Adjectives that Start with V: 300+ Adjectives Starting with V • 7ESL

The letter V is infrequently used. In fact, less than 2% of English words start with V.

There are only about 550 words that begin with the letter V. That leaves us with less than half that can be used as adjectives.

Fortunately, of the adjectives that start with V, there are some powerful words to choose from. They include the word “very,” which can be used as both an adverb and an adjective. As an adjective, it can mean a lot of things: exact, sheer, absolute, utter, mere, precise, or particular.

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Adjectives that Start with V

Descriptive Adjectives that Start with V

Here are 55 descriptive adjectives that start with V.

Vaccinated
Vaginal
Vagrant
Vague
Vain
Valedictory
Valid
Validatory
Valued
Valved
Vanadous
Vandal
Vanilla
Vapid
Vapored
Vaporific
Vaporing
Vaporizable
Vapory
Variable
Variant
Varied
Various
Varying
Vascular
Vassal
Vast
Vaulty
Vaunted
Velvety
Verbal
Verbose
Verdant
Verifiable
Veritable
Vernacular
Versatile
Versed
Very
Viable
Vicarious
Vigilant
Vigorous
Violet
Viral
Virtual
Visible
Visual
Vital
Vivid
Vocal
Vocational
Voiceless
Voluntary
Vulnerable

Positive Adjectives that Start with V

Unfortunately for the letter V, there are only 24 adjectives that describe something in a positive way.

Valiant
Valid
Valuable
Velvety
Venerable
Venturesome
Verbal
Verbose
Verdant
Verifiable
Veritable
Versatile
Versed
Vibrant
Vicarious
Victorious
Vigilant
Vigorous
Visionary
Vital
Vivacious
Vivid
Voluptuous
Voracious

Negative Adjectives that Start with V

There are even fewer adjectives that start with V that describe something in a negative way.

Vacant
Vagrant
Vague
Vain
Vapid
Vegetative
Vengeful
Venomous
Vexed
Vexing
Vicious
Vile
Villainous
Vindictive
Vinegary
Violent
Volcanic
Vulgar
Vulnerable

Adjectives that Start with V that Describe the Personality of a Person

There are only 16 adjectives that begin with V that describe a personality, or qualities of a person.

Vain
Vainglorious
Vehement
Vengeful
Venturesome
Verbose
Versatile
Vicarious
Vicious
Vigilant
Vindictive
Visionary
Voracious
Vulgar
Vulgar
Vulnerable

Adjectives that Start with V to Describe a Person

There are 56 adjectives that begin with V that are used to physically describe a person.

Vacant
Vaccinated
Vagabond
Vagrant
Vague
Valiant
Validated
Validatory
Valorous
Valuable
Valueless
Vanished
Vanquishable
Vaporized
Vaporous
Variable
Vascular
Vast
Vaulting
Vegetable
Vegetarian
Vegetative
Veiled
Venerable
Venetian
Venezuelan
Venomous
Verbal
Verifying
Versatile
Vested
Veteran
Veterinary
Vexed
Vexing
Vexing
Vibrant
Victorious
Viewable
Vigorous
Vile
Villainous
Violated
Violent
Virgin
Virtual
Visible
Visored
Visual
Visualized
Vital
Vivid
Voiceless
Volunteering
Voyeuristic
Vulnerable

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List of 260+ Adjectives that Start with V

