Describing Qualities - Describing Qualities
Discover how English idioms like "off the rails" and "a sight for sore eyes" relate to describing qualities in English.
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used to refer to a person or thing that is completely motionless
used to refer to someone or something that is very difficult to lift or move, due to being heavy
used to refer to someone or something that is very easy to lift and carry, due to having no considerable weight
(of a thing) in its most natural or true state of existence
a person or thing that is very strange or unattractive in appearance
used to say that something is extreme or exciting
the devil or any character that has similarities to it
mail that is delivered physically by the postal system as opposed to email and other electronic means
referring to something that is stolen or not in its usual place
to find a thing that one was searching for
to succeed in obtaining something
to be available for use only due to being unwanted
(of an object) clear or thin enough for one to be able to see through it
adhering to traditional values, methods, or styles
extremely or unusually small in size or importance
very appealing to the eyes
used to refer to a place that is completely silent or quiet, with no noise or sound at all
used of someone or something that is seen or considered very normal in America
to look messy, wrinkled, or poorly dressed
in alignment with a specific path, course, or set of guidelines within a given context or framework
