Describing Wordsfor Sirs

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Here are some adjectives for sirs: sorry, superior, gracious noble, ready, noble, merciful, fair, characteristic zeal, trial, dear, witty, noble, sorry, noble, much, superior, late lieutenant-general, amiss, young, excellent and most illustrious, sublime, good, stiff and magnificently mustachioed, sacrosanct, good, past, superior, economic slack, ready, gracious, possible, gentle, present lieutenant-general, unfortunate, honorable, possible, superior, particular, superior, exciting and equally famous, own, noble, equally unnatural and charming, blumenthal and old, horrid, vile, errant, indomitable, gloomy, gracious. You can get the definitions of these sirs adjectives by clicking on them. You might also like some words related to sirs (and find more here).

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Words to Describe sirs

Below is a list of describing words for sirs. You can sort the descriptive words by uniqueness or commonness using the button above. Sorry if there's a few unusual suggestions! The algorithm isn't perfect, but it does a pretty good job for most common nouns. Here's the list of words that can be used to describe sirs:

sorry, superior gracious noble ready, noble merciful, fair characteristic zeal trial, dear witty, noble sorry, noble much, superior late lieutenant-general amiss, young excellent and most illustrious sublime, good stiff and magnificently mustachioed sacrosanct, good past, superior economic slack ready, gracious possible, gentle present lieutenant-general unfortunate, honorable possible, superior particular, superior exciting and equally famous
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own, noble equally unnatural and charming blumenthal and old horrid, vile errant, indomitable gloomy, gracious trial, gracious present, gracious supercilious and dainty welcome field-marshal incredibly wondrous once haughty and handsome unusual, dear familiar, good spanish, young correct, superior necessary, superior more, superior profound and bold famous fancier dumb, good gallant major-general wealthy, luxurious such, young somewhat eminent grateful, good reverent and worshipful reasonable, good most royal limp, gentle unlucky, young astir, good inane and flippant ill-advised, fair unseen signal reasonable, excellent best alert worthy editorial baked, good plain awful top, good thankful, illustrious welcome, fine fiendish, good accepted, good marshal, young blind, good welcome, worthy bitter, young larger, superior generous, superior good, superior welcome, superior unfair, superior more, famous much, eminent stupid, superior notable youthful youthful and excellent cryptic young fortunate and worshipful funny, queer dauntless, chivalrous monthly dear terrible, venerable popular quartermaster-general deceased major-general slightest, young british lieutenant-general unjustifiable young hottest ordeal late field-marshal funeral lieutenant-general brigadier-general major-general dead, colonel-general french, general noble, great and good discomfited, disordered unnatural and charming violently open and old practical, dear rich and cold gifted admirable ignorant, noisy courteous, indulgent nay dear other warriors--general venerable and ludicrous crusty, good unsuspecting, unthinking hospital, general british officers--general meanly obsequious and bloody meanly obsequious phony, fair graceful, good loud, worthy gouty, dauntless aware, excellent alive, honest generous, worthy cavalier, young own, grave unexpected, young late noted divisional commanders--major-general possible, worthy unnecessary, noble seal, illustrious more, stern last, stern ready, glib different, fair perplexed, good estimable, eloquent scanty, young headstrong, noble good eccentric vast dear junior contemporary cheerful baronet--admiral brave major-general ashamed, good vacant, young other, sweet perceval, fair polite, worthy prime, young unpleasant, young respectiuely welcome good politic poor clear brief manual dear and much-respected ever dear and much-respected puissant and potential right puissant and potential late major-general hot, good right reverent witty and wicked most honorable extra meal late vice-admiral true, superior ill, noble insulting and annoying extremely diligent and painstaking false, gloomy calm and affable dubious and mythical other or poor good, compassionate less, good blind or deaf fine present further interested different, good amiable and charitable valiant and powerful noble and talented most gracious much, good al, young best, noble worst, gentle particular, good ancient and amiable passionate and engagingly articulate medal less certain, gentle honorable older complete, naked bold, noble free, honorable easier, good mysterious and reputedly formidable blinking, young many, brave same, noble incumbent, admiral ignorant, good tal, noble cold and peremptory fussy, aristocratic sophisticated, charming cheerful, sweet disposal, valiant expressionless eyes-general wrong, superior contrary, eminent canal, eminent peculiar, excellent male, superior lucky, prominent better, eminent exclusive general joyous or fearful much, illustrious notorious and now famed contrary, honorable hungry and so hollow noble, youthful