Water. Some may believe water to be a lifeline whereas for some its just a chemical. Water is transparent. It doesn’t have a color of its own. It’s also odorless.
Water can exist in all three forms of matter. The solid, liquid and gaseous form. In the solid form, it is popularly known as ice. In liquid form, it is popularly known as water. And in gaseous form, it is popularly known as water vapor or just vapor. The water cycle causes the water to change its form from one to another naturally. It can also be done manually by keeping water at different temperatures.
Water can be defined using a lot of adjectives. We can use different adjectives to describe different forms of water i,e. solid, liquid and gaseous form.
1. Solid form is called ice or snow.
2. Liquid form is called water.
3. Gaseous form is called vapor or water vapor.
Adjective Words to Describe Water
Following are some common words we can use to describe water in writing:
- Chilly
- Frosty
- Cool
- Frigid
- Glacial
- Polar
- Biting
- Chilling
- Frost-bound
- Glaring
- Refrigerated
- Shivering
- Shivery
- Blue
- Boiling
- Brackish
- Calm
- Clean
- Clear
- Cold
- Dangerous
- Deep
- Dirty
- Distilled
- Drinking
- Dripping
- Dark
- Falling
- Flood
- Flowing
- Gushing
- Hot or cold
- Muddy
- Polluted
- Potable
- Pure
- Running
- Rushing
- Salty
- Slippery
- Sparkling
- Splashing
- Still
- Surface
- Gaseous
- Noxious
- Transparent
- Condensable
- Explosive
- Inflammable
- Combustible
- Atmospheric
- Aqueous
- Flammable
- Poisonous
- Anesthetic
- inhaled
- pungent
- smoky
Conclusion:
Water is a god’s gift to us humans. It exists in three forms: the liquid, solid and gaseous form. The liquid form is water. The solid form is ice or snow. The gaseous form is water vapor. And we can use a lot of adjectives to describe these three forms of water.
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