Adjectives that start with G
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What is an adjective?
An adjective is a word that qualifies, quantifies, or modifies a noun or a pronoun.
Numerous adjectives start with the letter G. Good knowledge of adjectives can always make your language graceful. This guide will teach you the definitions of certain G adjectives and provide you with synonyms and example sentences for you to become more familiar with their use. In total, this guide will cover 20 adjectives.
List of G adjectives
Gabby
- Definition: being eager to talk a lot
- Synonyms: talkative, chatty
- Example sentence: Alcohol makes her too gabby.
Gallant
- Definition: characteristics of being honorable, brave, and noble
- Synonyms: valiant, bold, courageous, daring
- Example sentence: Only the most gallant gentlemen were chosen to be knights.
Gaping
- Definition: something wide open
- Synonyms: cracked, cavernous
- Example sentence: His gaping stare was amusing.
Gaudy
- Definition: superficial or extravagant
- Synonyms: flashy, flaunting
- Example sentence: Their decorations are too gaudy for a small house.
Gassy
- Definition: having a high gas content
- Synonyms: aerated, bubbling, fizzy
- Example sentence: My stomach feels gassy from yawning.
General
- Definition: indicating the majority of people or things; not detailed; part of title of person in charge
- Synonyms: common, average, normal
- Example sentence: She began her speech with a general
Generic
- Definition: lacking uniqueness or unremarkable
- Synonyms: general, universal
- Example sentence: In some cases, “flu” is used as a generic term for any viral illness.
Generous
- Definition: inclined to provide more than necessary
- Synonyms: charitable, openhanded
- Example sentence: A generous man promised to provide her with a scholarship.
Genetic
- Definition: related to genes
- Synonyms: hereditary, transmitted
- Example sentence: Diabetes is a complicated disease but often has a genetic
Gentle
- Definition: mild or soft; gradual; moderate
- Synonyms: mild, kind, tender
- Example sentence: The students need a gentle reminder of the upcoming examinations.
Genuine
- Definition: from the original; authentic; sincerely felt
- Synonyms: real, actual, legitimate
- Example sentence: Her genuine interest in her subject brought her success.
Giant
- Definition: excessively large
- Synonyms: immense, vast, enormous
- Example sentence: The giant placards were too heavy for them to carry.
Gifted
- Definition: in possession of natural talents
- Synonyms: skilled, talented, first-rate
- Example sentence: He is a gifted chess player.
Glad
- Definition: being cheerful or happy about something
- Synonyms: cheerful, joyous
- Example sentence: His supporters were glad to see him perform.
Glamorous
- Definition: beautiful; excitingly attractive, full of glamour
- Synonyms: alluring, attractive, marvelous
- Example sentence: People in the military do not live a glamorous
Glaring
- Definition: uncomfortably bright; having a look of anger or hostility; obvious
- Synonyms: blatant, dazzling, noticeable
- Example sentence: The glaring problem was too hard to miss.
Global
- Definition: concerning a worldwide extent; relating to the whole
- Synonyms: universal, worldwide, comprehensive
- Example sentence: They had to cancel the global meeting due to the pandemic.
Glorious
- Definition: conveying excellence; marked by splendor;
- Synonyms: magnificent, wonderful, illustrious
- Example sentence: The ruins make it hard for us to relate to the glorious history of the castle.
Good
- Definition: something that is positive
- Synonyms: acceptable, fine, nice
- Example sentence: A good book can brighten your day.
Graceful
- Definition: a sophisticated manner; pleasing in movement or form
- Synonyms: refined, smooth, elegant
- Example sentence: Their graceful appearance set them apart from the crowd.