Artistic Descriptions

adjective radiant or glowing with light or color

• The room was aglow with the warm light of the chandeliers.
• The bonfire left everyone's faces aglow as they roasted marshmallows.
• Her smile had him feeling all aglow inside.
• The artist's creativity was aglow with inspiration as she painted.

adjective resembling or characteristic of a corpse

• The medical examiner noted the cadaverous appearance of the body during the autopsy.
• She looked so pale and sickly, almost cadaverous.
• That guy's face was totally cadaverous after pulling an all-nighter.
• The abandoned house had a cadaverous feel to it, with its peeling paint and overgrown yard.

noun a substance or object that emits light when heated

adjective shining or glowing brightly

• The candescent light from the chandelier illuminated the entire ballroom.
• I love how candescent the bonfire looks against the night sky.
• The concert was lit, the stage was candescent with all the bright lights.
• Her smile was so warm and candescent, it could light up a room.

adjective Drooping is used as an adjective to describe something that is hanging or bending downward.

• The flowers in the garden were drooping from lack of water.
• The plant in my room is drooping because I keep forgetting to water it.
• Her hair was so long and heavy that it started drooping after a few hours.
• His spirits were drooping after receiving the bad news.

adjective extremely unpleasant or bad; terrible

• The quality of the product was godawful and did not meet our expectations.
• I tried watching that movie last night, but it was godawful.
• The weather today is just godawful, I wish it would clear up.
• The traffic on the highway was godawful, it took me twice as long to get home.

noun a light, thin, and insubstantial material or substance

adjective of or resembling gossamer; very light, thin, and insubstantial

• The gossamery fabric of her gown shimmered in the sunlight.
• She wore a gossamery scarf that fluttered in the breeze.
• That gossamery top is so cute!
• The delicate gossamery nature of their relationship was easily shattered.

adjective clear, transparent, or easily understood

• The limpid water of the mountain stream was crystal clear and free of impurities.
• I could see straight to the bottom of the limpid pool and spot all the fish swimming around.
• The limpid drink tasted so refreshing on a hot summer day.
• Her limpid eyes revealed the depth of her emotions, despite her calm exterior.

noun a quality or state of being beautiful or pleasing in a graceful or delicate way

• The loveliness of the garden was enhanced by the colorful flowers and well-trimmed hedges.
• I can't get over the loveliness of that sunset last night, it was breathtaking.
• Check out the loveliness of that new car, it's so sleek and stylish.
• Her loveliness shone through in everything she did, making her a joy to be around.

adjective describing something that is shining or glowing with light; translucent or clear

• The scientist observed the specimen under the lucent microscope.
• The lucent screen of the new phone is so clear and bright.
• Her lucent eyes sparkled with excitement as she talked about her crush.
• The artist's painting had a lucent quality that seemed to glow from within.

adjective describing a quality of brightness, light, or brilliance

• The luminous chandelier cast a soft glow over the elegant ballroom.
• Her luminous smile lit up the room.
• That new highlighter is so luminous, it's blinding!
• The artist's words were as luminous as the colors on his canvas.

adjective having or showing impressive beauty or dignity

• The majestic palace stood tall against the backdrop of the mountains.
• Wow, that castle looks so majestic!
• That car is absolutely majestic, dude!
• Her voice had a majestic quality that captivated the audience.

adjective playfully mischievous

• The professor had a puckish sense of humor that often caught his students off guard.
• She couldn't help but smile at his puckish grin as he teased her playfully.
• The comedian's puckish antics had the audience roaring with laughter.
• Her eyes sparkled with a puckish gleam as she plotted a mischievous prank.

adjective showing great happiness, love, or health

• Her radiant smile lit up the room as soon as she entered.
• She looked absolutely radiant in that dress!
• She was glowing like a radiant queen.
• The sun set in a radiant display of colors over the horizon.

adjective having the grace, pose, or proportions of a statue

• The statuesque woman stood tall and elegant at the gala event.
• Wow, she's so statuesque, like a model or something.
• She's got that statuesque vibe that turns heads wherever she goes.
• His leadership style was statuesque, commanding respect from all who worked with him.

adjective having a greenish tinge; becoming green or greenish

• The viridescent leaves of the trees provided a soothing backdrop to the garden.
• I love how the viridescent plants brighten up the room.
• Check out those viridescent bushes, they're so lush!
• Her eyes were a viridescent pool of emotions, reflecting her inner turmoil.

noun a word that represents a person, place, thing, or idea

verb a word that expresses an action, occurrence, or state of being

adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun

preposition a word that shows the relationship between a noun (or pronoun) and other words in a sentence

article a word that specifies a noun as definite or indefinite

• The ball is on the slates, which may cause damage to the roofing material.
• Oh no, the ball is on the slates again, someone needs to get it down before it causes any damage.
• Dude, the ball is on the slates, we gotta grab it before it falls off.
• Just like the ball on the slates, sometimes we find ourselves in precarious situations that require careful handling.

adjective describing something that does not have stars visible in the sky

• The unstarry sky on a cloudy night was a disappointment for stargazers.
• I was hoping for a clear night to see the stars, but it's unstarry tonight.
• The sky looks so unstarry, it's like a bummer.
• Her future seemed unstarry, lacking in excitement or promise.

adjective open or ajar

adverb in a state of being open or ajar

• The doors of the museum were abrim with eager visitors.
• The store was abrim with people trying to get last minute gifts.
• The party was abrim with cool kids and good vibes.
• Her mind was abrim with creative ideas for her next project.