sundays.
56 rich tendo muito dinheiro She’s very rich.
57 poor tendo pouco dinheiro The family is very poor.
58 safe livre de perigo This neighborhood is safe.
59 dangerous propenso a causar dano The road is dangerous at night.
60 important tendo grande valor Education is very important.

Cores, Sabores e Outros Básicos

# Adjetivo Significado Exemplo
61 red a cor do sangue She wore a red dress.
62 blue a cor do céu The sky is bright blue today.
63 green a cor da grama The park is very green in summer.
64 black a cor mais escura He drives a black car.
65 white a cor mais clara The walls are white.
66 yellow a cor do sol She bought yellow flowers.
67 sweet sabor de açúcar This cake is very sweet.
68 sour sabor de limão The milk has gone sour.
69 salty com sabor de sal The soup is too salty.
70 spicy com sabores fortes I love spicy food.
71 delicious muito gostoso The pasta was delicious!
72 horrible muito ruim, desagradável The taste was horrible.
73 open não fechado The door is open.
74 closed não aberto The shop is closed today.
75 full contendo o máximo The glass is full.
76 empty não contendo nada The room is empty.
77 wet coberto de água My shoes are wet.
78 dry não molhado Is the paint dry yet?
79 right correto; oposto de esquerdo That’s the right answer.
80 wrong não correto You gave the wrong address.
81 same não diferente We have the same birthday!
82 different não igual The two plans are very different.
83 next vindo imediatamente depois The next bus leaves in 10 minutes.
84 last vindo no final This is the last chance.
85 first vindo antes de todos os outros She was the first to arrive.
86 ready preparado Are you ready to go?
87 sure certo Are you sure about this?
88 true de acordo com os fatos Is that story true?
89 real existindo de fato Is that a real diamond?
90 possible capaz de acontecer Is it possible to change the date?
91 simple fácil de entender The instructions are simple.
92 difficult difícil de fazer ou entender The question was difficult.
93 special melhor ou diferente do usual Today is a special day.
94 popular apreciado por muitas pessoas This song is very popular.
95 famous conhecido por muitas pessoas She’s a famous actress.
96 common acontecendo frequentemente Colds are common in winter.
97 main mais importante What’s the main problem?
98 only único He’s the only child.
99 own pertencendo a si mesmo I want my own room.
100 whole inteiro, completo I ate the whole pizza.

Ordem dos adjetivos em inglês: opinião, tamanho, idade, forma, cor, origem, material, finalidade

B1–B2: Adjetivos Intermediários (200 Palavras)

Personalidade e Caráter

# Adjetivo Significado Exemplo
101 ambitious com forte desejo de ter sucesso She’s very ambitious — she wants to be CEO.
102 arrogant com senso exagerado de importância He’s talented but incredibly arrogant.
103 confident autoconfiante She’s confident in her abilities.
104 creative capaz de produzir novas ideias The designer is very creative.
105 curious ansioso para aprender ou saber Children are naturally curious.
106 generous disposto a dar livremente She’s very generous with her time.
107 honest verdadeiro I appreciate your honest opinion.
108 humble não orgulhoso ou arrogante Despite his success, he remains humble.
109 jealous invejoso de alguém She’s jealous of her sister’s success.
110 loyal fiel e comprometido He’s a loyal friend.
111 mature totalmente crescido; sensato She’s very mature for her age.
112 moody com humores imprevisíveis He’s been moody all week.
113 naive sem experiência She was too naive to see the danger.
114 optimistic esperando bons resultados She’s optimistic about the future.
115 pessimistic esperando maus resultados Don’t be so pessimistic — we’ll be fine.
116 patient capaz de esperar calmamente Teachers need to be very patient.
117 polite bem-educado The staff are always polite.
118 reliable confiável She’s the most reliable person I know.
119 selfish pensando apenas em si mesmo Don’t be selfish — share with others.
120 sensible com bom julgamento That’s a sensible decision.
121 sensitive facilmente afetado emocionalmente She’s very sensitive to criticism.
122 shy nervoso ao redor de pessoas He’s too shy to speak in public.
123 stubborn recusando-se a mudar de ideia She’s too stubborn to admit she’s wrong.
124 tolerant aceitando diferenças We need to be more tolerant of each other.
125 witty inteligente e humorístico She always has a witty response.