youthful, noble witty but profligate late rear-admiral plainer, good zeal, dear present vice-admiral more, gracious much, gracious rear-admiral and lieutenant-general disaffected, good past middle-aged careless, lavish right reverent and worshipful french, lieutenant-general sharp, noble gallant and virtuous cruel but plausible dear and very dear better, honorable patriotic and laborious correct and sentimental faithful admiral old jackal violently open hungry, fair witty and cautious eccentric and imprudent proposal, good lazy, young cool-headed and wise highest unfortunate precious and unforgettable wayward but gallant worthy and much-respected indulgent, dear funny queer horrid rascal token, young good-night, worthy stout and presentable obsequious and bloody bland and boyish poor, placid strong, chaste french, admiral dear and most worthy fortunate, fair well-known vice-admiral conscious, dear washed-out, overdressed doughty admiral veritable and awful charming present green, unnoticed percival and pure best, fair bold, fascinating deceased, powerful true, stern little acceptable reasonable, noble admirable and estimable once-powerful and wealthy loud, good far sharp secret, noble same, fair incapable and worthless naughty, young disposal, good slender, genteel tricky and mean-spirited bibulous and violent fancy good successful, young verie welcome spanish dear great or ancient savage, dear suitable, young brave and graceful right puissant gentle, good dear hungry, young sorry, good stout, old most illustrious good, grave good and worshipful angry, stern haughty and handsome diligent and painstaking extremely diligent grave, fair proud and irritable true, fair long, good honorable and exalted virtuous and unfortunate other, superior eloquent and excellent present major-general gallant and great least, strange most hospitable natal, general stupid pompous awkward, young magnificent and grand most willing able contemporary miniature little naughty, cruel clear and courteous gentle, gallant patriotic and indefatigable long, gracious worn-out and hapless warm-hearted but impetuous formal, dull thy windy polite and facetious wrong, noble little famous most excellent much, young ill, little quick, young dearest, dear many, good gallant and renowned amiable and charming absolutely exact most military mad, young certain, dear late admiral glad, good most noble present, gentle young but unreliable thick, rumpled bad, good welcome good dark, good present, good sensual and aristocratic angry, warlike most worthy constant con more, excellent least, eminent curious, good polite, good obviously fine loathsome and ancient selestial sublime young dear, venerable more, noble meek and amiable profligate and criminal brave and unhappy benevolent and enlightened major-general major-general wide, good childlike and bland noble, fair faithful adherent mild and respectable fair, dear shocking, dear good welcome best, kindest same, great busy, good precious, dear stiff, tall strange, good wrong old fancy, young present, noble excellent and courageous nice and justifiable french, field-marshal welcome, good sorry, young rich, dear dear and worthy alive, young welcome, fair bold burgundian worthy and worshipful dear young welcome, young most potent cold, good good and trusting little, merry afraid, young ridiculous, old valiant and handsome present admiral late brigadier-general rowdy old cheerful, dear noble and joyous furiously past dead, fair estimable and worthy virtuous and gallant pious worthy welcome young gallant and humane regal old clever, good true, young fair gentle late, good foolish, young most worshipful glad, young bold, young much intimate most eminent late well-known true, noble welcome, gentle more coaxing noble, dear bold, dear always accurate damned snotty sure, young great pal dreadfully sorry flat, noble fried old wan and weak worthy and commendable gracious and grateful most profound next, dear right worshipful gallant admiral false, fair promising, young riotous old noble, gracious best, good thine, good pious and erudite conscientious good soft, good proud and loyal extraordinary, dear late gallant brave, gentle sore troubled ready, good same wise late pious late general worshipful large, young venerable and devout hearty and jovial blumenthal much renowned perplexed poor most fair afraid, good past, great mild and courteous noble and courteous wrong, young sorry, gentle lusty, young meal, good vain and arrogant heavy, good most dear gay and wealthy great civilian dearest young short, dear most puissant good familiar fortunate, young sorry, great bright-eyed old amiable and venerable smooth, young last, brave less wicked impossible, young whole, dear own, fair courteous, gentle ever dearest equally unnatural brave admiral present, dear same, dear last, young mild and enlightened powerful, young hot, little gentle and courteous cold, fair own renowned rich and famous illustrious and excellent hard, young long, young good, young �magical own, young sure, poor anxious, young true, excellent great and fearless old and dim desperate ill quiet, dear famous but unfortunate free, young popular and genial general, old honorable and valiant well-known general rich, young dear and good good gentle good dear good