Here are 80 adjectives starting with the letter “B” along with their meanings and example sentences:
Adjectives Starting with B
1. Beautiful – pleasing to the senses or mind
→ She wore a beautiful dress to the party.
2. Brave – showing courage or fearlessness
→ The firefighter performed a brave rescue.
3. Bright – full of light; intelligent
→ The sun shone brightly in the clear sky.
4. Busy – actively engaged in activity
→ The streets were busy with shoppers during the holiday season.
5. Brilliant – shining brightly; exceptionally clever or talented
→ The pianist’s performance was brilliant and captivated the audience.
6. Bashful – shy or timid
→ The bashful child hid behind their parent’s legs.
7. Bitter – having a sharp, unpleasant taste or feeling
→ The medicine had a bitter aftertaste.
8. Blue – having a color between green and violet; feeling sad
→ She painted her room a lovely shade of blue.
9. Breezy – characterized by a gentle wind
→ It was a breezy afternoon at the seaside.
10. Brilliant – exceptionally intelligent or talented
→ The student received a brilliant score on the test.
11. Bumpy – having a rough or uneven surface
→ The car ride was bumpy due to the potholed road.
12. Breathtaking – stunning or awe-inspiring
→ The view from the mountaintop was breathtaking.
13. Bulky – large and unwieldy
→ The suitcase was too bulky to fit in the overhead compartment.
14. Benevolent – kind and generous
→ The benevolent old man donated a large sum to charity.
15. Bashful – shy or timid
→ The bashful child hid behind their parent’s legs.
16. Blazing – burning or glowing fiercely
→ The fire in the fireplace was blazing brightly.
17. Barbaric – savage or cruel
→ The treatment of prisoners was described as barbaric.
18. Buzzing – making a continuous humming or buzzing sound
→ The bees were buzzing around the flowers.
19. Brutal – extremely harsh or violent
→ The boxer delivered a brutal punch to his opponent.
20. Barren – lacking vegetation or life
→ The desert was a barren landscape of sand and rocks.
21. Broad – wide or extensive
→ The river flowed through a broad valley.
22. Boundless – limitless or infinite
→ Her love for her children was boundless.
23. Brilliant – exceptionally intelligent or talented
→ The student received a brilliant score on the test.
24. Bottomless – seemingly without a bottom; extremely deep
→ The well appeared bottomless as we dropped a stone into it.
25. Brief – lasting only for a short period
→ The meeting was brief, lasting only fifteen minutes.
26. Blazing – burning or glowing fiercely
→ The fire in the fireplace was blazing brightly.
27. Boisterous – noisy and energetic
→ The children played in a boisterous manner.
28. Bare – not covered or adorned; empty or lacking
→ He walked barefoot on the sandy beach.
29. Breathless – without breath; unable to breathe
→ The runner crossed the finish line breathless.
30. Burly – strong and heavily built
→ The burly man easily lifted the heavy box.
31. Bewildered – completely puzzled or confused
→ The lost tourist looked bewildered in the busy city.
32. Blissful – extremely happy or joyful
→ They spent a blissful day at the beach.
33. Brawny – physically strong and muscular
→ The brawny weightlifter easily lifted the barbell.
34. Burnt – damaged or discolored by burning
→ She accidentally left the cookies in the oven too long, and they were burnt.
35. Blissful – extremely happy or joyful
→ They spent a blissful day at the beach.
36. Blurry – unclear or lacking focus
→ The photograph was blurry and out of focus.
37. Broken – not functioning or in a state of disrepair
→ The broken chair needed to be fixed.
38. Brilliant – exceptionally intelligent or talented
→ The student received a brilliant score on the test.
39. Bubbly – full of energy and enthusiasm
→ The bubbly child was always smiling and laughing.
40. Brutal – extremely harsh or violent
→ The boxer delivered a brutal punch to his opponent.
41. Breezy – characterized by a gentle wind
→ It was a breezy afternoon at the seaside.
42. Brave – showing courage or fearlessness
→ The firefighter performed a brave rescue.
43. Blinding – extremely bright or dazzling
→ The blinding sun made it difficult to see.
44. Blue – having a color between green and violet; feeling sad
→ She painted her room a lovely shade of blue.
45. Broken-hearted – deeply saddened or disappointed
→ After the breakup, she was left broken-hearted.
46. Bitter – having a sharp, unpleasant taste or feeling
→ The medicine had a bitter aftertaste.
47. Brutish – savage or cruel
→ The brutish dictator ruled with an iron fist.
48. Bumpy – having a rough or uneven surface
→ The car ride was bumpy due to the potholed road.
49. Booming – loud, deep, and resonant
→ The booming thunder frightened the dog.
50. Blank – empty or without any marks or writing
→ The page was blank, waiting to be filled with words.
51. Beguiling – charming or enchanting in a deceptive way
→ The beguiling melody captivated the audience.
52. Burnished – polished or made shiny by rubbing
→ The burnished armor gleamed in the sunlight.
53. Balanced – having equal weight or distribution; mentally stable
→ She maintained a balanced diet for a healthy lifestyle.
54. Bountiful – plentiful or abundant
→ The farmer’s harvest was bountiful this year.
55. Broken-down – in a state of disrepair or non-functioning
→ The broken-down car was towed away.
56. Brazen – bold or shameless
→ The thief had the brazen audacity to steal in broad daylight.
57. Burgeoning – growing or expanding rapidly
→ The city’s burgeoning population led to increased demand for housing.
58. Bright-eyed – having lively, alert, or enthusiastic eyes
→ The bright-eyed child eagerly opened their birthday presents.
59. Bushy – thick and full of foliage or hair
→ He had a bushy beard that reached his chest.
60. Blustery – characterized by strong winds or gusts
→ The blustery weather made it difficult to walk outside.
61. Broken-hearted – deeply saddened or disappointed
→ After the breakup, she was left broken-hearted.
62. Bubbly – full of energy and enthusiasm
→ The bubbly child was always smiling and laughing.
63. Bewildering – confusing or perplexing
→ The maze was a bewildering challenge to solve.
64. Blissful – extremely happy or joyful
→ They spent a blissful day at the beach.
65. Blurry – unclear or lacking focus
→ The photograph was blurry and out of focus.
66. Brave – showing courage or fearlessness
→ The firefighter performed a brave rescue.
67. Blinding – extremely bright or dazzling
→ The blinding sun made it difficult to see.
68. Brilliant – exceptionally intelligent or talented
→ The student received a brilliant score on the test.
69. Breezy – characterized by a gentle wind
→ It was a breezy afternoon at the seaside.
70. Broken – not functioning or in a state of disrepair
→ The broken chair needed to be fixed.
71. Bulky – large and unwieldy
→ The bulky package was difficult to carry.
72. Bashful – shy or timid
→ The bashful child hid behind their parent’s legs.
73. Blithe – carefree and lighthearted
→ The blithe laughter of children filled the playground.
74. Beaming – radiating happiness or joy
→ Her face was beaming with pride after receiving the award.
75. Bland – lacking strong flavor or interest
→ The dish was bland and could use some seasoning.
76. Boundless – limitless or infinite
→ Her love for her children was boundless.
77. Blistering – intensely hot or fast-paced
→ The blistering heat made it unbearable to be outside.
78. Bizarre – strange or eccentric
→ He had a bizarre collection of vintage toys.
79. Beloved – dearly loved or cherished
→ The old tree was a beloved landmark in the neighborhood.
80. Bombastic – high-sounding but with little meaning; inflated language
→ The politician’s bombastic speech failed to impress the audience.