Aparência e Descrições

# Adjetivo Significado Exemplo
126 attractive agradável de olhar She’s an attractive woman.
127 brilliant muito brilhante; muito inteligente The sun is brilliant today.
128 charming agradavelmente atraente What a charming little village!
129 elegant graciosamente elegante She wore an elegant dress.
130 enormous extremamente grande The house has an enormous garden.
131 fascinating extremamente interessante The documentary was fascinating.
132 gorgeous muito bonito The sunset was gorgeous.
133 handsome bonito (tipicamente para homens) He’s a very handsome man.
134 huge extremamente grande There’s a huge crowd outside.
135 massive muito grande e pesado The storm caused massive damage.
136 narrow não largo The road is too narrow for two cars.
137 neat organizado e arrumado Her desk is always neat.
138 pale claro; sem cor She looked pale and tired.
139 rough não liso The surface feels rough.
140 smooth com superfície uniforme The baby’s skin is so smooth.
141 steep subindo abruptamente The hill is very steep.
142 straight sem curvas Draw a straight line.
143 thick largo de um lado ao outro The walls are very thick.
144 tight ajustado de perto These shoes are too tight.
145 tiny extremamente pequeno She lives in a tiny apartment.
146 vast extremamente grande em área The Sahara is a vast desert.
147 wide de grande largura The river is very wide here.
148 hollow com espaço vazio dentro The tree trunk is hollow.
149 solid firme, duro The table is made of solid oak.
150 transparent que permite ver através The water is transparent.

Emoções e Estados

# Adjetivo Significado Exemplo
151 anxious preocupado, inquieto She’s anxious about the interview.
152 ashamed sentindo culpa ou embaraço He was ashamed of his behavior.
153 confused incapaz de entender I’m confused by the instructions.
154 content satisfeito e tranquilo She felt content with her life.
155 delighted muito satisfeito I’m delighted to meet you.
156 desperate em necessidade urgente He’s desperate for a job.
157 disappointed triste porque as expectativas não foram atendidas She was disappointed with the result.
158 embarrassed sentindo-se desconfortável ou envergonhado He was embarrassed by the mistake.
159 exhausted extremamente cansado I’m completely exhausted.
160 frustrated sentindo-se chateado ou irritado She’s frustrated with the slow progress.
161 grateful sentindo-se agradecido I’m grateful for your help.
162 guilty sentindo-se responsável por uma ação errada He felt guilty about lying.
163 hopeful sentindo-se otimista I’m hopeful about the outcome.
164 impressed sentindo admiração I was impressed by her presentation.
165 lonely sentindo-se sozinho e triste She felt lonely in the new city.
166 nervous sentindo-se preocupado com algo He’s nervous about the exam.
167 overwhelmed sentindo-se sobrecarregado She was overwhelmed by the workload.
168 proud sentindo satisfação nas conquistas Her parents are very proud.
169 relieved sentindo o estresse aliviado I was relieved when the results came back.
170 satisfied sentindo que as necessidades foram atendidas Are you satisfied with the service?

Qualidade, Situações e Conceitos Abstratos

# Adjetivo Significado Exemplo
171 accurate correto, exato The report is accurate.
172 appropriate adequado para a situação That outfit isn’t appropriate for the office.
173 available que pode ser usado ou obtido Is this room available?
174 capable tendo a capacidade de fazer algo She’s a very capable manager.
175 complex tendo muitas partes The problem is more complex than we thought.
176 convenient fácil de usar, adequado The hotel is in a convenient location.
177 crucial extremamente importante Timing is crucial.
178 effective produzindo o resultado desejado The medicine was effective.
179 essential absolutamente necessário Water is essential for life.
180 familiar bem conhecido, reconhecido The name sounds familiar.
181 flexible capaz de mudar ou adaptar We need a flexible schedule.
182 fortunate tendo boa sorte We were fortunate to survive.
183 frequent acontecendo frequentemente Frequent exercise improves health.
184 genuine real, autêntico Is this a genuine leather bag?
185 gradual acontecendo lentamente com o tempo There was a gradual improvement.
186 inevitable certo de acontecer Change is inevitable.
187 obvious claramente aparente The answer is obvious.
188 permanent duradouro para sempre The damage is permanent.
189 pleasant agradável We had a pleasant conversation.
190 practical útil, realista We need a practical solution.
191 previous vindo antes no tempo In the previous chapter…
192 rapid acontecendo rapidamente The country saw rapid growth.
193 reasonable justo, sensato The price is reasonable.
194 relevant relacionado ao assunto Is this information relevant?
195 severe muito sério, extremo The storm caused severe damage.
196 significant importante, significativo There was a significant change.
197 sufficient o suficiente Is the evidence sufficient?
198 suitable apropriado para o fim The hotel is suitable for families.
199 thorough completo e cuidadoso She did a thorough investigation.
200 unusual não comum It’s unusual to see snow here.

