Positive adjectives that start with P
P adjectives cover patience and drive: patient, peaceful and poised for calm, persistent, passionate and proactive for drive. Prompt and precise are small words that carry weight in a reference; playful and perky lighten the tone.
131 adjectives starting with P Updated Run by Adrian Nutiu PDF
Our first picks, and when to use them
- Positive Reach for it when describing a constructive outlook, message, or response
- Patient Reach for it when praising calm endurance toward people or slow progress
- Peaceful Reach for it when describing conduct or conditions that avoid violence
- Passionate Reach for it when praising energy that comes from genuine care about a subject or cause
- Powerful Reach for it when describing substantial physical or institutional power without assuming it is benevolent
- Proud Reach for it when expressing affirming pleasure without implying superiority
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Peaceful in character and opposed to conflict.
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Her pacific approach helped the neighbors discuss their concerns calmly.
In a phrase pacific disposition, pacific policy Similar peaceful, peaceable, conciliatory
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Fast-moving, lively, and exciting to experience.
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The pacy opening chapter drew every reader into the mystery.
In a phrase pacy thriller, pacy opening Similar fast-paced, brisk, zippy
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Free from physical pain or discomfort.
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Gentle treatment allowed him to enjoy a pain-free afternoon.
In a phrase pain-free movement, remain pain-free Similar painless, comfortable, soothing
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Reducing pain and bringing welcome physical comfort.
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The pain-relieving treatment helped her sleep comfortably through the night.
In a phrase pain-relieving medication, pain-relieving effect Similar analgesic, soothing, comforting
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Free from pain, discomfort, or needless difficulty.
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The dentist made the brief procedure painless and reassuring.
In a phrase painless procedure, virtually painless Similar pain-free, gentle, comfortable
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Showing thorough care and close attention to detail.
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Painstaking research restored the names on the weathered memorial.
In a phrase painstaking research, painstaking attention Similar meticulous, thorough, diligent
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Pleasant to taste or easy to accept.
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Fresh herbs made the simple meal more palatable.
In a phrase palatable meal, more palatable Similar tasty, appetizing, pleasant-tasting
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Impressively spacious, luxurious, and beautifully appointed.
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The renovated hall felt palatial beneath its bright glass ceiling.
In a phrase palatial home, palatial suite Similar luxurious, opulent, grand
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Friendly, warm, and pleasantly familiar with others.
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The pally hosts welcomed newcomers into every conversation.
In a phrase get pally, pally relationship Similar friendly, chummy, matey
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Outstanding and especially worthy of admiration.
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Her palmary achievement was making the archive freely accessible.
In a phrase palmary achievement, palmary example Similar outstanding, preeminent, crowning
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Giving people an active role in decisions or activities.
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The participatory workshop included ideas from every age group.
In a phrase participatory process, participatory workshop Similar collaborative, inclusive, interactive
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Showing strong enthusiasm, care, or commitment.
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The passionate coach made every beginner feel capable.
In a phrase passionate advocate, passionate about Similar enthusiastic, committed, devoted
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Peacefully charming in a rural or natural way.
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A pastoral footpath wound between orchards and quiet fields.
In a phrase pastoral landscape, pastoral scene Similar rural, bucolic, rustic
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Able to wait or continue without becoming harsh or careless.
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The patient instructor let each learner find the rhythm.
In a phrase patient teacher, patient with beginners Similar tolerant, understanding, calm
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Strongly favoring harmony and freedom from conflict.
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The peace-loving leader kept dialogue open during the tense week.
In a phrase peace-loving people, peace-loving nation Similar peaceful, pacific, nonviolent
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Inclined toward calm cooperation rather than conflict.
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The mediator helped both sides reach a peaceable agreement.
In a phrase peaceable solution, peaceable nature Similar peaceful, conciliatory, nonviolent
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Calm, quiet, and free from conflict or disturbance.
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They found a peaceful place to talk beside the lake.
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Excellent, pleasing, or going especially well.
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After the quick repair, everything was peachy again.
In a phrase just peachy, feel peachy Similar great, fine, splendid
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So excellent that no equal is readily found.
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Her peerless knowledge of the trail kept the group safe.