sweet long, great afraid, dear wise, brave young, brave wrong, good great and all-powerful younger and brighter now fair good young superior more, fair certain, young brief, dear sorry, dear excellent and illustrious happy, young important, young good and wealthy renowned admiral refined and amiable foolish, vain aware, dear less pious least, young young, young boyish little true true welcome, dear imperious old handsome and popular enough, good poor quiet foolish, fond most welcome rear admiral little, good sharp, young young untried contrary, dear loyal and chivalrous pale and motionless valiant and worthy strong, good good and innocent gracious long troubled wrong, dear warm italian amiable and enlightened warm-hearted old open and old gallant and unfortunate bright, fair fat stupid famous admiral true, good political animal possible, dear good, honorable great, magnificent rich and eccentric hot, young unfortunate general late, young worthy and noble dear good once haughty true, great welcome, noble amiable and popular most sweet most beloved insolent, overbearing good noble now dear ever dear good magical still dear late memorable sorry poor good and worthy fancy old dear dear valiant old good-night, young good, dear bloody black dear, good many dear open, young angry, dear best, young much put-upon noble, beautiful late principal good worthy fair sweet prudent young most generous big and beautiful ill, young usual, dear welcome, brave old grim least, dear least, good past general great admiral easy, dear ambitious and intriguing strange, young more, great late venerable dead, young strange, dear ready, dear noble and famous stout old merciful and gracious ready, young careful, young illustrious young l’amiral most powerful quite correct late deceased amorous young hasty young late amiable glad poor noble and chivalrous gay, gallant tall, stiff more, good old, young dear, generous wealthy and cultured hard, good good and valiant old and rich more, young last, dear good and excellent worthy quiet, young same vile stout, handsome gallant but unfortunate alive, dear amiss much-respected fine, noble present general plain honest sorry true, little hungry, little tall, stern brief interval wise and brave more, old sure, dear worth much infirm old noble astir long interval gracious young sure, good young and valiant fair good-night, dear waal somewhat ungracious hard, dear many ignorant fierce old late and unlamented stern and uncompromising dear, dear last, poor same token fine, young noble and excellent dear beloved brave, good prosperous young poor, good careful, dear more, dear amiable and excellent good and gallant short interval hulking young gracious and noble much worth good fair young and gallant testy old lusty old national historic better, dear old cynical poor dear dearest dear, old more, little young, handsome late excellent honorable sure old true, dear old rival merry young wise young dapper young cool, clean good and gracious much afraid more renowned late and present gallant general other extreme late eminent simple, practical dear, dearest bold and skilful cunning old large and lofty fair, sweet gallant young good, good rubicund haughty young noble and gallant good, brave gentle eminent brave and clever good and virtuous same unhappy noble, generous good-night long, stiff major g�n�ral cheery old fair young grim and silent gallant old terrible old illustrious wise and worthy rear-admiral pert young soft silken more sweet wise and gentle own, dear much, dear dear old fair and noble glad, dear lieutenant-general same dear thin, pale once-powerful worthiest great and good loud and long noble young accepted poor miserable old general sacrosanct generous and noble outside little dear gay and gallant dutiful and affectionate big, beautiful great and successful dear, sweet stern old good old damned sure genial old amiral proud old poor wretched brave young hideous old white and brown good, old certain literary less simple feld-mar�chal noted auspicious wealthy and powerful eccentric old active young venerable valiant other noble vice-amiral reverent last poor excellent old tiresome old great and famous bold young poor old indisposed noble and heroic mischievous little high and mighty young and handsome courteous sad old excellent young worthy old good and great lieutenant-g�n�ral old admiral poor, poor excellent good and noble brave and noble welcome more famous major-general merciful trial sweet nearer and nearer ungallant good and brave true and faithful contre-amiral bloody little gallant dear little perceval ready crusty old exalted sweet young simple old witty cool-headed stern late great vice-admiral rough old own beloved brave old pronouncing gallant little dapper little bibulous grizzled old afraid daft royal amiable enough pious remorseful aware enthusiastic young tough old uncivil fortunate barbary generous horrid little other irish other excellent poor, dear old and young compassionate gay young grim old disloyal charitable brave knowledgeable ashamed great and powerful meek kindest admiral dull old less fortunate disposal other young real bad respectful late bravest sovereign percival politic poor young more fortunate puissant supercilious inane ok washed-out estimable grave grateful nameless

