Adjective + Noun Combinations Quiz

Adjective + Noun Combinations

• Perfectly reasonable: Entirely rational, fair.
• Surprisingly accurate: Unexpectedly precise, correct.
• Utterly devastated: Completely heartbroken, overwhelmed.
• Deeply rooted: Firmly established over time.
• Closely monitored: Watched with careful attention.
• Barely manage: Almost not able to handle.
• Vividly remember: Clearly recall in great detail.
• Thoroughly enjoy: Completely enjoy with satisfaction.
• Entirely possible: Fully plausible, likely.
• Remarkably improved: Greatly enhanced, better.
• Passionately defend: Defend with strong emotion, conviction.
• Widely recognized: Known and acknowledged by many.
• Entirely different: Completely unlike another.
• Profoundly aware: Highly conscious, deep understanding.
• Absolutely certain: Fully confident, no doubt.
• Utterly ridiculous: Completely absurd, unreasonable.
• Painfully obvious: Very clear, evident (often awkwardly so).
• Thoroughly investigated: Examined in detail, with close attention.
• Bitterly disappointed: Extremely unhappy, let down.
• Deeply concerned: Very worried, anxious.
• Highly suspicious: Very doubtful, suspecting wrongdoing.
• Barely tolerable: Almost intolerable, too much to endure.
• Heavily guarded: Protected with significant security.
• Profoundly moved: Deeply affected emotionally.
• Exceptionally talented: Having outstanding, rare skill.
• Partially correct: Partly accurate, true.
• Completely ruin: Totally destroy, make unusable.
• Deeply embedded: Firmly implanted, ingrained.
• Substantially different: Quite unlike, varied from the original.
• Absolutely essential: Completely necessary, required.
• Remarkably calm: Unusually relaxed, composed.
• Strongly opposed: Firmly against, not in favor.
• Thoroughly prepared: Fully ready, equipped.
• Barely noticeable: Hardly seen, detected.
• Highly respected: Greatly admired, esteemed.
• Completely exhausted: Totally drained, tired.
• Openly acknowledged: Admitted without concealment.
• Perfectly safe: Entirely secure, harmless.
• Highly trained: Skilled through extensive practice, education.
• Strictly prohibited: Completely forbidden, disallowed.
• Widely known: Recognized or familiar to many.
• Easily understandable: Simple to grasp, comprehend.
• Rarely seen: Seldom observed, witnessed.
• Totally unexpected: Completely unforeseen, surprising.
• Exceptionally hardworking: Extremely diligent, committed.
• Completely independent: Totally self-sufficient, freestanding.
• Vividly painted: Described or depicted in great detail.
• Heavily criticized: Received strong disapproval.
• Narrowly avoided: Just missed, averted.
• Widely celebrated: Honored, praised by many.
• Passionately support: Strongly endorse with enthusiasm.
• Highly acclaimed: Praised, appreciated by many.
• Perfectly normal: Entirely ordinary, usual.
• Gravely ill: Seriously or critically unwell.
• Fiercely competitive: Extremely ambitious, intense rivalry.
• Rapidly growing: Expanding, increasing quickly.
• Deeply humiliated: Extremely embarrassed, ashamed.
• Barely breathing: Breathing with extreme difficulty.
• Endlessly fascinating: Intriguing, captivating without end.
• Completely lost: Entirely disoriented, without direction.
• Highly specialized: Requiring specific advanced knowledge.
• Heavily influenced: Strongly affected by something.
• Bitterly opposed: Strongly against, resistant.
• Cautiously optimistic: Hopeful but with some reservation.
• Wildly successful: Extremely prosperous, effective.
• Perfectly balanced: Equally proportioned, stable.
• Rarely available: Hard to access, find.
• Categorically deny: Deny in a definite, absolute way.
• Painfully realistic: Very lifelike, close to reality (often harsh).
• Partially completed: Only partially finished.
• Utterly useless: Of no value, effectiveness.
• Barely audible: Almost unable to be heard.
• Perfectly clear: Completely understandable, transparent.
• Utterly defeated: Totally overcome, beaten.
• Thoroughly confused: Completely unable to understand.
• Passionately believed: Deeply and fervently held to be true.
• Extremely unusual: Very rare, out of the ordinary.
• Perfectly matched: Ideally suited or paired.
• Fully informed: Aware of all necessary information.
• Badly hurt: Seriously injured, harmed.
• Thoroughly enjoyable: Completely fun and pleasant.
• Heavily armed: Equipped with extensive weapons.
• Slightly annoyed: A bit irritated, frustrated.
• Eagerly awaited: Looked forward to with anticipation.
• Highly sought after: Desirable and in demand.
• Bitterly regret: Feel deep sorrow for an action, decision.
• Heavily promoted: Actively advertised, encouraged.
• Fully functional: Completely operational, working.
• Thoroughly trained: Taught or practiced extensively.
• Relatively simple: Fairly easy, uncomplicated.
• Widely discussed: Talked about by many people.
• Perfectly comfortable: Completely at ease.
• Thoroughly tested: Extensively checked for functionality.
• Barely standing: Close to collapsing, exhausted.
• Remarkably accurate: Surprisingly correct, true.
• Completely reliable: Fully dependable, trustworthy.
• Constantly evolving: Continuously changing, developing.
• Tentatively agree: Agree on a trial basis, with hesitation.
• Profoundly grateful: Extremely appreciative, thankful.

Adverb + Verb Combinations

• Carefully consider: Think through with close attention.
• Thoroughly enjoy: Completely enjoy with satisfaction.
• Thoroughly investigated: Examined in detail with close attention.
• Thoroughly prepared: Fully ready and equipped.
• Thoroughly tested: Extensively checked for functionality.
• Thoroughly confused: Completely unable to understand.
• Thoroughly enjoyable: Completely fun and pleasant.
• Passionately support: Strongly endorse with enthusiasm.
• Painfully realistic: Very lifelike, close to reality, often harsh.