Thanks to this cool webpage, I got the following rich adjective vocabulary list:
Furious —> Very angry
Gorgeous —> Very beautiful
Massive —> Very big
Dull —> Very boring
Deafening —> Very noisy
Destitute —> Very poor
Stingy —> Very cheap
Spotless —> Very clean
Brief —> Very short
Arduous —> Very difficult
Arid —> Very dry
Rapid —> Very quick
Awful —> Very bad
Intelligent —> Very smart
Sorrowful —> Very sad
Distraught —> Very upset
Freezing —> Very cold
Forceful —> Very strong
Colossal —> Very huge
Serene —> Very calm
Hideous —> Very ugly
Petite —> Very small
Hilarious —> Very funny
Hushed —> Very quiet
Wealthy —> Very rich
Costly —> Very expensive
Filthy —> Very dirty
Towering —> Very tall
Effortless —> Very easy
Soaked —> Very wet
Sluggish —> Very slow
Excellent —> Very good
Idiotic —> Very stupid
Ecstatic —> Very happy
Exhilarating —> Very exciting
Hot —> Very warm
Frail —> Very weak
Tiny —> Very little
Luminous —> Very bright
Swamped —> Very busy
Cautious —> Very careful
Obvious —> Very clear
Vibrant —> Very colorful
Perplexed —> Very confused
Innovative —> Very creative
Bustling —> Very crowded
Cherished —> Very dear
Profound —> Very deep
Desolate —> Very empty
Thrilled —> Very excited
Lavish —> Very fancy
Obese —> Very fat
Amiable —> Very friendly
Overjoyed —> Very glad
Terrific —> Very great
Leaden —> Very heavy
Starving —> Very hungry
Battered —> Very hurt
Huge —> Very large
Indolent —> Very lazy
Extensive —> Very long
Slack —> Very loose
Exact —> Very accurate
Fearful —> Very afraid
Intelligent —> Very clever
Adorable —> Very cute
Tedious —> Very dull
Keen —> Very eager
Wicked —> Very evil
Quick —> Very fast
Ferocious —> Very fierce
Luminous —> Very light
Animated —> Very lively
Very lovely –> Adorable
Cruel —> Very mean
Slovenly —> Very messy
Kind —> Very nice
Frequently —> Very often
Ancient —> Very old
Transparent —> Very open
Ashen —> Very pale
Flawless —> Very perfect
Compelling —> Very powerful
Beautiful —> Very pretty
Pouring —> Very rainy
Petrified —> Very scared
Chilling —> Very scary
Grave —> Very serious
Keen —> Very sharp
Gleaming —> Very shiny
Timid —> Very shy
Basic —> Very simple
Skeletal —> Very skinny
Sleek —> Very smooth
Downy —> Very soft
Apologetic —> Very sorry
Exceptional —> Very special
Certain —> Very sure
Thoughtful —> Very sweet
Gifted —> Very talented
Delicious —> Very tasty
Parched —> Very thirsty
Constricting —> Very tight
Minuscule —> Very tiny
Exhausted —> Very tired
Expansive —> Very wide
Eager —> Very willing
Blustery —> Very windy
Sage —> Very wise
Distressed —> Very worried
I'm concerned to know if all those words are exactly equal to "very + adjective". For instance I wonder if "very + lazy" exactly equals to "indolent", or similarly if they're "synonyms" for all those words. And if they aren't exactly equal what is the slighlty difference for those which aren't?
Improving my question thanks to the relevant comments
Many thanks to @FumbleFingers, @Bee, @Jonathanjo
