Adjectives That Start with EXT

Explore 281 verified English adjectives starting with EXT, including Extra, Extended, Extreme, External, Extraordinary, Extensive and Exterior. Browse these describing words and descriptive modifiers by length below, or check adjective order and comparative rules in our adjective grammar guide.

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extant
extended
external
extensive
exterior
extensible
extendable
extenuating
extemporaneous
extensor
extempore
extern
externalist
extensional
extensile
extemporary
exterritorial
extensionist
exterminable
extemporal
exterminatory
exterminist
extensionless
extenuatory
exter
extinct
extinguishable
extinctionist
extinctive
extirpable
extirpative
extirpationist
extime
extirpatory
extipulate
extispicious
extortionate
extortionary
extortive
extorsive
extoolitic
extra
extreme
extraordinary
extremist
extravagant
extraterrestrial
extrovert
extracurricular
extracellular
extraneous
extramarital
extroverted
extrinsic
extrajudicial
extraordinaire
extractive
extralegal
extractable
extrasolar
extraterritorial
extratropical
extracorporeal
extrasensory
extraditable
extuberant

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