Adjectives That Start with STER

Explore 61 verified English adjectives starting with STER, including Stern, Stereo, Sterling, Sterile, Steroid, Stereotypical and Stereotyped. 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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stercoral
stercoraceous
stercorary
sterculiaceous
stercoricolous
stercorarious
stereo
stereotypical
stereotyped
stereotypic
stereoscopic
stereotactic
stereophonic
stereochemical
stereotaxic
stereographic
stereoselective
stereoisomeric
stereographical
stereospecific
stereological
stereosonic
stereognostic
stereometric
stereoregular
stereometrical
stereoblind
stereophotographic
stereomicroscopic
stereoptic
sterile
steric
sterilizable
sterilant
sterling
stern
sternal
sternocleidomastoid
sternmost
sternwards
sternoclavicular
sternomastoid
sternward
sternforemost
sternocostal
sternutative
sternutatory
sternopericardial
sternitic
sternalgic
sternotribe
sternopericardiac
steroid
steroidal
steroidogenic
stertorous

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