Adjectives that Start with Va

Vacant
Vaccinal
Vaccinated
Vacillant
Vacillatory
Vacuolated
Vacuous
Vacuum-packed
Vadose
Vafrous
Vagal
Vagarious
Vagient
Vagile
Vaginal
Vaginopennous
Vagous
Vague
Vagus
Vain
Vainglorious
Valedictory
Valent
Valerianaceous
Valerianic
Valeric
Valery
Valetudinous
Valiant
Valid
Valkyrian
Vallar
Vallary
Vallatory
Valorous
Valuable
Valueless
Vanadic
Vandal
Vandalic
Vandyke
Vanilla
Vanillic
Vanished
Vanishing
Vanquishable
Vanward
Vapid
Vaporable
Vapored
Vaporiferous
Vaporific
Vaporing
Vaporish
Vaporizable
Vaporized
Vaporose
Vaporous
Vapory
Vapourific
Vapourisable
Vapourised
Vapourish
Vapourous
Vapulatory
Variable
Varian
Variant
Varicelliform
Variciform
Varicolored
Varicoloured
Varicose
Varicous
Varied
Variegated
Varietal
Variformed
Variolar
Variolic
Variolitic
Varioloid
Variolous
Variorum
Various
Varying
Vas
Vascular
Vasiform
Vasoconstrictor
Vasodilator
Vasoformative
Vasomotor
Vassal
Vast
Vaster
Vasty
Vatic
Vatical
Vaticinal
Vaulty
Vaunted
Vauntful
Vauty

Adjectives that Start with Ve

Vectigal
Vedantic
Vedic
Vegetal
Vegetarian
Vegetational
Vegetative
Vegetive
Veinless
Veinlike
Veinous
Velamentous
Veliferous
Vellicative
Velutinous
Venatical
Venatorial
Vendable
Vendible
Veneficious
Venerable
Vengeable
Vengeful
Venomous
Venous
Ventilative
Ventricous
Ventriculous
Ventriloquial
Ventriloquous
Venturous
Veracious
Veratric
Verbal
Verdurous
Verecundious
Veridical
Verifiable
Verificative
Veritable
Vermicious
Vermiculous
Verminous
Vermiparous
Vermivorous
Vernaculous
Vernal
Verrucous
Versable
Versatile
Versicolor
Versimilous
Versual
Vertebral
Vertebrarterial
Vertical
Vertiginous
Vesical
Vesiculous
Vesperal
Vespertinal
Vestigial
Vexatious

Adjectives that Start with Vi

Viable
Vibrational
Vicarious
Vicennial
Viceregal
Vicinal
Vicious
Vicissitudinous
Victorious
Vietnamese
Viewable
Vigesimal
Vigorous
Villenous
Villous
Viminal
Vimineous
Vinaceous
Vinal
Vincentian
Vincible
Vindemial
Vindicable
Vindicative
Vindictive
Vinous
Violable
Violaceous
Violascent
Violative
Violent
Violescent
Violet
Violuric
Viperous
Viral
Virent
Virescent
Virginal
Viricidal
Viridescent
Virological
Virtual
Virtuous
Virucidal
Virulent
Viscoidal
Viscometric
Viscosimetric
Viscous
Visible
Visional
Visionless
Visitable
Visitatorial
Visitorial
Visualized
Vitelligenous
Viticultural
Vitiliginous
Vitreous
Vitrescible
Vitrifiable
Vitriolizable
Vituperable
Vituperative
Vituperrious
Vivacious
Vivificative
Viviparous
Vivisectional
Vizierial

Adjectives that Start with Vo, Vu

Vociferous
Voiceful
Voiceless
Voidable
Volcanic
Volitable
Volitient
Volitional
Volumetric
Volumetrical
Voluminal
Voluminous
Voluptuous
Voracious
Voraginous
Vortical
Vortiginous
Voyageable
Voyeuristic
Voyeuristical
Vulnerable
Vulturous

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More about Adjectives

Nouns and pronouns are used to identify a person, place, or thing. For example:

Person – Man or woman
Place – House or store
Thing – Dog or table

They are also sometimes used to describe an idea. For example:

Idea – Fear or fun

Pronouns are the general words that we use to substitute for nouns. They refer back to the noun, without having to use the same word. For example:

“I talked with Robert this morning and he told me that he was cooking.”

In this sentence, “Robert” is the noun, and “he” is the pronoun that refers back to Robert.

But when we use any of these nouns (man, house, dog, Robert, etc.), we sometimes want to give more information. “Man” is fairly generic and can describe a huge number of people. Adjectives modify (or give more of a description) the nouns. For example:

Man – Vile, vibrant, or vaccinated