A2 Level Wordlist - Essential Opposite Adjectives

Here you will learn some essential English adjectives and their opposites, such as "full and empty", "simple and hard", prepared for A2 learners.

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full

[Adjective]

having no space left

Ex: The bus full, so we had to stand in the aisle during the journey .

empty

[Adjective]

with no one or nothing inside

Ex: empty gas tank left them stranded on the side of the road , miles from the nearest gas station .

necessary

[Adjective]

needed to be done for a particular reason or purpose

Ex: Having the right tools necessary to complete the project efficiently .

unnecessary

[Adjective]

not needed at all or more than what is required

Ex: Using overly complicated language in the presentation unnecessary; the audience would have understood simpler terms .

simple

[Adjective]

not involving difficulty in doing or understanding

Ex: The instructions simple to follow , with clear steps outlined .

hard

[Adjective]

needing a lot of skill or effort to do

Ex: Completing a marathon hard, but many people train hard to achieve this goal .

maximum

[Adjective]

indicating the greatest or highest possible amount, quantity, or degree

Ex: The website allows users to upload files up to maximum size of 10 megabytes .

minimum

[Adjective]

having the least or smallest amount possible

Ex: The minimum amount needed for entry is $10.

near

[Adjective]

not far from a place

Ex: They found a restaurant near the office for lunch.

far

[Adjective]

situated at a considerable distance in space

Ex: From the hilltop , they admired far peaks outlined against the sky .

common

[Adjective]

regular and without any exceptional features

Ex: His response was common that it did n’t stand out in the conversation .

uncommon

[Adjective]

not happening or found often

Ex: It 's uncommon for people to feel nervous before a big presentation .

busy

[Adjective]

having so many things to do in a way that leaves not much free time

Ex: The event planner became busy with coordinating logistics and ensuring everything ran smoothly .

free

[Adjective]

having no particular plans or tasks

Ex: They decided to take advantage of the free time and spontaneously went on a road trip.

lazy

[Adjective]

avoiding work or activity and preferring to do as little as possible

Ex: lazy student consistently skipped classes and failed to complete assignments on time .

hardworking

[Adjective]

(of a person) putting in a lot of effort and dedication to achieve goals or complete tasks

Ex: Their hardworking team completed the project ahead of schedule, thanks to their dedication.

relaxing

[Adjective]

helping our body or mind rest

Ex: The sound of the waves crashing against the shore was incredibly relaxing.

stressful

[Adjective]

causing mental or emotional strain or worry due to pressure or demands

Ex: The job interview was stressful experience for him .

dumb

[Adjective]

struggling to learn or understand things quickly

Ex: dumb criminal left behind ample evidence , making it easy for the police to apprehend him .

comfortable

[Adjective]

(of an object) making you feel relaxed because of it is warm or soft and does not hurt the body

Ex: He opted for comfortable hoodie and sweatpants for the lazy Sunday afternoon .

uncomfortable

[Adjective]

(of clothes, furniture, etc.) unpleasant to use or wear

Ex: She found the uncomfortable to walk in , so she switched to flats .

direct

[Adjective]

going from one place to another in a straight line without stopping or changing direction

Ex: The train offers direct route from the city to the countryside .

indirect

[Adjective]

not going in a straight line or the shortest way

Ex: indirect path through the forest was longer but offered a more peaceful and serene experience .

special

[Adjective]

different or better than what is normal

Ex: special occasion called for a celebration with family and friends .

ordinary

[Adjective]

not unusual or different in any way

Ex: The movie plot ordinary, following a predictable storyline with no surprises .

famous

[Adjective]

known by a lot of people

Ex: She famous overnight after her viral video gained millions of views .

unknown

[Adjective]

(of a person) not known by many people

Ex: The concert featured unknown bands , which surprised the audience .

deep

[Adjective]

having a great distance from the surface to the bottom

Ex: They drilled a hole that was two meters deep to reach the underground pipes.

shallow

[Adjective]

having a short distance from the surface to the bottom

Ex: The river shallow during the dry season , exposing rocks and sandbars .

A2 Level Wordlist
Essential Adverbs	Essential Opposite Adjectives	Emotions	Modal and Other Verbs
Mathematics	Science and the Natural World	Necessary Verbs	Common Verbs
Essential Verbs	Pronouns and Determiners

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A2 Level Wordlist - Essential Opposite Adjectives