• Extreme Adjectives

• Use extreme adjectives instead of a regular adjective with an adverb. 
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• Regular Adjective	Extreme Adjective	Example
  hot	boiling	Expect boiling temperatures for the next two weeks.
  hungry	starving	I'm starving. I haven't eaten since yesterday.
  tired	exhausted	You look exhausted. Did you get enough sleep?
  small	tiny	All insects scare my brother, even tiny ones.
  big*	giant, huge, enormous	Jack lives in a giant house with six bedrooms.
  bad*	terrible, horrible, awful	Sue said she had a horrible experience at the dentist.
  good*	wonderful, fantastic	The food at the Korean restaurant downtown is fantastic.

• *Remember! Some adjectives have many extreme forms.  All the extreme forms have the same meaning.

  Jack lives in a giant house. = Jack lives in a huge house. = Jack lives in an enormous house.

 Source : Alison