Describing words 6
39 English words (level B1) with a simple English definition and an example sentence. In the app you can hear every word and practise with flashcards, a quiz, spelling and listening.
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| English | Meaning | Example |
|---|---|---|
| healing | helping to make someone healthy | The plant has healing powers. |
| hearted | used in words describing someone's character (kind-hearted) | She is a kind-hearted woman. |
| hearty | big and good (a meal); also warm and friendly | We had a hearty breakfast. |
| heavenly | very pleasant; also about heaven | The cake tastes heavenly. |
| helpless | not able to look after or protect yourself | A newborn baby is helpless. |
| hidden | not easy to see or find | There is a hidden camera in the room. |
| historic | important in history | This is a historic moment. |
| historical | about history or the past | I like historical novels. |
| holy | connected with God or religion | Jerusalem is a holy city. |
| homeless | having no home | The charity helps homeless people. |
| honest | telling the truth; not cheating or stealing | Please be honest with me. |
| hopeful | believing something good will happen | I'm hopeful we will win. |
| hopeless | without hope; also very bad at something | I'm hopeless at maths. |
| horrible | very unpleasant | The weather was horrible. |
| huge | very big | They live in a huge house. |
| humid | hot and wet (air) | It's very humid today. |
| humorous | funny | She wrote a humorous story. |
| hurt | injured; also upset | Nobody was hurt in the accident. |
| imaginary | existing only in the mind | My son has an imaginary friend. |
| immediate | happening now, without waiting | We need an immediate answer. |
| impressive | making you admire it | The view is impressive. |
| improper | not correct or not suitable | It was improper use of the money. |
| inconvenient | causing problems; not at a good time | Is this an inconvenient time? |
| incorrect | wrong | Your answer is incorrect. |
| incredible | very good; also hard to believe | The view was incredible. |
| independent | not controlled by others; also not needing help | She is very independent. |
| indirect | not direct; not straight | We took an indirect route. |
| individual | for one person; also single and separate | Each student gets individual help. |
| industrial | about factories and industry | It's an industrial city. |
| inevitable | certain to happen; impossible to avoid | Change is inevitable. |
| informative | giving useful information | The talk was very informative. |
| innermost | most private or secret; also furthest inside | She told me her innermost thoughts. |
| innocent | not guilty of a crime; also not knowing about bad things | He says he is innocent. |
| insane | mentally ill; also very stupid or crazy | It's insane to drive in this snow. |
| intense | very strong | The heat was intense. |
| intensive | with a lot of work in a short time | I took an intensive English course. |
| intermediate | at a middle level | I'm in the intermediate class. |
| internal | inside something | He has internal injuries. |
| involved | taking part in something | Parents should be involved in school life. |