Adjectives with Q
Adjectives starting with the letter Q are relatively rare in English. Here’s a comprehensive list of these adjectives, each accompanied by a brief description.
Quaint
Description: Charmingly old-fashioned or unusual in a way that is interesting and attractive.
Qualified
Description: Having the necessary skills or credentials; limited in extent or scope.
Qualitative
Description: Relating to the quality or nature of something, rather than its quantity.
Quantitative
Description: Relating to the measurement of quantity or amount.
Quarrelsome
Description: Inclined to argue or fight; argumentative.
Queer
Description: Strange or unusual; also used to describe something that is not typical or expected. In some contexts, it is used to denote sexual orientation or identity.
Quick
Description: Fast or prompt in movement or action; done with speed.
Quiet
Description: Characterized by a lack of noise or activity; calm and tranquil.
Quirky
Description: Characterized by peculiar or unique traits that are often endearing or unusual.
Quotable
Description: Worthy of being quoted; often memorable or noteworthy.
Quizzical
Description: Showing a hint of puzzlement or confusion, often with a curious or skeptical expression.
Quasi
Description: Seemingly; resembling but not exactly the same as something.
Quixotic
Description: Extremely idealistic; unrealistic and impractical in pursuit of one's dreams.
Quick-witted
Description: Able to think and respond rapidly and intelligently.
Each of these adjectives adds a specific nuance or characteristic, enriching the language with diverse ways to describe people, objects, and situations.