post no.39 Compound Adjectives



A compound adjective is formed by combining two words ("nerve" and "wracking") to create a single descriptive term, and is typically written with a hyphen to indicate its compound nature. 

1. Accessing Metro stations is a nerve-wracking exercise.
2. A debt-ridden farmer has died.
3. It was heart-wrenching story.
4. I couldn't see the heart-rending photos of the victim.
5. I was in a state of deep shock when I heard the heartbreaking news.
6. It was heart-warming to see so many people coming together.
7. Mother met her 15-year-old daughter.
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