In a phrase peerless skill, peerless beauty Similar unrivaled, matchless, incomparable
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Lively, cheerful, and full of energy.
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A peppy tune brought the dancers back to the floor.
In a phrase peppy tune, peppy performance Similar lively, bouncy, upbeat
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Quick to understand details, feelings, or situations accurately.
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The perceptive mentor noticed when encouragement was needed.
In a phrase perceptive comment, highly perceptive Similar insightful, observant, discerning
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Able to last reliably for a very long time.
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The craftsperson chose perdurable oak for the community benches.
In a phrase perdurable material, perdurable legacy Similar durable, enduring, long-lasting
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Exactly right or completely suited to a purpose.
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The covered porch was a perfect place for the rainy-day picnic.
In a phrase perfect fit, perfect opportunity Similar ideal, just right, well-suited
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Cheerful, lively, and full of positive energy.
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A perky robin greeted the gardeners from the fence.
In a phrase perky personality, perky tune Similar cheerful, bubbly, sprightly
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Continuing firmly toward a goal despite difficulty.
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The persistent volunteer found a home for every donated bicycle.
In a phrase persistent effort, persistent advocate Similar tenacious, determined, persevering
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Focused on an individual's needs, choices, and dignity.
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The person-centered plan respected her goals and daily routines.
In a phrase person-centered care, person-centered approach Similar individualized, personalized, human-centered
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Pleasant, friendly, and easy to talk with.
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The personable guide remembered every child's question.
In a phrase personable manner, personable candidate Similar friendly, approachable, likable
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Quick to notice and understand difficult matters accurately.
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The perspicacious editor identified the argument's strongest supporting evidence.
In a phrase perspicacious observer, perspicacious analysis Similar perceptive, discerning, astute
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Clearly expressed and easy for others to understand.
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His perspicuous instructions made the unfamiliar equipment simple to operate.
In a phrase perspicuous style, perspicuous explanation Similar clear, lucid, plain
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Able to convince through sound reasons or appealing expression.
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Her persuasive case secured funding for the reading program.
In a phrase persuasive argument, persuasive speaker Similar convincing, compelling, influential
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Directly relevant and useful to the matter being considered.
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The nurse asked a pertinent question that clarified the symptoms.
In a phrase pertinent question, pertinent information Similar relevant, applicable, germane
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Welcoming and safely accommodating companion animals.
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The pet-friendly shelter kept families and their animals together.
In a phrase pet-friendly hotel, pet-friendly policy Similar pets-allowed, animal-friendly, dog-friendly
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Exceptionally impressive or successful.
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The community raised a phenomenal amount for the new shelter.
In a phrase phenomenal success, phenomenal growth Similar extraordinary, exceptional, remarkable
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Seeking to improve lives through generous support.
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A philanthropic foundation funded the mobile library.
In a phrase philanthropic foundation, philanthropic support Similar charitable, benevolent, humanitarian
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Calm and thoughtful when facing difficulty or disappointment.
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She remained philosophical about the delay and used the time to prepare.
In a phrase philosophical about, philosophical outlook Similar accepting, composed, reflective
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Looking especially attractive or appealing in photographs.
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The photogenic courtyard glowed beneath strings of evening lights.
In a phrase highly photogenic, photogenic face Similar camera-ready, picturesque, striking
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Beautiful or ideal enough to suit a picture.
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Fresh snow made the little town look picture-perfect.
In a phrase picture-perfect setting, picture-perfect day Similar photogenic, picturesque, idyllic
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Visually charming in a way that could suit a picture.
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The path winds through a picturesque village beside the lake.
In a phrase picturesque village, picturesque setting Similar scenic, charming, pretty
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Introducing new ideas, methods, or areas of work.
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Their pioneering research made the treatment easier to deliver.
In a phrase pioneering work, pioneering research Similar innovative, groundbreaking, trailblazing
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Pleasantly stimulating through flavor, interest, or charm.
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A piquant citrus dressing brightened the roasted vegetables.
In a phrase piquant flavor, piquant sauce Similar tangy, zesty, spicy
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Exactly right in tone, quality, or execution.
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Her pitch-perfect welcome made the formal event feel friendly.
