Definition: Adjectives are words that modify or describe noun phrases, adjective phrase or noun phrase. They provide additional information about a noun. Adjectives have two meanings: 1) Adverbial or adjectival phrases, which function as modifiers to nouns (adjective phrasings, such as "beautiful" and "big"). 2) Phrase modifying words, like "sweet", "clean", etc. Adjectives can be used to modify nouns or adjectives, and they can be in any order. For example, "The cat is clean." The adjective "clean" modifies the noun "cat". Definition of Adjective: An adjective is a word that describes or modifies another word by adding or changing an additional part. It is a type of adverb. Adjectives have two meanings: modifying nouns and describing nouns. They are usually used in conjunction with other words to form compound or compound and complex sentences. For example, "The cat is clean." The adjective "clean" describes the noun "cat". Another use of adjectives is as modifiers in simple sentence structures. For instance, "It is a beautiful day." The sentence has an adverb modifying the noun "day", which modifies the adjective "beautiful". Adverbs and adjectives are both forms of auxiliary verbs and they have similar meanings but can be used together with other words to form more complex sentences.

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