Crooked hands, wrinkled sea, and thunderbolt he falls are the images that used descriptive adjectives.
Three images that use descriptive adjectives are:
Crooked hands: Tennyson’s speaker is describing an eagle, who is at the moment the poem starts up on a “crag,” meaning a rugged, exposed cliff face.
Wrinkled sea: The rocky cliff on which the creature is perched is, as already made clear, very steep. Tennyson adds that it is also jutting out over the sea. The eagle is so high up, that the sea appears to be covered in wrinkles.
Thunderbolt he falls: Tennyson describes the eagle as a “thunderbolt”. Again, this speaks to his god-like power in this world and might even inspire a direct comparison to the god Zeus.
Learn more about Tennyson's poem here: brainly.com/question/3001277
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