Adjective memory (2): common words with the suffix of ful, ous, and ant

Many nouns or verbs are suffixed with ful, ous, and ant, which can be associated to facilitate the memory.

Ful and full are pretty long, just less than L. Then ous is like ours, and less R. Ant is ant

 

Ful

Add a ful

Success (successful) --> Successful (successful)

Power (power, capability) --> powerful (powerful)

Wonder (surprise, doubt) --> wonderful (wonderful, excellent)

Care (care, careful) --> careful (careful, careful)

Use --> useful (useful)

Pain (PAIN) --> painful (painful)

Help (HELP) --> helpful (helpful)

Aw (OH! Oh !) --> Awful (terrible)

Peace (peaceful, peaceful) --> peaceful (peaceful, peaceful)

Meaning (meaning) --> meaningful (meaningful)

Hope --> hopeful (hopefully)

Color --> colorful (colorful and interesting)

 

Other words ending with ful

Hand (hand) --> handful (a few, a handful) Here is a noun

Beauty (beautiful) --> beautiful (beautiful) y first change I and add ful

Grateful (thanks for your pleasure)

 

 

 

Ous

Adding ous to the word is not as good as ful.

Directly add ous

Danger --> dangerous (dangerous)

Indigen (indigenous, local) --> indigenous (indigenous, local)

Anonym (alias, alias) --> anonymous (anonymous)

 

Y to I, plus ous

Vary (Change) --> various (various)

Mystery (mysterious) --> mysterious (mysterious)

 

On, plus ous

Religion (religion) --> religious (religion)

Suspicion (suspect) --> suspicious (suspect)

 

E, plus ous

Fame --> famous (famous)

Continue (CONTINUE) --> continuous (continuous)

 

Other words ending with ous

Serious (serious and serious)

Previous (previous, earlier)

Obvious (obvious)

Enormous (large, huge)

Numerous (many, many)

Nervous (nervous, nervous)

Tremendous (huge)

Curious (curious)

Conscious (conscious, intentional)

Simutaneous (simultaneously occurring)

Anxious (anxious, eager)

Generous (generous and generous)

Precious (valuable and precious)

Ridiculous (ridiculous, absurd)

Ambitious (ambitious and ambitious)

 

 

Ant

 

Import (import, importance) --> important (important)

Signify (meaning) --> significant (significant, meaningful)

Consult (consult) --> consultant (consultant)

Defend (Defense) --> defendant (defendant)

Reluct (resistance) --> reluctant (reluctant, barely)

 

Both nouns and adjectives

Paricipant (participant)

Immigrant)

Constant (constant)

Giant (giant)

Assistant)

Infant (naive, baby, children)

Merchant (commercial, merchant)

Instant (immediate, instant)

 

Adjective

Pregnant (pregnant)

Distant (distant)

Relevant (related)

Brilliant (brilliant, outstanding)

Dominant (dominant, dominant)

Pleasant (comfortable and pleasant)

Elegant (elegant)

 

Term

Servant (servant, servant, civil servant)

Elephant (ELEPHANT)

Peasant (farmers)

Pant)

Want (required)

Plant (plants, factories)

Restaurant)

Grant)