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Random Adjective Generator

Pick a difficulty and how many adjectives, then tap Generate for a fresh set of describing words.

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How it works

  1. Choose easy, medium or hard adjectives.
  2. Set how many adjectives you want.
  3. Tap Generate and use the words in your writing.

Every pick starts from your browser's cryptographic random number generator, so each option has the same chance unless you set a weight. The pool behind this tool holds 682 words. How the randomness works.

Ways to use it

Spicing up an essay

A student swaps every use of good for a stronger adjective from the list. Words like brisk, gloomy or sturdy say far more than nice.

Character description drill

Writers draw three adjectives and describe a stranger at a bus stop using all of them.

Silly story game

Kids fill blanks in a funny story with random adjectives and read it aloud.

Descriptive writing in class

A teacher posts five hard adjectives and students look up and use each one.

Improv scene prompt

An improv group gets one adjective for how a character walks on stage.

Questions people ask

What is an adjective?

An adjective describes a noun. In the sentence a fuzzy blanket, fuzzy is the adjective telling you about the blanket.

What order should adjectives go in?

English usually goes opinion, size, age, shape, color, origin, material, purpose. That is why we say a lovely little old red barn, not a red old little lovely one.

What are comparative adjectives?

They compare two things, usually by adding -er or using more. Tall becomes taller, and careful becomes more careful.

Can an adjective come after the noun?

Yes, after verbs like is or seems. In the soup is hot, hot is still an adjective describing the soup. Linking verbs like looks, feels and tastes work the same way.

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