In a phrase pitch-perfect response Similar apt, tone-perfect, spot-on
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Concise while still expressing meaning effectively.
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The chairperson offered a pithy summary of the morning's decisions.
In a phrase pithy phrase, pithy summary Similar concise, succinct, terse
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Extremely important to a successful result or change.
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A pivotal donation allowed the shelter to remain open all winter.
In a phrase pivotal role, pivotal moment Similar crucial, decisive, key
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Peacefully calm and not easily disturbed.
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The placid lake reflected the hills at sunrise.
In a phrase placid waters Similar tranquil, still, glassy
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Clear, direct, and honest in speech or writing.
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The plainspoken guide made the complex policy easy to follow.
In a phrase plainspoken advice, plainspoken manner Similar direct, candid, forthright
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Full of lighthearted fun, imagination, or friendly humor.
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The playful lesson turned spelling practice into a quick game.
In a phrase playful spirit, playful sense of humor Similar fun-loving, lighthearted, mischievous
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Enjoyable, friendly, or agreeable.
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A pleasant breeze cooled the busy courtyard.
In a phrase pleasant surprise, pleasant conversation Similar agreeable, enjoyable, nice
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Feeling happy or satisfied about something.
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The carpenter was pleased with the smooth fit of the new door.
In a phrase pleased with, pleased to announce Similar happy, satisfied, delighted
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Giving enjoyment, satisfaction, or approval.
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The renovated square has a pleasing balance of shade and open space.
In a phrase pleasing result, visually pleasing Similar pleasant, appealing, attractive
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Giving happiness, enjoyment, or satisfaction.
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A slow walk through the garden was a pleasurable end to the day.
In a phrase pleasurable experience, deeply pleasurable Similar enjoyable, delightful, gratifying
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Existing in a generous and abundant supply.
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The summer rain produced a plenteous harvest of beans.
In a phrase plenteous harvest, plenteous supply Similar plentiful, abundant, ample
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Existing in a generous or ample amount.
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Fresh berries were plentiful after the warm spring.
In a phrase plentiful supply, plentiful food Similar abundant, ample, copious
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Brave and determined when facing difficulty.
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The plucky beginner finished the steep climb at her own pace.
In a phrase plucky effort, plucky beginner Similar brave, courageous, spirited
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Rich, pleasant, and appealing in sound or quality.
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The actor's plummy voice brought warmth to the narration.
In a phrase plummy voice, plummy tones Similar resonant, rich, sonorous
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Luxuriously soft, comfortable, or richly appointed.
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Plush seats made the restored cinema wonderfully comfortable.
In a phrase plush interior, plush carpet Similar luxurious, opulent, sumptuous
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Expressive, imaginative, or beautiful like poetry.
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His poetic description made the familiar river seem new.
In a phrase poetic language, poetic image Similar lyrical, figurative, evocative
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Calm, confident, and ready to act.
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The poised speaker paused before giving a clear answer.
In a phrase poised speaker, calm and poised Similar composed, confident, self-possessed
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Refined, skillful, and carefully finished.
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The quartet gave a polished performance after weeks of practice.
In a phrase polished presentation, highly polished Similar refined, accomplished, professional
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Showing good manners and consideration for others.
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The polite passenger offered her seat without making a fuss.
In a phrase polite request, polite manner Similar courteous, respectful, considerate
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Having several useful abilities, functions, or applications.
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The polyvalent tool handled cutting, measuring, and careful engraving.
In a phrase polyvalent skill set, polyvalent space Similar versatile, multifunctional, multipurpose
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Liked or enjoyed by many people.
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The free garden workshops quickly became popular with families.
In a phrase popular choice, popular with Similar well-liked, widely enjoyed, in demand
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Elegant, fashionable, and luxuriously comfortable.
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The simple loft became posh with velvet chairs and warm lighting.
In a phrase posh hotel, posh neighborhood Similar luxurious, upmarket, swanky
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Constructive, beneficial, hopeful, or clearly favorable in effect.
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The repair produced a positive change in both safety and comfort.
In a phrase positive impact Similar beneficial, favorable, helpful
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Producing benefits for everyone involved.
