Question

Do you know any adjectives to describe one's laughter? I need adjectives to describe one's laughter, for example chiming laughter.

Answer 1

Hint: In linguistics, an adjective (abbreviated adj) is a word that modifies or describes the referent of a noun or noun phrase. Its semantic function is to alter the information provided by the noun: such as big, goofy, red, fun, and swift. They can also be used to describe the number of nouns in a sentence: many, few, millions, eleven.

Complete answer:
If we ask the question “What does an adjective do?”Adjectives are words that describe the sort, colour, quality, or amount of nouns and pronouns in order to characterise or transform them. They usually respond to inquiries such as what type, how many, whose, and which one.

The given question asks us to describe one’s laughter. In order to do that one must be familiar with descriptive adjectives. A descriptive adjective is an adjective that describes or expresses the quality of a noun or pronoun.

Consider the following sentences:
Ryan is a self-reliant man.
His niece is very beautiful.
In the above sentences, self-reliant and beautiful are descriptive adjectives.

Since we have defined what descriptive adjectives are, some adjectives that can be used to describe one’s laughter are: Loud, Spontaneous, Shrill, Hysterical, Forced and evil.

Note: While working with adjectives keep in mind that:
- Descriptive adjectives can be employed as the subject complement of a sentence after a linking verb or before the nouns or pronouns they modify.
- The most important thing to remember about descriptive adjectives in terms of grammar is that they appear after limiting adjectives in adjective order and after non-descriptive items like articles and numbers.
- When comparing things, most descriptive adjectives can be combined to generate comparative and superlative adjectives. A mouse, for example, is small, a flea is smaller than a mouse, and an amoeba is the smallest of the three.