B2–C1: Adjetivos Avançados (250 Palavras)

Personalidade e Comportamento

# Adjetivo Significado Exemplo
251 assertive confiante e firme She’s assertive without being aggressive.
252 benevolent bondoso, caridoso A benevolent donor funded the project.
253 charismatic que inspira devoção nos outros He’s a charismatic leader.
254 compassionate sentindo simpatia pelos outros Nurses need to be compassionate.
255 conscientious minucioso e cuidadoso She’s a conscientious worker.
256 cynical desconfiando dos motivos das pessoas He’s become cynical about politics.
257 diligent trabalhador e cuidadoso She’s a diligent student.
258 discreet cuidadoso para não chamar atenção Please be discreet about this.
259 eccentric não convencional, ligeiramente estranho She’s a lovable eccentric.
260 eloquent falando fluentemente e persuasivamente She gave an eloquent speech.
261 empathetic compreendendo os sentimentos dos outros Good leaders are empathetic.
262 enigmatic misterioso, difícil de entender She has an enigmatic smile.
263 gullible facilmente enganado He’s too gullible — he believes everything.
264 impulsive agindo sem pensar She made an impulsive purchase.
265 indifferent não se importando He seemed indifferent to the outcome.
266 insightful tendo compreensão profunda Her comments were very insightful.
267 meticulous muito cuidadoso com os detalhes He’s meticulous about his work.
268 nonchalant casualmente tranquilo She was nonchalant about the danger.
269 obnoxious extremamente desagradável The customer was obnoxious.
270 persistent continuando apesar das dificuldades She’s persistent — she never gives up.
271 pragmatic lidando com as coisas praticamente We need a pragmatic approach.
272 pretentious tentando parecer mais importante The restaurant is pretentious.
273 resilient capaz de se recuperar rapidamente Children are remarkably resilient.
274 skeptical não facilmente convencido I’m skeptical about his claims.
275 spontaneous feito sem planejamento Let’s be spontaneous — go on a road trip!

Descritivo e Abstrato

# Adjetivo Significado Exemplo
276 abundant existindo em grandes quantidades The region has abundant natural resources.
277 adequate suficiente The budget is adequate for the project.
278 adverse desfavorável, prejudicial Adverse weather delayed the flight.
279 ambiguous tendo múltiplos significados The instructions are ambiguous.
280 compelling poderosamente convincente The evidence is compelling.
281 conceivable imaginável, possível Every conceivable option was considered.
282 conducive tornando algo provável The environment is conducive to learning.
283 consecutive seguindo um após o outro She won three consecutive titles.
284 conspicuous claramente visível, chamando atenção His absence was conspicuous.
285 controversial causando desacordo The decision was controversial.
286 conventional seguindo padrões tradicionais She rejected conventional thinking.
287 definitive final, conclusivo This is the definitive guide.
288 deliberate feito intencionalmente It was a deliberate mistake.
289 detrimental causando dano Smoking is detrimental to health.
290 dismal deprimentemente ruim The team’s performance was dismal.
291 distinct claramente diferente The two species are distinct.
292 diverse mostrando variedade The city has a diverse population.
293 drastic extremo, severo We need drastic action.
294 elusive difícil de encontrar ou alcançar Success remains elusive.
295 eminent famoso e respeitado She’s an eminent professor.
296 erratic imprevisível, irregular His behavior has been erratic.
297 exquisite extremamente bonito The craftsmanship is exquisite.
298 feasible possível e prático Is the plan feasible?
299 formidable inspirando medo ou respeito She’s a formidable opponent.
300 futile inútil, sem sentido Resistance is futile.

