Prepositions after adjectives: A

Learn which prepositions naturally follow English adjectives and how the meaning changes with each construction.

abhorrent-to-in-for-of, about "ablaze with" or "ablaze in"? "able for" or "able in"? "abreast of" or "abreast with"? "absent from" or "absent in"? absolute in, for, of, to or as? "absurd to", "absurd in" or "absurd for"? abundant in, with, of, on or for? "abusive to", "abusive in" or "abusive towards"? "academic in" or "academic at"? "acceptable to" or "acceptable for"? accessible to, by, for, from or in? "accountable for" or "accountable to"? accurate in, to, for, at or with? accustomed to, in or with? achievable in, with, by, for or through? active in, on, at, with or for? acute in, for, with, at or among? "adamant about" or "adamant in"? adaptable to, in, for, with or of? added to, in, on, of or for? additional to, of, for, in or on? adept at, in, with or to? "adequate for" or "adequate to"? admissible in, to, under, for or as? "adrift of" or "adrift in"? "advanced in" or "advanced for"? "advancing to" or "advancing in"? "advantageous to" or "advantageous for"? adverse to, in, about, for or of? "advisable for" or "advisable to"? aesthetic of, in, to, with or for? affected by, in, of, with or through? "affordable for" or "affordable to"? afloat in, for, by, with or on? afraid of, for, to, about or in? african in, with, on, from or to? ageing of, in, at, under or to? aggressive in, with, towards, on or about? "aggrieved by" or "aggrieved at"? aghast at, with, in, by or as? agreeable to, with, for, in or at? akin to, in or of? "alarmed at" or "alarmed about"? "alert to" or "alert for"? alien to, in, from or for? "alive in", "alive for" or "alive with"? allergic to "almighty for" or "almighty in"? "alone in" or "alone with"? aloof from, in, to, of or with? "alright for" or "alright with"? "amazed at" or "amazed by"? "amazing in", "amazing for" or "amazing to"? "ambitious in" or "ambitious for"? ambivalent about, to, towards, in or on? amenable to or for? american in, with, for, on or to? "amused by" or "amused at"? analogous to, with or in?