Prepositions after adjectives: B
Learn which prepositions naturally follow English adjectives and how the meaning changes with each construction.
bad, for, bad, of
baffling to, for, in, as or of?
bankrupt in, by, for, as or with?
"barefoot in" or "barefoot on"?
"bare of", "bare with" or "bare in"?
"basic of" or "basic to"?
beautiful in, with, on, for or to?
beholden to, for or on?
"beloved by", "beloved to" or "beloved of"?
"bemused by" or "bemused at"?
"beneficial to" or "beneficial for"?
bereft of, at, by, in or without?
bewildered by, at, as, with or in?
"biased towards", "biased against" or "biased in"?
big in, of, for, on or up?
bitter about, at, in, for or with?
"bizarre to", "bizarre for" or "bizarre in"?
"black in", "black on" or "black with"?
"bleak for" or "bleak in"?
blind to, in, from, for or with?
"blue in", "blue with" or "blue for"?
bold in, with, for, on or of?
"bored with" or "bored of"?
"boring for", "boring in" or "boring to"?
"bothered about" or "bothered by"?
bottom of, up, with, after or for?
"brave of" or "brave in"?
"brief for" or "brief of"?
bright for, in, with, of or at?
"brilliant in", "brilliant for" or "brilliant at"?
british in, for, to, at or during?
broad in, of, for, to or with?
broken down, in, up, of or into?
"brown with", "brown on" or "brown in"?
"bullish on" or "bullish about"?
bundled with, into, on, in or for?
burning of, in, at, by or for?
bustling with, in, at, of or to?
"busy with" or "busy in"?