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Words to Describe sirs

As you've probably noticed, adjectives for "sirs" are listed above. According to the algorithm that drives this website, the top 5 adjectives for "sirs" are: sorry, superior, gracious noble, ready, noble, merciful, fair, and characteristic zeal. There are 973 other words to describe sirs listed above. Hopefully the above generated list of words to describe sirs suits your needs.

If you're getting strange results, it may be that your query isn't quite in the right format. The search box should be a simple word or phrase, like "tiger" or "blue eyes". A search for words to describe "people who have blue eyes" will likely return zero results. So if you're not getting ideal results, check that your search term, "sirs" isn't confusing the engine in this manner.

Note also that if there aren't many sirs adjectives, or if there are none at all, it could be that your search term has an abiguous part-of-speech. For example, the word "blue" can be an noun and an adjective. This confuses the engine and so you might not get many adjectives describing it. I may look into fixing this in the future. You might also be wondering: What type of word is sirs?

Describing Words

The idea for the Describing Words engine came when I was building the engine for Related Words (it's like a thesaurus, but gives you a much broader set of related words, rather than just synonyms). While playing around with word vectors and the "HasProperty" API of conceptnet, I had a bit of fun trying to get the adjectives which commonly describe a word. Eventually I realised that there's a much better way of doing this: parse books!

Project Gutenberg was the initial corpus, but the parser got greedier and greedier and I ended up feeding it somewhere around 100 gigabytes of text files - mostly fiction, including many contemporary works. The parser simply looks through each book and pulls out the various descriptions of nouns.

Hopefully it's more than just a novelty and some people will actually find it useful for their writing and brainstorming, but one neat little thing to try is to compare two nouns which are similar, but different in some significant way - for example, gender is interesting: "woman" versus "man" and "boy" versus "girl". On an inital quick analysis it seems that authors of fiction are at least 4x more likely to describe women (as opposed to men) with beauty-related terms (regarding their weight, features and general attractiveness). In fact, "beautiful" is possibly the most widely used adjective for women in all of the world's literature, which is quite in line with the general unidimensional representation of women in many other media forms. If anyone wants to do further research into this, let me know and I can give you a lot more data (for example, there are about 25000 different entries for "woman" - too many to show here).

The blueness of the results represents their relative frequency. You can hover over an item for a second and the frequency score should pop up. The "uniqueness" sorting is default, and thanks to my Complicated Algorithm™, it orders them by the adjectives' uniqueness to that particular noun relative to other nouns (it's actually pretty simple). As you'd expect, you can click the "Sort By Usage Frequency" button to adjectives by their usage frequency for that noun.

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