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The positive-sum agreement gave farmers stability and buyers fair prices.
In a phrase positive-sum game, positive-sum outcome Similar win-win, mutually beneficial, cooperative
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Able to happen, exist, or be achieved.
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Cooperation made a faster recovery possible.
In a phrase make possible, as soon as possible Similar feasible, achievable, viable
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Clean and safe enough for people to drink.
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The new filter made the well water potable again.
In a phrase potable water, make water potable Similar drinkable, safe to drink, wholesome
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Having strong power or effectiveness.
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A sincere apology can be a potent first step toward repair.
In a phrase potent reminder, potent symbol Similar influential, compelling, forceful
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Having great strength, influence, or effectiveness.
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The choir delivered a powerful message of unity.
In a phrase powerful message, powerful effect Similar influential, compelling, moving
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Useful, realistic, and suited to actual conditions.
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Her practical advice began with the tools already available.
In a phrase practical advice, practical solution Similar realistic, useful, pragmatic
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Focused on workable solutions and real conditions.
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The pragmatic coordinator adjusted the route around the flooded road.
In a phrase pragmatic approach, pragmatic solution Similar practical, realistic, results-oriented
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Deserving approval or admiration.
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Her praiseworthy honesty helped the team correct the record quickly.
In a phrase praiseworthy effort, especially praiseworthy Similar admirable, commendable, laudable
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Marked by sincere reflection, devotion, or reverence.
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She spent a prayerful morning considering how best to help.
In a phrase prayerful reflection, prayerful mood Similar devout, reverent, contemplative
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Highly valued, loved, or deserving careful protection.
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The archive protects precious letters from the town's earliest residents.
In a phrase precious resource, precious memory Similar treasured, cherished, priceless
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Exact, clear, and carefully expressed or performed.
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A precise label prevented the samples from being confused.
In a phrase precise language, precise measurement Similar exact, accurate, specific
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Showing unusually early ability, knowledge, or maturity.
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The precocious student composed a graceful piece for the school concert.
In a phrase precocious child, precocious talent Similar gifted, advanced, prodigious
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More distinguished or respected than others in a field.
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She became a preeminent scholar of coastal ecosystems.
In a phrase preeminent expert, preeminent position Similar foremost, leading, distinguished
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More desirable, suitable, or beneficial than another option.
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Repairing the sturdy frame was preferable to replacing it.
In a phrase far preferable, preferable option Similar better, more suitable, desirable
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First in importance, quality, or achievement.
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The gallery became the region's premier venue for young artists.
In a phrase premier destination, premier venue Similar leading, foremost, top
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Of especially high quality or value.
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The cooperative earned premium prices for its carefully grown cocoa.
In a phrase premium materials, premium service Similar high-quality, superior, deluxe
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Ready with the knowledge, plans, or materials needed.
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The prepared hikers carried maps, water, and warm layers.
In a phrase well prepared, prepared for emergencies Similar ready, equipped, organized
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Attractive and likely to create a favorable impression.
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The prepossessing cottage had bright windows and a welcoming porch.
In a phrase prepossessing appearance, prepossessing manner Similar attractive, appealing, engaging
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Showing accurate awareness of what is likely to happen.
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Her prescient warning led the town to strengthen the bridge early.
In a phrase prescient warning, prescient observation Similar far-sighted, prophetic, foresighted
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Fully attentive to the current person or moment.
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The counselor stayed present while the student explained the problem.
In a phrase fully present, stay present Similar attentive, engaged, focused
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Neat, attractive, and suitable for others to see.
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A fresh coat of paint made the old classroom presentable.
In a phrase look presentable, perfectly presentable Similar tidy, neat, respectable
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Widely respected because of achievement or quality.
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She earned a prestigious fellowship for her medical research.
In a phrase prestigious award, prestigious institution Similar distinguished, renowned, esteemed
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Attractive in a delicate or pleasing way.
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Pretty wildflowers lined the path beside the library.
In a phrase pretty face, pretty garden Similar attractive, lovely, charming
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Intended to stop harm or difficulty before it occurs.
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Preventive maintenance kept the village pumps working reliably.
In a phrase preventive care, preventive maintenance Similar preventative, prophylactic, preemptive
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So valuable or special that its worth cannot be measured.
