-SOME – adjective suffix
The suffix some is used with some adjectives and it generally means characterized by a (specified) thing, quality, state, or action.
These are 12 of the most common adjectives with the suffix -some.
Awesome, burdensome, fearsome, gruesome, irksome, loathsome,
meddlesome, noisome, quarrelsome, tiresome, troublesome, wearisome.
-SOME – adjective suffix
The suffix some is used with some adjectives and it generally means characterized by a (specified) thing, quality, state, or action.
These are 12 of the most common adjectives with the suffix -some.
Awesome, burdensome, fearsome, gruesome, irksome, loathsome,
meddlesome, noisome, quarrelsome, tiresome, troublesome, wearisome.
-SOME – adjective suffix
The suffix some is used with some adjectives and it generally means characterized by a (specified) thing, quality, state, or action.
These are 12 of the most common adjectives with the suffix -some.
Awesome, burdensome, fearsome, gruesome, irksome, loathsome,
meddlesome, noisome, quarrelsome, tiresome, troublesome, wearisome.
ccharacterized by a (specified) thing, quality, state, or action
causing feelings of great causing difficulties or work: admiration, respect, or fear: A burdensome task. An awesome task lies ahead of them. These charges are particularly extremely good: burdensome for poor parents. You look totally awesome in that dress. Awesome scenery. frightening: extremely unpleasant and He has a fearsome reputation as a shocking, and usually dealing with death or fighter. injury: A fearsome display of violence. The newspaper article included a gruesome description of the murder. (formal) : annoying causing hatred or disgust; The vibration can become irksome after repulsive. a while. He's a loathsome man. Petty regulations were becoming very In any circumstances, such an attack would irksome. be loathsome. : often getting involved in very unpleasant and offensive situations where you are not wanted, A noisome stench. especially by criticizing in a damaging or His noisome reputation for corruption had annoying way already begun to spread. A meddlesome old woman. a quarrelsome person annoying and making you lose repeatedly argues with other people. patience: When he drinks too much he becomes I find it very tiresome doing the same job moody and quarrelsome. day after day. He has the tiresome habit of finishing your sentences for you. causing a lot of problems causing a person to be tired for someone: and/or bored: Her hip has been troublesome for quite a Simple repetitive tasks can be very while, and she'll probably need surgery wearisome. on it. I was beginning to find her endless chatter The negotiations have proven more very wearisome. troublesome than any of us expected.