tangible Solid, able to be touched; having form or matter (adjective) flagrant shockingly obvious; outrageous (adj) elicit To bring out, draw forth (verb) implausible (adj.) Difficult to believe; unlikely nominal (adj.) slight; very small compared with what might be expected mobile (adj.) movable or able to move from place to place sabotage To deliberately destroy or damage (Verb) Banal Unoriginal (Adjective) escalate to increase or intensify (verb) subsequent Following, in time or order; next; later (Adjective) zeal Enthusiastic devotion; intense enthusiasm (Noun) confiscate (v.) to seize with authority; legally take possession of exemplify (v.) To be an example of; represent; be typical of demoralize To lower the spirits of; weaken the confidence or cheerfulness of (Verb) Taint To damage (Verb) persevere to continue with an effort or plan despite difficulty, to keep going. (v) hyper more than normal; overly; excessively animosity Bitter hostility (Noun) terminate To stop, bring to an end (verb) fluctuate (v) to vary irregularly; to go up and down or back and forth. (v) retort To reply, especially in a quick, sharp, or witty way (Verb) cycl circle constitute (v.) to make up; be the parts of; to form infringe To intrude or trespass on; to go beyond the limits considered proper (Verb) predominant (adj.) most common or most noticeable; main absolve To find innocent or blameless (Verb) deterrent Something that discourages or prevents a certain action (Noun) obsolete No longer active or in use, out of date (adjective) Syndrome A group of symptoms (Adjective) concurrent (adj.) happening or existing at the same time;simultaneous epitome A perfect or typical example (Noun) malign To make evil and untrue statements about; speak evil of (Verb) quad four, fourth Appease To clam (Verb) turmoil complete confusion; uproar or disorder (n) suffice (v.) to be good enough innovation A new custom, method, or invention; something newly introduced (Noun) hood state, condition sparse Distributed thinly; not thick or crowded (Adjective) nocturnal (adj.) of, about, or happening at night; active at night adamant Not giving in; stubborn (Adjective) revitalize To renew the strength and energy of; restore to a vigorous or active condition (Verb) ann, enn year comprehensive including all or much. complete (adj) decipher (v.) to decode; to figure out default (v.) to fail to do something required eccentric Differing from what is customary; odd (Adjective) Allusion A hint about (Noun) inclination A tendency, preference; to think, act, or behave in a certain way (Noun) rehabilitate to restore to a normal life through therapy or education, to return to normal life. (v) orient (v.) to direct; to locate in relation to a direction sanctuary (n.) a safe place or refuge implication An idea that is communicated indirectly, through a suggestion or hint (Noun) amoral Lacking a moral sense; without principles (Adjective) dilemma A situation requiring a difficult choice (Noun) vulnerable (adj.) open to damage or attack;susceptible encounter A brief or unexpected meeting (Noun) pend to hang sinister (adj.) evil; wicked subjective Based on personal feelings, opinions, and attitudes; not being objective (Adjective) enhance (v.) To improve Euphemism A term that doesn't offend (Noun) venture to take the risk of; dare (v) Assail To attack (Verb) succinct Expressed clearly in a few words; to the point; concise (Adjective) Altruistic Unselfish (Adjective) intricate (adj.) complex; detailed; difficult to understand ponder to consider carefully; think deeply about, to think about. (v) exploit Take unfair advantage of; to use selfishly or unethically (verb) curt Rudely brief when speaking to someone; abrupt (Adjective) infirmity A physical weakness or defect; ailment (Noun) attribute (n.) a quality or feature of a person or thing discern (v.) to recognize; to see clearly; differentiate or distinguish calamity an event bringing great loss and misery: a tragedy (noun) audi hearing, sound pathy feeling, suffering amiable Good- natured; friendly and pleasant (Adjective) Mercenary Greedy (Adjective) non not; the opposite of irate Very angry (Adjective) prerequisite (n.) something that is required in advance to achieve a goal; a requirement engross to hold the interest of; absorb (verb) hypothetical (adj.) based on an assumption or guess; conventional customary; ordinary; usual (adj) Arbitrary Impulsive (Adjective) wary Cautious; on guard (Adjective) enigma (n.) a puzzle; a mystery inequity Injustice; unfairness; an instance of injustice (Noun) acclaim Great praise or applause (noun) methodical Orderly, systematic (adjective) ly in a certain manner scrutiny (n.) careful inspection or close examination. intercede (v.) to plead on behalf of someone else dispatch (v.) to send to a specific place or on specific business attest (v.) to declare to be true; to testify; to bear witness antagonist An opponent; one who opposes or competes (Noun) recession (n.) a temporary decline in business degenerate (v.) to become worse; deteriorate adjacent Close or near (adjective) incoherent (adj.) not clear; difficult to understand. tangible