Definition: Adjective: A noun that is used to describe an object or person in a manner that emphasizes the features of the subject. For example, "The bright orange car" can be described as having a "bright orange color." Adjectives are often used to add emphasis and detail to a description. Adjectival: An adjective is a word that modifies another word; it changes its meaning. For example, "pretty" is an adjectival form of the verb "to be," which means "having or showing qualities characteristic of something." Example sentences using these words: - The beautiful sunset over the lake was a highlight of her day. - He always wears a bright orange shirt with a tie. Note: Adjectives and adjectival can also be used in conjunction with other modifiers, such as nouns that are not related to color or shape. For example, "The bright red car" could be described as having "a red coat."
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