By Rachel Mitchell Text Copyright 2018 by Rachel Mitchell

PEOPLE OR THINGS DESCRIPTION/
PHYSICAL APPEARANCE
Appearance [Noun] (the way that someone or something looks).
You should not judge a person by his appearance alone. Her appearance deceived him.
Figure [Noun] (a person's body shape).
His figure was tall, and as rigid and strong as cast-iron. That dress shows off her figure to advantage.
Look = appearance [Noun] (the way that a person looks).
My brother has a very professional look when he is at work. Her new haircut makes her look younger.
Identical to [Adjective] (exactly the same; exactly alike).
This picture is identical to the Picasso. His car is identical to mine.
Pretty [Adjective] (attractive).
It's nice to have a pretty girl on each arm. Because they are pretty, I love butterflies. Attractive [Adjective] (to be pleasant to look at).
The thing he found most attractive about his girlfriend was her smile.
His wife is very attractive, and always gets lots of attention from the men at parties.
Courageous [Adjective] (brave).
He was successful because he was courageous and stubborn.
People thought he was courageous, but he was quiet and cautious.
Generous [Adjective] (to be very kind to other people (willing to give money, help, kindness, etc.))
My uncle is generous with his money.
He has always been very generous toward the poor. Grave [Adjective] (looking very serious and worried). He looked very grave as he entered the room.
The situation is becoming very grave.
Compact [Adjective] (closely and neatly packed together). These new compact digital cameras can fit in a shirt pocket. The compact disc is a miracle of modern technology.
Sleek [Adjective] (smooth, shiny).
She wore a sleek little black dress.
The actress looked stunning with her sleek hair and bold red lipstick.