Adjective Order

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The bed and breakfast was run by a (Scottish, friendly, middle-aged) woman.

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I saw an exhibition of (white, historic, black) photographs at the museum.

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In the middle of the room was a (large, woolen, deep red) rug.

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The police have warned that the man is (highly dangerous, armed)

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I was given a (racing, brand new, silver, beautiful) bike for my birthday.

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The dress was embroidered with (silk, pale yellow, tiny) flowers.

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Constable was a(n) (19th-century, influential, landscape) painter.

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The ammunition was stored in a (round, medium-sized, metal) container.

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She decorated the card with (heart-shaped, dramatic, bright pink) patterns.