If your plot structure employs this device, then your story has adaptation potential. If the writer relies too heavily upon tangential wordsmithing as a stimulating device . Good writing doesn't draw attention to itself. The primary function of a well-written story should be to entertain an audience. Adjectives aren't important.
Adverbs dilute the focus.
The key to writing a wonderful story is the simplistic transfer of universal emotions. Indeed, a superior adaptation is easy to read. It utilizes a minimalist style . . . Think impressionistic . . . Less is more.