Adjectives That Start with AGR

Browse 28 English adjectives starting with the prefix AGR, including Agricultural, Agreeable, Agrarian, Aground, Agrifood, Agrochemical and Agronomic. Sort these describing words and descriptive modifiers by letter count for character descriptions, creative writing, and compliment lists, or consult our adjective grammar guide.

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agrarian
agraphic
agrammatical
agravic
agreeable
agrestal
agrestic
agrestial
agricultural
agrifood
agrin
agrichemical
aground
agrochemical
agronomic
agrodolce
agroecological
agroindustrial
agronomical
agrologic
agrological
agronomial
agroterrorist
agrostological
agrostologic
agrobiological
agrostographical
agrypnotic

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