
Explanation of spiritual (adjective) forms: spiritual; more spiritual; most spiritual; less spiritual; least spiritual referring to the soul; having no body, form, or substance
Sample of spiritual The pastor was there for spiritual matters, he tried to help with other things but was not adept at it.
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Explanation of nominal (adjective) forms: nominal; more nominal; most nominal; less nominal; least nominal describing a small amount paid for a greater service or value
Sample of nominal For a nominal charge, chocolate sauce is available with the ice cream. Over the past decade productivity in Singapore has risen fast, but not nearly as fast as nominal wages.
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Explanation of stagnant (adjective) forms: stagnant; more stagnant; most stagnant; less stagnant; least stagnant unclean due to a lack of movement
Sample of stagnant Stagnant water is a home to many kinds of bacteria.
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Explanation of casual (adjective) forms: more casual; most casual; less casual; least casual nonchalant; showing little interest; lack of ceremony
Sample of casual The party was to be in casual dress. If you arc prepared to invest a lot of time and money in your new kitchen you might consider making a sort of kitchen/living or family room; a real "heart of the home" area, more casual than a living room, more cozy than a working kitchen.
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Explanation of smug (adjective) forms: smug; more smug; most smug; less smug; least smug happy with oneself; self-satisfied
Sample of smug She had a smug look on her face when he admitted that he was wrong. If you want the whole rumbustious, arrogant, self-satisfied, smug, righteous, courageous, opinionated, dedicated, class-ridden, adventure-seeking, patriotic life of an era in full technicolour, you can do no better than collect Victorian bindings.
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Explanation of portable (adjective) forms: portable; more portable; most portable; less portable; least portable movable and capable of being carried
Sample of portable Minidisk players are portable and don't skip; making them great for use in exercising.
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Explanation of heinous (adjective) forms: more heinous; most heinous; less heinous; least heinous outrageous (e.g. crime); shocking
Sample of heinous The jury gave him the death penalty for his heinous crimes.
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Explanation of hilarious (adjective) forms: more hilarious; most hilarious; less hilarious; least hilarious very funny; humorous
Sample of hilarious The man was hilarious at the party. There were the boyfriend troubles, the wedding arrangements, the curtains for the new flat, tales of hilarious drinks parties when everyone was "out of their trees", arguments with girlfriends, mothers-in-law and baby sitters.
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Explanation of meager (adjective) forms: meager; more meager; most meager; less meager; least meager small in amount; scanty
Sample of meager The meager amounts of food were not enough to sustain them.
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Explanation of arrogant (adjective) forms: more arrogant; most arrogant; less arrogant; least arrogant overly proud
Sample of arrogant His arrogant tones relating his accomplishments infuriated his peers.
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