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The grandmother's recorded stories became a priceless family archive.
In a phrase priceless artifact, priceless advice Similar invaluable, irreplaceable, precious
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Of excellent quality or greatest importance.
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The sunny courtyard is a prime location for the community garden.
In a phrase prime location, prime concern Similar chief, principal, primary
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Excellent and of the highest available quality.
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The chef selected primo tomatoes for the summer salad.
In a phrase primo quality, primo spot Similar first-rate, top-notch, premium
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Impressively generous, splendid, or abundant.
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The donor made a princely contribution to the rebuilding fund.
In a phrase princely sum, princely gift Similar lavish, generous, magnificent
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Guided by strong and fair moral standards.
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The principled judge applied the same rule to every case.
In a phrase principled stand, principled leader Similar ethical, honorable, upright
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Perfectly clean, fresh, or unspoiled.
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Volunteers restored the wetland to pristine condition.
In a phrase pristine condition, pristine beach Similar immaculate, unspoiled, untouched
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Highly valued and appreciated.
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The recipe book is a prized link to the family's history.
In a phrase prized possession, highly prized Similar treasured, cherished, valued
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Acting early to improve a situation or prevent a problem.
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The proactive caretaker replaced the worn cable before it failed.
In a phrase proactive approach, proactive communication Similar forward-thinking, anticipatory, enterprising
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Free from difficulties, faults, or complications.
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Careful preparation led to a problem-free community event.
In a phrase problem-free installation, problem-free journey Similar trouble-free, smooth, seamless
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Focused on finding useful answers to difficulties.
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A problem-solving attitude kept the repair team moving forward.
In a phrase problem-solving skills, problem-solving approach Similar solution-focused, resourceful, analytical
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Remarkably great in ability, amount, or achievement.
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Her prodigious memory made her an excellent oral historian.
In a phrase prodigious talent Similar extraordinary, remarkable, exceptional
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Producing useful results or meaningful progress.
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A productive meeting ended with three clear decisions.
In a phrase productive meeting, productive day Similar effective, efficient, fruitful
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Showing skill, reliability, and appropriate conduct.
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The professional crew explained the repair before starting work.
In a phrase professional manner, professional conduct Similar competent, reliable, polished
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Skilled and capable in a particular activity.
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After steady practice, he became proficient in first aid.
In a phrase proficient in, technically proficient Similar skilled, competent, capable
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Producing a useful financial gain or valuable benefit.
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The profitable harvest funded repairs to the cooperative's greenhouse.
In a phrase profitable business, highly profitable Similar lucrative, money-making, in the black
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Deeply meaningful, insightful, or influential.
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The teacher's question had a profound effect on her choice of career.
In a phrase profound effect Similar far-reaching, transformative, immense
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Favoring or producing constructive improvement.
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The town adopted a progressive plan for safer streets.
In a phrase progressive approach, progressive policy Similar forward-looking, reform-minded, innovative
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Producing many works, results, or ideas.
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The prolific composer wrote music for schools across the region.
In a phrase prolific writer, prolific output Similar productive, abundant, fruitful
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Showing signs of future success or value.
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The first trial produced promising results.
In a phrase promising start, promising results Similar encouraging, hopeful, auspicious
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Done quickly and at the right time.
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A prompt repair kept the small leak from spreading.
In a phrase prompt response, prompt action Similar punctual, timely, quick
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Correct, suitable, and appropriate for the situation.
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Proper insulation kept the renovated homes warm all winter.
In a phrase proper procedure, proper care Similar correct, appropriate, suitable
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Favorable and likely to lead to success.
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The calm forecast offered a propitious start for the voyage.
In a phrase propitious moment, propitious conditions Similar favorable, auspicious, promising
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Fairly balanced in size, degree, or importance.
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The committee chose a proportionate response to the minor error.
In a phrase proportionate response, proportionate share Similar commensurate, appropriate, measured
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Intended to help other people or society.
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The school rewards prosocial actions such as sharing and cooperation.
In a phrase prosocial behavior, prosocial skills Similar helpful, cooperative, altruistic
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Successful, flourishing, and financially secure.
