Gaunt 1100 Words You Need Week 35 Day 3 Gaunt 1100 Words You Need Week 35 Day 3 /gɔːnt/ US /gɑːnt/ (adj) extremely thin and underweight because of starvation or disease, emaciated, haggard, lean, skinny, bony, as thin as a rake, hollow-cheeked, skin and bone, cadaverous, wasted, unattractive, stark in outline and appearance, scrawny, skeletal …
Unkempt 1100 Words You Need Week 34 Day 4 Unkempt 1100 Words You Need Week 34 Day 4 /ʌnˈkempt/ (adj) untidy and slovenly, not cared for, disheveled, messy, scruffy, disarranged, ungroomed, uncombed, needing grooming, tousled, ruffled My son and I were always close. My DiL is a few years older than my son and I …
Disheveled 1100 Words You Need Week 34 Day 2 Disheveled 1100 Words You Need Week 34 Day 2 /dɪˈʃev.əld/ (adj) (of people and their appearance) very untidy and slovenly, unkempt, disordered, messy, sloppy, uncombed, ruffled, scruffy, unruly “Did you have a rough night?” when an employee arrives to work late, disheveled and with bloodshot eyes, …
Metamorphosis 1100 Words You Need Metamorphosis 1100 Words You Need /ˌmet.əˈmɔː.fəʊz/ change of physical form that takes place gradually, change of appearance or character, transformation, change, alteration, mutation, transmutation, conversation, transfiguration, transformed person or thing The butterfly and moth develop through a process called metamorphosis. This is a Greek word that means transformation or change …
A Chip off the Old Block A Chip off the Old Block a child who is very similar to their parents in character or appearance, spitting image, younger version, clone, mirror image, living image, replica, a child resembling their parents: Jenny’s a real chip off the old block. She must have been very close to …
Impress Impress (verb) /ɪmˈpres/ to make someone like, respect or admire you because of your appearance, performance or what you say or do – amaze: I was deeply impressed by his good performance at the piano. Parts of Speech Adjective: impressive Adverb: impressively Noun: impression Antonyms disappoint, neglect
Slender Slender (adj) /ˈslen.dəʳ/ US /-dɚ/ gracefully thin – delicate and attractive, slim, small, lean, slight: As an actor, Jacob has a slender and slim body. Antonyms fat, considerable Parts of Speech Noun: slenderness Adverb: slenderly
Jagged Jagged (adj) /ˈdʒæg.ɪd/ having an uneven and rough surface, rough, pointy, sharp, pointed, toothed, uneven, irregular, bumpy, coarse, ragged I cut my hand while trying to take out some jam from the jar with a jagged edge. Antonyms smooth, even Parts of Speech Noun: jaggedness Adverb: jaggedly
Free English Webinar on Appearance Free English Webinar on Appearance Physical appearance and confidence Although we cannot judge a book by its cover, in every communication, what comes first is your appearance and what comes next is your personality. I personally believe that, metaphorically speaking, our façade is really effective not only in routine tasks …
Grotesque Grotesque (adj & noun) /grəʊˈtesk/ incongruous and ludicrous with a strange shape – distorted – monstrous – misshapen – bizarre – weird – ridiculous – deformed – outrageous, contorted: Grotesque in context After the cosmetic surgery, the appearance of his grotesque face was improved tremendously. As we ventured deeper into the abandoned mansion, the …