Mais Adjetivos Avançados (301–500)

# Adjetivo Significado Exemplo
301 imminent prestes a acontecer A decision is imminent.
302 implicit implícito, não declarado diretamente There was an implicit agreement.
303 indispensable absolutamente necessário She became indispensable to the team.
304 inherent existindo como parte natural Risk is inherent in business.
305 innate inato, natural She has an innate talent for music.
306 intriguing despertando curiosidade The discovery is intriguing.
307 lucrative produzindo grande lucro He found a lucrative career in tech.
308 mundane entediante, cotidiano She wanted to escape her mundane routine.
309 negligible tão pequeno que não tem significado The side effects are negligible.
310 notorious famoso por algo ruim The prison is notorious.
311 obscure pouco conhecido She referenced an obscure law.
312 paramount de suprema importância Safety is paramount.
313 peculiar estranho, incomum That’s a peculiar thing to say.
314 pertinent relevante, aplicável Is this pertinent to the discussion?
315 plausible parecendo razoável His explanation is plausible.
316 predominant mais comum ou influente English is the predominant language.
317 preliminary vindo antes da parte principal The preliminary results are encouraging.
318 profound muito profundo ou intenso The book had a profound effect on me.
319 prominent importante, bem conhecido She’s a prominent figure in politics.
320 prosperous bem-sucedido, rico The country is becoming prosperous.
321 redundant não mais necessário; repetitivo His position was made redundant.
322 rigorous minucioso, exigente The testing was rigorous.
323 robust forte e saudável The economy is robust.
324 scarce em falta Clean water is scarce here.
325 shrewd com julgamento aguçado She’s a shrewd businesswoman.
326 sophisticated complexo, refinado The system is sophisticated.
327 sporadic ocorrendo em intervalos irregulares There was sporadic fighting.
328 staggering assombrosamente grande The cost was staggering.
329 stringent estrito, preciso The regulations are stringent.
330 subsequent vindo depois In subsequent years, profits rose.
331 substantial grande em tamanho ou valor She received a substantial raise.
332 superficial existindo apenas na superfície The analysis is superficial.
333 tangible capaz de ser tocado ou medido We need tangible results.
334 tentative não certo, cauteloso We have a tentative agreement.
335 trivial sem importância, menor Don’t waste time on trivial matters.
336 ubiquitous encontrado em todo lugar Smartphones are ubiquitous.
337 unprecedented nunca feito antes The growth was unprecedented.
338 viable capaz de funcionar Is the plan viable?
339 volatile propenso a mudar rapidamente The stock market is volatile.
340 worthwhile valendo o tempo ou esforço The training was worthwhile.

Adjetivos Acadêmicos e Profissionais (401–500)

# Adjetivo Significado Exemplo
401 abstract teórico, não concreto The concept is too abstract.
402 accessible fácil de abordar ou usar The building is wheelchair accessible.
403 authoritative confiável e que exige respeito She wrote the authoritative guide.
404 chronic durando muito tempo He suffers from chronic pain.
405 collaborative envolvendo trabalho em equipe It was a collaborative effort.
406 complementary completando um ao outro The two approaches are complementary.
407 credible acreditável Is the witness credible?
408 dynamic energético, em constante mudança The market is dynamic.
409 ethical moralmente correto Is this an ethical decision?
410 holistic considerando o todo We take a holistic approach.
411 innovative introduzindo novas ideias The company is highly innovative.
412 mandatory exigido por lei Attendance is mandatory.
413 nuanced tendo diferenças sutis The issue is more nuanced than it seems.
414 objective não influenciado por sentimentos Try to be objective.
415 optimal o melhor possível This is the optimal solution.
416 pivotal de importância central It was a pivotal moment.
417 proactive tomando ação antes que os problemas surjam Be proactive, not reactive.
418 qualitative relacionado à qualidade We need qualitative research.
419 quantitative relacionado à quantidade The quantitative data supports this.
420 sustainable capaz de continuar a longo prazo We need sustainable energy.
421 systematic feito de forma organizada She took a systematic approach.
422 theoretical baseado em teoria, não prática The model is theoretical.
423 unbiased sem preconceito The report is unbiased.
424 widespread ocorrendo em grande área The problem is widespread.
425–500 contentious, cumbersome, defiant, desolate, diminishing, dire, disposable, divergent, dormant, dubious, exemplary, exhaustive, exorbitant, expedient, flawed, fleeting, gratuitous, immutable, impending, incidental, incoherent, inconsistent, inert, inflammatory, insurmountable, intangible, intricate, invasive, irrevocable, latent, lavish, malicious, negligent, obsolete, overt, paradoxical, precarious, presumptuous, relentless, resilient, rudimentary, scrupulous, susceptible, tangential, tenuous Ver exemplos em contexto Estas palavras avançadas aparecem em artigos acadêmicos, relatórios empresariais e jornalismo de qualidade.

