Adjectives to describe feelings and pictures (c1) | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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adjectives C1 level

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The photograph of a single mother marching with her child in a protest is WELL-COMPOSED / GRITTY / POWEFUL / as it conveys courage, determination, and a demand for justice.

POWERFUL

Captured during the moon landing, the image of the astronaut planting a flag has become ICONIC / HUMOROUS / FLAWLESS, representing a milestone in human achievement.

ICONIC

The high-fashion editorial shot is POWEFUL / BLEAK / FLAWLESS , with its elegant pose, perfect symmetry, and impeccable use of color and contrast.

FLAWLESS

A close-up photo of wrinkled hands holding a faded letter is COMPELLING / EVOCATIVE / UNCOMFORTABLE, stirring thoughts of memory, loss, and enduring love.

EVOCATIVE

The photograph of an empty classroom with broken desks and peeling paint looks FLAWLESS / BLEAK / POWERFUL , painting a picture of neglect and abandonment in education.

BLEAK

In the image, a group of penguins seems to be "posing" like tourists, making the scene AMUSING / ASTOUNDING / ELABORATEand delightfully unexpected.

AMUSING

When she opened the letter and saw that her scholarship application had been rejected, Maria was PETRIFIED / DEVASTATED / ASHAMED, as she had pinned all her hopes on studying abroad.

DEVASTATED

Although it was late and everyone else was asleep, Emma felt too INSECURE / SPEECHLESS / RESTLESS / PETRIFIED to stay in bed, her mind racing with worries about the upcoming exam.

RESTLESS

Even though she congratulated her best friend on the promotion, Nina couldn’t help but feel JEALOUS / DEVASTATED / ASHAMED, knowing she had worked just as hard without recognition.

JEALOUS

When he stepped into the surprise party and saw all his friends gathered there, Ethan was PROTECTIVE / FRUSTRATED / SPEECHLESS, completely overwhelmed by the unexpected moment.

SPEECHLESS

Adjectives to describe feelings and pictures (c1 ...