Solid, able to be touched; having form or matter (adjective) flagrant shockingly obvious; outrageous (adj) elicit To bring out, draw forth (verb) implausible (adj.) Difficult to believe; unlikely nominal (adj.) slight; very small compared with what might be expected mobile (adj.) movable or able to move from place to place sabotage To deliberately destroy or damage (Verb) Banal Unoriginal (Adjective) escalate to increase or intensify (verb) subsequent Following, in time or order; next; later (Adjective) zeal Enthusiastic devotion; intense enthusiasm (Noun) confiscate (v.) to seize with authority; legally take possession of exemplify (v.) To be an example of; represent; be typical of demoralize To lower the spirits of; weaken the confidence or cheerfulness of (Verb) Taint To damage (Verb) persevere to continue with an effort or plan despite difficulty, to keep going. (v) hyper more than normal; overly; excessively animosity Bitter hostility (Noun) terminate To stop, bring to an end (verb) fluctuate (v) to vary irregularly; to go up and down or back and forth. (v) retort To reply, especially in a quick, sharp, or witty way (Verb) cycl circle constitute (v.) to make up; be the parts of; to form infringe To intrude or trespass on; to go beyond the limits considered proper (Verb) predominant (adj.) most common or most noticeable; main absolve To find innocent or blameless (Verb) deterrent Something that discourages or prevents a certain action (Noun) obsolete No longer active or in use, out of date (adjective) Syndrome A group of symptoms (Adjective) concurrent (adj.) happening or existing at the same time;simultaneous epitome A perfect or typical example (Noun) malign To make evil and untrue statements about; speak evil of (Verb) quad four, fourth Appease To clam (Verb) turmoil complete confusion; uproar or disorder (n) suffice (v.) to be good enough innovation A new custom, method, or invention; something newly introduced (Noun) hood state, condition sparse Distributed thinly; not thick or crowded (Adjective) nocturnal (adj.) of, about, or happening at night; active at night adamant Not giving in; stubborn (Adjective) revitalize To renew the strength and energy of; restore to a vigorous or active condition (Verb) ann, enn year comprehensive including all or much. complete (adj) decipher (v.) to decode; to figure out default (v.) to fail to do something required eccentric Differing from what is customary; odd (Adjective) Allusion A hint about (Noun) inclination A tendency, preference; to think, act, or behave in a certain way (Noun) rehabilitate to restore to a normal life through therapy or education, to return to normal life. (v) orient (v.) to direct; to locate in relation to a direction sanctuary (n.) a safe place or refuge implication An idea that is communicated indirectly, through a suggestion or hint (Noun) amoral Lacking a moral sense; without principles (Adjective) dilemma A situation requiring a difficult choice (Noun) vulnerable (adj.) open to damage or attack;susceptible encounter A brief or unexpected meeting (Noun) pend to hang sinister (adj.) evil; wicked subjective Based on personal feelings, opinions, and attitudes; not being objective (Adjective) enhance (v.) To improve Euphemism A term that doesn't offend (Noun) venture to take the risk of; dare (v) Assail To attack (Verb) succinct Expressed clearly in a few words; to the point; concise (Adjective) Altruistic Unselfish (Adjective) intricate (adj.) complex; detailed; difficult to understand ponder to consider carefully; think deeply about, to think about. (v) exploit Take unfair advantage of; to use selfishly or unethically (verb) curt Rudely brief when speaking to someone; abrupt (Adjective) infirmity A physical weakness or defect; ailment (Noun) attribute (n.) a quality or feature of a person or thing discern (v.) to recognize; to see clearly; differentiate or distinguish calamity an event bringing great loss and misery: a tragedy (noun) audi hearing, sound pathy feeling, suffering amiable Good- natured; friendly and pleasant (Adjective) Mercenary Greedy (Adjective) non not; the opposite of irate Very angry (Adjective) prerequisite (n.) something that is required in advance to achieve a goal; a requirement engross to hold the interest of; absorb (verb) hypothetical (adj.) based on an assumption or guess; conventional customary; ordinary; usual (adj) Arbitrary Impulsive (Adjective) wary Cautious; on guard (Adjective) enigma (n.) a puzzle; a mystery inequity Injustice; unfairness; an instance of injustice (Noun) acclaim Great praise or applause (noun) methodical Orderly, systematic (adjective) ly in a certain manner scrutiny (n.) careful inspection or close examination. intercede (v.) to plead on behalf of someone else dispatch (v.) to send to a specific place or on specific business attest (v.) to declare to be true; to testify; to bear witness antagonist An opponent; one who opposes or competes (Noun) recession (n.) a temporary decline in business degenerate (v.) to become worse; deteriorate adjacent Close or near (adjective) incoherent (adj.) not clear; difficult to understand.
