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B2
Term Definition Example
anxious anxious
feeling worried, nervous, or stressed about something She is very anxious about her upcoming exam.
astonished astonished
very surprised about something She was astonished to see her old friend after so many years.
awkward awkward
causing problems, worry, or embarrassment There was an awkward silence when he mentioned her ex-boyfriend.
bizarre bizarre
very strange and unusual She told a bizarre story about seeing a ghost in her house.
captivating captivating
holding your attention by being extremely interesting, exciting, or attractive The actress gave a captivating performance as the queen.
content content
peacefully happy and satisfied with what you have He was content to sit in his garden and read a book all day.
delightful delightful
very pleasant, attractive, or enjoyable We had a delightful evening with our friends.
disappointed disappointed
unhappy because someone or something was not as good as you hoped He was disappointed with his grade because he had studied so hard.
dreadful dreadful
of very bad quality; extremely unpleasant The weather was dreadful all weekend, so we stayed inside.
eager eager
very interested and excited by something that is going to happen The children were eager to open their presents on Christmas morning.
exhausted exhausted
extremely tired, both physically and mentally After running the marathon, the runners were completely exhausted.
fascinating fascinating
extremely interesting and holding your attention completely I read a fascinating book about the history of the universe.
furious furious
extremely angry He was furious when he discovered someone had scratched his new car.
gorgeous gorgeous
very beautiful or pleasant You look absolutely gorgeous in that dress!
heartbreaking heartbreaking
causing extreme sadness The documentary about the war was heartbreaking to watch.
hilarious hilarious
extremely funny, causing a lot of laughter The comedian's performance was hilarious; everyone was crying with laughter.
inspirational inspirational
making you feel full of hope or encouraged to do something great His speech was truly inspirational to all the young athletes.
mediocre mediocre
of only average quality; not very good The film was a bit disappointing; the plot was mediocre.
miserable miserable
very unhappy or uncomfortable I felt miserable when I heard the bad news.
overwhelmed overwhelmed
feeling that something is too much to deal with because it is too difficult or there is too much of it She felt overwhelmed by all the work she had to do.
reluctant reluctant
not willing to do something and therefore slow to do it I was reluctant to lend him the money because I knew he wouldn't pay it back.
ridiculous ridiculous
stupid or unreasonable and deserving to be laughed at He paid a ridiculous amount of money for that old car.
sincere sincere
(of a person, feelings, or behaviour) not pretending; honest and true Please accept my sincere apologies for the mistake.
splendid splendid
excellent, or beautiful and impressive The view from the top of the mountain was absolutely splendid.
superb superb
of the highest quality; excellent The food at the restaurant was superb.
terrifying terrifying
causing extreme fear Watching the horror movie alone was a terrifying experience.
thought-provoking thought-provoking
making you think seriously about a particular subject It was a thought-provoking film that sparked a lot of discussion.
thrilled thrilled
extremely happy and excited about something I was thrilled to hear that I had won the competition.