Adjetivos por nível CEFR: A1-A2 básico, B1-B2 intermediário, B2-C1 avançado

Adjetivos para Praticar

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- The boom of thunder echoed across the valley.

- The technology boom created many new millionaires.

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- Companies evaluate job candidates based on experience, skills, and personality.

- Teachers evaluate student progress through tests, projects, and classroom participation.

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- She will graduate from university next year with a degree in engineering.

- Students must complete all requirements before they can graduate from high school.

horizon

substantivo

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- The sun disappeared behind the horizon as evening approached.

- Traveling broadens your horizon and exposes you to new cultures.

indispensable

adjetivo

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- Clean water is indispensable for human survival and good health.

- Her experience and skills make her indispensable to the research team.

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- The jury deliberated for several hours before reaching a verdict.

- The talent show jury consisted of professional musicians and entertainers.

lifelong

adjetivo

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- Learning is a lifelong process that never truly ends.

- Their lifelong friendship began during elementary school years.

motivated

adjetivo

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- Motivated employee seeks additional responsibilities and challenges at work.

- Success requires being motivated even when facing difficult obstacles.

normally

advérbio

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- Heart normally beats between sixty and hundred times per minute.

- Students normally arrive at school before morning bell rings.

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- Please turn off the lights before leaving the room.

- The dog ran off into the forest chasing wild rabbits.

prejudice

substantivo

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- Education helps overcome prejudice and promotes understanding.

- Racial prejudice damages communities and individuals alike.

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- Mediator helps parties resolve dispute through negotiation.

- Technical team will resolve software problems quickly.

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- Heavy workload may stress employees beyond limits.

- Teacher will stress importance of homework completion.

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- Total cost includes all fees and expenses.

- Total silence fills room during meditation session.

tragedy

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- Natural tragedy affects thousands of innocent people.

- Personal tragedy changes person's life perspective completely.

union

substantivo

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- Labor union protects worker rights and interests.

- Marriage union joins two people in partnership.

voyage

substantivo

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- Space exploration represents humanity's greatest voyage into the unknown.

- The ocean voyage from Europe to America took several weeks in the past.

candidate

substantivo

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- Each presidential candidate presented their policy plans to voters.

- The job candidate impressed the interview panel with her experience.

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- Don't let one failure discourage you from pursuing your dreams.

- High prices discourage many people from buying organic food products.

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- Many people donate money to charities that help homeless individuals.

- She decided to donate blood to help patients in emergency situations.

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- Hold the rope firmly while climbing down the steep mountain slope.

- The manager firmly believed in treating all employees with respect.

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- Parents should guide their children to make responsible decisions.

- The experienced hiker will guide the group through the mountain trail safely.

humorous

adjetivo

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- She writes humorous articles about everyday life and family experiences.

- The humorous speech made everyone laugh and lightened the serious mood.

admission

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- Her admission to the prestigious medical school was the result of hard work.

- The museum offers free admission on the first Sunday of every month.

O Que Fazer a Seguir

  1. Identifique seu nível. Scan da lista A1–A2. Se você conhece todos, passe para B1–B2.

  2. Aprenda 5 novos adjetivos por dia. Escreva cada um numa frase sobre sua própria vida.

  3. Substitua adjetivos básicos. Na próxima vez que escrever “good”, pare e escolha uma alternativa mais precisa: excellent, remarkable, adequate, decent.

  4. Adicione ao Linglify para prática com repetição espaçada.

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FAQ

Quais são os 10 adjetivos mais comuns em inglês?

Os adjetivos mais usados em inglês são: good, new, first, last, long, great, little, own, other, old.

Qual é a ordem correta dos adjetivos em inglês?

O inglês segue uma ordem específica: Opinião → Tamanho → Idade → Forma → Cor → Origem → Material → Finalidade → Substantivo. Falantes nativos seguem essa ordem instintivamente — simplesmente “soa certo.”

Quantos adjetivos devo usar em uma frase?

Um ou dois adjetivos por substantivo é o ideal. Três é aceitável na escrita criativa. Quatro ou mais fica estranho. Na escrita acadêmica, um adjetivo preciso é melhor do que três vagos.

Qual é a diferença entre adjetivos em -ed e -ing?

Adjetivos terminados em -ed descrevem como uma pessoa se sente: “I’m bored.” Adjetivos terminados em -ing descrevem o que causa o sentimento: “The movie is boring.”