Adjectives – B2–C1 – 003
This 35-word B2–C1 adjective set (part 3 of the series) focuses on strong emotions and character traits. You'll say a situation is unbearable, humiliating, or irresistible, and describe someone as adventurous, cowardly, or indifferent. It also includes everyday and environmental words — environmentally friendly, barren, troublesome — for expressing your opinions more precisely.
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What you'll be able to do
- Say a situation is unbearable, humiliating, or irresistible.
- Describe someone as adventurous, cowardly, or indifferent.
- Call something contradictory, unnatural, or unstoppable.
- Talk about the environment: environmentally friendly, barren, prehistoric.
- Form opinions using impartial, authoritative, and troublesome.
Try the first 5 cards
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Advanced adjectives: strong opinions, precise character
When good, bad and nice are no longer enough, this deck is the next step. Part 3 of the Adjectives series (B2–C1) collects English adjectives for saying things firmly — unbearable, humiliating, irresistible — and for describing people: adventurous, cowardly, indifferent. Each has its Hungarian equivalent on the other side (elviselhetetlen, megalázó, ellenállhatatlan…).
Watch the register: formal words like impartial and authoritative sit next to informal, mostly British ones like daft and posh — the first pair belongs in an essay, the second in a chat with friends. The first five cards (adventurous, contradictory, innate, unnatural, unstoppable) can be tried on this page without an account.
Who it’s for
- Upper-intermediate learners who want sharper words than the everyday adjectives.
- Learners preparing for essay writing or exams.
- Learners who have done the earlier parts of the series and want to continue.
What it’s good for
- Choosing by register: formal (impartial, authoritative) or casual (daft, posh).
- Time and origin: everlasting, innate, prehistoric.
- How someone moves: clumsy, shaky, vigorous.
What's in this set?
The set's words in the source language — so you know exactly what you'll learn.
- adventurous
- contradictory
- innate
- unnatural
- unstoppable
- irresistible
- turbulent
- unbearable
- humiliating
- immoral
- vigorous
- shaky
- clumsy
- daft
- everlasting
- indifferent
- preferable
- expressive
- obsessive
- soaking
- cowardly
- prehistoric
- rusty
- truthful
- cherished
- coarse
- environmentally friendly
- authoritative
- barren
- posh
- gloomy
- rhythmic
- troublesome
- elemental
- impartial