Prepositions after Adjectives
Click an adjective to see what prepositions are usually used after it in English
warm in, up, for, to or with?
- It can get rather warm in here.
- Jog for two minutes to warm up.
- Another bench warmer for Citeh.
- I wasn't too warm to the ego thing.
wary of, about or in?
- Be wary of the quality and price.
- They don't wary about Tamil people.
- We were both wary in the beginning.
weak in, on, at, for or from?
- He had it weak in the first round.
- Feelings are not weak on this matter.
- MY HEALTH IS WEAK AT THIS TIME.
- Nite Jewel -- Weak For Me (Dir.
weary of, from, in, with or about?
- Weary of just about everything.
- My fingers are weary from typing all of that).
- We should not grow weary in doing good.
- Miranda became weary with memory.
weird for, to, about, in or with?
- Sleep is weird for some people.
- Yes, it sounedd weird to me too.
- I've never felt weird about it.
- My life is weird in its own way.
well worth, on, in, within or with?
- They were well worth the money.
- AGAZZI is well on toward fifty.
- Well he did do well in the end.
- That's well within the survey's 4.
"well-known for" or "well-known in"?
- He was well-known for his valor.
- It was well-known in the outfit that.
- Fife is well-known to teachers, Mr.
- It was well-known as the walled city.
"white in", "white on" or "white with"?
- It's brown and white in colour.
- Everywhere was white with snow.
- His breath was white on the air.
- Enter white for the fill color.
wide of, in, with, for or at?
- Wider of the Punitive Expedition.
- Roads are wider in the suburbs.
- Sugar's eyes are wide with fear.
- It seems too complex and very wide for me.
widespread in, among, throughout, across or at?
- Panic was now widespread in the city.
- Literacy was widespread among lay people.
- They are widespread throughout the country.
- Many dinosaur types were widespread across it.
willing to, for, in, at or of?
- I'd willing to bet that he would.
- The user is also willing for IAMTEAMJAMAICA.
- In 2013, and God willing in 2018.
- If he is not willing at the time.
"wise for", "wise to" or "wise in"?
- It is wise for us to be inclusive.
- You are wise in your conclusion.
- Get wise to this and wear a coat.
- Sir Humphrey: Very wise of you.
"wonderful for" or "wonderful in"?
- Wonderful for almost 3 years now.
- Pets are wonderful in that way.
- He was wonderful about the past.
- It's so big and wonderful to me.
worried about, for, by, of or as?
- I am not that worried about it.
- I am very worried for our team.
- You should be more worried by lightning.
- Only worried of our children future.
worthy of, for or in?
- Ruth, worthy of lasting memory.
- And it is rather worthy for me to do so.
- I think this is worthy in itself.
wrong with, in, about, for or on?
- There's nothing wrong with that.
- There is no wrong in being gay.
- He's just flat wrong about that.
- Smith is all wrong for the part.