what is a adjective?

Answer 1

An adjective is a word that describes a noun, another person or thing in the sentence.

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Answer 2

An adjective is a word that is describing the noun or subject of sentence. The scary criminal robbed the bank. Scary is an adjective and the criminal is the subject. The green flowers blew in the wind. Green is the adjective. The hot chick wants me. hot=adjective.

Answer 3

An Adjective is a word that describes the noun.

Answer 4

An adjective is a word that describes a noun. Plain and Simple.

Answer 5

A word which describe the qualities of a noun is adjective.

Answer 6

they give you more information on the subject.
they are usually located right before or right after the question.

they are descriptive words.
for example

Jen is reading a red book.

What kind of book?
a red book
red would be the adjective

The rusty truck just drove under the bridge.

Your subject is the truck
your adjective is the thing describing the subject or the truck
therefore
rusty is the adjective in this case

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Answer 7

an adjective is a word that describes a noun

Answer 8

An adjective is a word that describes, modifies or limits a noun or a pronoun.

Answer 9

ADJECTIVE (from the Lat. adjectivus, added), a word used chiefly in its grammatical sense of limiting or defining the noun to which it refers. Formerly grammarians used not to separate a noun from its adjective, or attribute, but spoke of them together as a noun-adjective. In the art of dyeing, certain colours are known as adjective colours, as they require mixing with some basis to render them permanent. "Adjective law" is that which relates to the forms of procedure, as opposed to "substantive law," the rules of right administered by a court.
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Answer 10

An adjective describes something. For example, the big red ball: big and red describe the ball.