4 in-dus-tri-ous
There are three syllables. Var-i-ous.
There are four syllables. In-dus-tri-ous.
There are three syllables. En-vi-ous.
4, u-nam-i-ous
Words ending in -ous are usually adjectives, words that describe a noun. Examples:atrocious tastea callous heartgorgeous scenerya famous authora heinous crimea luscious deserta pious sainta valorous rescuer
Adjective. (Words ending in -ous are usually adjectives.)
No, adjectives do not typically end in "ing." Adjectives often end in suffixes such as "ed," "ful," "ous," or "able" to modify nouns. Verbs, on the other hand, can end in "ing" when used in their present participle form.
"prosperous" is an adjective. ( words ending in "ous" are usually adjectives).
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contonous
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it means full of __________. Hope that was helpful(:
ambitiousboisterouscontagiouscourteouscuriousdesirousenviouserroneousfamousfabulousgorgeousglorioushilarioushumorousinfamousjealouslusciousmaliciousmysteriousnervousnotoriousobviousobliviouspiouspreciousrepetitiousseriousspacioustedioustremendousunanimousvariousviciouswonderouszealous
Words with the suffix 'ous' are:ambidextrousambitiousamorousanalogousanonymousanxiousaudaciousautonomousbeauteousblasphemousbodaciousboisterouscadaverouscalciferouscallousPoopouscankerouscantankerouscapriciouscarboniferouscarnivorouscautiousconiferouscontagiouscontemporaneouscontemptuouscontiguouscontinuouscourageouscourteouscuriousdangerousdeleteriousdeliciousdeliriousdisastrousdisingenuousdolorousdubiousefficaciousenormousenviouserogenousextemporaneousfabulousfacetiousfactiousfactitiousfallaciousfamousfelicitousferrousfibrousfictitiousfilamentousflirtatiousfortuitousfractiousfrivolousfuriousgaseousgelatinousgenerousglamorousgloriousgorgeousgraciousgregariousharmonioushazardousheinoushideoushilarioushumorousimperiousimperviousincredulousindustriousinfamousinfectiousingeniousinjuriousinnocuousinsidiousinstantaneousjealousjoyousjudiciouslaboriouslasciviousluminouslusciousluxuriousmagnanimousmaliciousmarvelousmelodiousmeticulousmiraculousmomentousmonogamousmonstrousmucousmysteriousnacreousnauseousnebulousnefariousnervousnotoriousnumerousobliviousobnoxiousobviousodiousodorousofficiousoleaginousomnivorousonerousoviparousperilouspestiferousPhosphorouspiouspoisonouspolygamouspolymorphouspompousponderousporousportentouspreciousprecociousrapturousravenousrendezvousridiculousrighteousrigoroussalaciousscandalousserioussiliceoussimultaneousslanderousspaciousstertorousstrenuoussulfuroussuperfluoussuperstitioussuspicioussynonymoustenacioustenuoustortuoustraitoroustreacheroustremendousubiquitousunanimousunscrupulousvariousvenomousverminousvicariousviciousvictoriousvivaciousvoluminouswondrouszealous
callous
The suffix for "dextrous" is "-ous," which commonly indicates possession or characteristic, typically used to form adjectives.