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Solid, able to be touched; having form or matter (adjective)
shockingly obvious; outrageous (adj)
To bring out, draw forth (verb)
(adj.) Difficult to believe; unlikely
(adj.) slight; very small compared with what might be expected
(adj.) movable or able to move from place to place
To deliberately destroy or damage (Verb)
Unoriginal (Adjective)
to increase or intensify (verb)
Following, in time or order; next; later (Adjective)
Enthusiastic devotion; intense enthusiasm (Noun)
(v.) to seize with authority; legally take possession of
(v.) To be an example of; represent; be typical of
To lower the spirits of; weaken the confidence or cheerfulness of (Verb)
To damage (Verb)
to continue with an effort or plan despite difficulty, to keep going. (v)
more than normal; overly; excessively
Bitter hostility (Noun)
To stop, bring to an end (verb)
(v) to vary irregularly; to go up and down or back and forth. (v)
To reply, especially in a quick, sharp, or witty way (Verb)
circle
(v.) to make up; be the parts of; to form
To intrude or trespass on; to go beyond the limits considered proper (Verb)
(adj.) most common or most noticeable; main
To find innocent or blameless (Verb)
Something that discourages or prevents a certain action (Noun)
No longer active or in use, out of date (adjective)
A group of symptoms (Adjective)
(adj.) happening or existing at the same time;simultaneous
A perfect or typical example (Noun)
To make evil and untrue statements about; speak evil of (Verb)
four, fourth
To clam (Verb)
complete confusion; uproar or disorder (n)
(v.) to be good enough
A new custom, method, or invention; something newly introduced (Noun)
state, condition
Distributed thinly; not thick or crowded (Adjective)
(adj.) of, about, or happening at night; active at night
Not giving in; stubborn (Adjective)
To renew the strength and energy of; restore to a vigorous or active condition (Verb)
enn year
including all or much. complete (adj)
(v.) to decode; to figure out
(v.) to fail to do something required
Differing from what is customary; odd (Adjective)
A hint about (Noun)
A tendency, preference; to think, act, or behave in a certain way (Noun)
to restore to a normal life through therapy or education, to return to normal life. (v)
(v.) to direct; to locate in relation to a direction
(n.) a safe place or refuge
An idea that is communicated indirectly, through a suggestion or hint (Noun)
Lacking a moral sense; without principles (Adjective)
A situation requiring a difficult choice (Noun)
(adj.) open to damage or attack;susceptible
A brief or unexpected meeting (Noun)
to hang
(adj.) evil; wicked
Based on personal feelings, opinions, and attitudes; not being objective (Adjective)
(v.) To improve
A term that doesn't offend (Noun)
to take the risk of; dare (v)
To attack (Verb)
Expressed clearly in a few words; to the point; concise (Adjective)
Unselfish (Adjective)
(adj.) complex; detailed; difficult to understand
to consider carefully; think deeply about, to think about.(v)
Take unfair advantage of; to use selfishly or unethically (verb)
Rudely brief when speaking to someone; abrupt (Adjective)
A physical weakness or defect; ailment (Noun)
(n.) a quality or feature of a person or thing
(v.) to recognize; to see clearly; differentiate or distinguish
an event bringing great loss and misery: a tragedy (noun)
hearing, sound
feeling, suffering
Good-natured; friendly and pleasant (Adjective)
Greedy (Adjective)
not; the opposite of
Very angry (Adjective)
(n.) something that is required in advance to achieve a goal; a requirement
to hold the interest of; absorb (verb)
(adj.) based on an assumption or guess;
customary; ordinary; usual (adj)
Impulsive (Adjective)
Cautious; on guard (Adjective)
(n.) a puzzle; a mystery
Injustice; unfairness; an instance of injustice (Noun)
Great praise or applause (noun)
Orderly, systematic (adjective)
in a certain manner
(n.) careful inspection or close examination.
(v.) to plead on behalf of someone else
(v.) to send to a specific place or on specific business
(v.) to declare to be true; to testify; to bear witness
An opponent; one who opposes or competes (Noun)
(n.) a temporary decline in business
(v.) to become worse; deteriorate
Close or near (adjective)
(adj.) not clear; difficult to understand.
