Adjectives that start with V

Describing words, to help you tell someone else what something is like.

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V is for Vague

Something is vague if it is not expressed clearly. The opposite of vague is explicit or definite.

The sign in the picture is very vague about when the road is closed.

V is for Valuable

Something is valuable if it is worth a lot of money. Some things are valuable for other reasons, for example they have sentimental value because they remind you of someone.

V is for Vast

Vast is another word for huge, expansive, or broad. Vast is commonly used to describe land.

V is for Venomous

Venomous is another word for poisonous or toxic. Snakes, scorpions and spiders can be venomous.

V is for Verbose

Something written or spoken is verbose if there are far more words used than is necessary to get the message across.

V is for Vintage

Something is vintage if it is old. Vintage is another word for antique.Old cars and clothing are generally described as vintage, if they are in good condition. Vintage things may or may not be valuable, depending on how many people want to own them and how rare they are.

V is for Violent

If someone is violent, they are being aggressive or forceful with the intention of hurting someone else.

V is for Visible

If something is visible, it is able to be seen. The opposite of visible is invisible. The visible spectrum of light includes all the colors that make up a rainbow.

V is for Vitality

Vitality is a condition where you are in a state of vigorous good health and are happy and exuberant. Someone or something can exude vitality of the mind or body.

V is for Vivacious

If you are vivacious, you are happy and full of energy.

V is for Vivid

If something is vivid, it is bright and clear. The flowers in the picture are vivid colors.

V is for Vocal

Vocal describes something that relates to your voice. If someone calls you a vocal person, that means you express your thoughts and emotions freely. Singing is a form of vocalization.