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A prosperous market supported farmers from the whole valley.
In a phrase prosperous community, prosperous future Similar thriving, flourishing, successful
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Highly versatile and able to adapt readily.
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Her protean skills helped the small team meet each new challenge.
In a phrase protean talent, protean nature Similar versatile, adaptable, multifaceted
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Seeking to keep someone or something safe from harm.
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The protective older brother checked that everyone had a life jacket.
In a phrase protective instinct, protective measure Similar caring, watchful, safeguarding
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Feeling pleased about a worthy effort, quality, or achievement.
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The apprentices were proud of the bridge they had restored.
In a phrase proud of you, justifiably proud Similar satisfied, pleased, honored
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Demonstrated to be reliable, effective, or successful.
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The clinic adopted a proven method for reducing recovery time.
In a phrase proven method, proven track record Similar tested, validated, tried-and-true
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Preparing wisely for future needs.
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The provident farmer stored enough seed for the next planting.
In a phrase provident planning, provident habit Similar prudent, foresighted, thrifty
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Showing careful judgment about future results and risks.
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It was prudent to inspect the wiring before reopening the hall.
In a phrase prudent choice, prudent investment Similar wise, careful, cautious
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Excited, eager, and mentally ready for something.
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The students were psyched to present their inventions at the fair.
In a phrase really psyched, psyched for Similar excited, eager, stoked
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Willing to act for the good of the community.
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Public-spirited residents transformed the vacant lot into a garden.
In a phrase public-spirited citizen, public-spirited gesture Similar civic-minded, community-minded, altruistic
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Having great strength, influence, or effectiveness.
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The alliance became a puissant force for coastal conservation.
In a phrase puissant force, puissant ruler Similar powerful, mighty, influential
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Genuine, excellent, and made to a high standard.
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The carpenter completed a pukka repair that should last decades.
In a phrase pukka job, pukka meal Similar genuine, proper, first-rate
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Lively, forceful, and effective without unnecessary length.
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The designer chose a punchy headline for the safety campaign.
In a phrase punchy headline, short and punchy Similar forceful, pithy, snappy
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Showing careful attention to correctness and courteous behavior.
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The punctilious host remembered every guest's dietary needs.
In a phrase punctilious attention, punctilious host Similar meticulous, scrupulous, fastidious
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Arriving or happening at the agreed time.
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The punctual driver reached every stop on schedule.
In a phrase always punctual, punctual arrival Similar timely, prompt, on-time
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Clean, unmixed, or sincere in quality or intention.
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The spring supplied pure water to the village.
In a phrase pure water, pure intention Similar uncontaminated, unmixed, clean
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Sincere, kind, and free from harmful intent.
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The purehearted child shared the prize with everyone who helped.
In a phrase purehearted person, purehearted gesture Similar sincere, kindhearted, guileless
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Designed especially well for a particular need.
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The purpose-built cart made library deliveries faster and safer.
In a phrase purpose-built facility, purpose-built tool Similar custom-built, dedicated, bespoke
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Guided by a clear and meaningful aim.
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The purpose-driven team focused on repairs that improved safety.
In a phrase purpose-driven organization, purpose-driven work Similar purposeful, mission-led, goal-oriented
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Acting with a clear and meaningful aim.
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The purposeful discussion ended with owners and dates for every action.
In a phrase purposeful action, purposeful way Similar intentional, deliberate, focused
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Neat, composed, and well prepared.
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The put-together presenter handled the last-minute change calmly.
In a phrase seem put-together Similar composed, organized, prepared
Questions people ask
- How many positive adjectives start with P?
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This list has 131 adjectives that start with P; 90 of them are in everyday use.
- What is a positive adjective that starts with P?
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Positive: Constructive, beneficial, hopeful, or clearly favorable in effect. Others to consider: Patient, Peaceful, Passionate, Powerful, Proud and Playful.
- What compliments start with P?
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64 of these adjectives describe a person, so they work as compliments: Patient, Passionate, Proud, Playful, Polite, Persistent, Perky and Pithy.
- Where are the other positive words that start with P?
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All 242 positive words that start with P, in every part of speech, are on the letter page.
All 242 P words