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Describing words 6

39 English words (level B2) 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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EnglishMeaningExample
glamorousattractive and exciting, often connected with rich peopleShe has a glamorous lifestyle.
glocalconnected with both global and local issuesThe company has a glocal strategy.
gloomydark; also sad and without hopeIt was a gloomy day.
godlyvery religiousShe was a godly woman.
governmentalabout the governmentIt's a governmental organization.
gradualhappening slowlyThere has been a gradual improvement.
grandvery large and impressiveThey live in a grand house.
grimserious and worrying; also unpleasantThe news is grim.
grosstotal, before taxes; also disgusting (informal)His gross income is high.
growingincreasingThere is growing interest in the project.
grown-upadultShe has two grown-up children.
gymnasticabout gymnasticsShe did a gymnastic jump.
hairycovered with hair; also frightening (informal)He has hairy arms.
harmlessnot dangerousThe snake is harmless.
hauntingbeautiful or sad and hard to forgetIt's a haunting song.
hazardousdangerousThese chemicals are hazardous.
heartbreakingmaking you feel very sadIt's a heartbreaking story.
heartwarmingmaking you feel happy and emotionalIt's a heartwarming film.
high-techusing the most modern technologyIt's a high-tech company.
hilariousextremely funnyThe film was hilarious.
hollowempty insideThe tree trunk is hollow.
homewardgoing towards homeWe started our homeward journey.
honorablehonest and deserving respectHe is an honorable man.
hospitablefriendly and welcoming to guestsThe people were very hospitable.
hourlyhappening every hour; also for each hourWhat's your hourly rate?
humanekind and not cruelWe need humane treatment of animals.
humblenot proud; also simple and poorHe is humble about his success.
humiliatingmaking you feel ashamedIt was a humiliating defeat.
hybridmade from two different thingsHe drives a hybrid car.
icyvery cold; also covered with iceThe roads are icy.
identicalexactly the sameThey are identical twins.
idlenot working or not being used; also lazyThe machines are idle.
ignorantnot knowing important thingsI'm ignorant about computers.
immoralmorally wrongStealing is immoral.
immortalliving foreverThe gods were immortal.
impartialfair; not supporting one sideA judge must be impartial.
impermanentnot lasting foreverEverything in life is impermanent.
impoliterudeIt's impolite to interrupt.
impracticalnot sensible or usefulWhite carpets are impractical.

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