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| Deficit ( Noun) | The amount by which something is too small |
| Demean ( verb) | Cause a severe loss in the dignity of ahnd respect for someone or somehthing |
| Depict ( verb) | Show or represent |
| Detemine ( verb) | Cause (something) to occur in a particular way; be the decisive factor in. Ascertain or establish exactly, typically as a result of research or calculation |
| Devoid ( adjective) | Entirely lacking or free from |
| Differentiate ( verb) | Recognize or ascertain what makes (someone or something) diffrent. (differentiate between) identify difference between ( two or more things or people) make (someone or something) appear diffrent or distinct. Make or become diffrent in the process of growth or development |
| Diffuse ( adjective) | Spread out over a large area; not concentrated |
| Digress (verb) | Leave the main subject temporarily in speech or writing |
| Diminish (verb) | Make or become less |
| Discrepancy (noun) | A lack of compatibility or similarity between two or more facts |
| (Dis)inclined (adjective) | Willing or positive about an action, belief, or attitude (disinclined:unwillihng or negative about something |
| Dismay ( verb ) | Conhsternation and distress, typically that caused by something unexpected |
| Disposition ( noun ) | A person's inherent qualities of mind and character. An inclination or tendency |
| Dynamic ( adjective ) | Characterized by constant change, activity, or progress |
| Eclipse ( Noun ) | A loss of significance, power, or prominence in relation to another person or thing |
| Emerge ( verb ) | Become apparent, important, or prominent |
| Eminent ( adjective) | Famous and respected withihn a particular sphere or profession |
| Engage ( Verb) | Occupy, attract, or involve (someone's interest or attention) (engage someone in) cause someone to become involved in ( a conversation or discussion) (engage in) participate or become involved in. |
| Engross (verb) | absorb all the attention or interest of |
| Ethereal (adjective) | Extremely delicate and light in a way that seems too perfect for this world. |
| Evolve ( verb ) | Develop gradually, especially from a simple to a more somplex form |
| Exploit (Verb) | Make full use of and derive benefit from. Use a situation or person in an unfair or selfish way |
| Facilitate ( Verb ) | Make an action or process easy or easier |
| Feign (verb) | Protend to be affected by a feeling, state or injury |
| Fleeting ( adjective) | Lasting for a very short time. |
| Glaring ( adjective) | Extremely obvious or conspicuous |
| Hardship (noun) | Severe suffering or deprivation |
| Hurtle ( Verb ) | Move or cause to move at a great speed, typically in an uncontrolled in a liquid. |
| Immerse ( verb ) | Involve oneself deeply in a particular activity or interest (or) dip or submerge in a liquid |
| Imminent (adjective) | About to happen |
| (im)mobile (adjective) | able to move or be moved freely or easily (immobile: not able to be moved) |
| Impervious (adjective) | Unable to be affected by |
| Incendiary ( adjective) | Tending to stir up conflict. Designed to cause fires |
| Incompetent ( adjective) | Not having or showing the necessary skills to do somehting successfully |
| (in)conceivable (adjective) | capable of being imagined or grasped mentally (inconseivable: not capable of being imagined) |
| (in)dissoluble (adjective) | Able to be dissolved, loosened, or disconneted (indissoluble: solid,not able to be broken apart) |
| Inevitable (adjective) | Certain to happen; unaoidable |
| Infer (verb) | Deduce or conclude (information) from evidence and reasoning rather than from clear statements (inference) |
| Integrate (verb) | Combine one thing with another so that they become a whole |
| Intuition (noun) | The ability to understand something immediately, a "gut feeling" |
| Justify (verb) | Show or prove to be right or reasonable. Be a good reason for. |
| Lack (Verb) | Be without or deficient in |
| Latent (adjective) | existing but not yet developed or obvious; hidden; concealed |
| Lethargic (adjective) | Sluggish and apathetic |
| Mere (adjective) | Used to emphasize how small or insignificant someone or something is |
| Minute ( adjective) | Extremely small (pronouned MY-noot) |
| Mishap (noun) | An unlucky accident |
| Nostalgia (noun) | A sentimental longing or affection for the past |
| Notion (noun) | A conception of or belief about somthing |
| Obsolete (adjective) | No longer produced or use; out of date |
| Obstruct (verb) | To be or get in the way of; prevent; hinder |
| Omit (verb) | Leave out or exclude (someone or something), either intentionally or forgetfully |
| Orient (verb) | Align or position something relative to a known poin or landmark |
| Paradox (noun) | An idea that, despite sound (or apparently sound) reasoning from acceptable premises, leads to a conclusion thqat seems senseless, logically unacceptable, or self-contradictory |
| Pensive (adjective) | Engaged in, involiving, or reflecting deep or serious thought |
| Perill (noun) | Serious and immediate danger |
| Perpetual (adjective) | Occurring repeatedly; so frequent as to seem endless and uninterrupted |
| Ponder (verb) | Think about something carefully |
| Potent (adjective) | Having great power, influence, or effact |
| Precede (verb) | Come before ( something) in time. Come before in order or position (proceding) |
| Predate (verb) | Exist or occur at a date earlier than something |
| Principle (noun) | A fundamental truth or proposition that serves as the foundation for a system of belief or behavior |
| Proficient (adjective) | Competent or skilled in doing or using something |
| Profound (adjective) | Very great or intense. Having or showing great knowledge or insight |
| Pungent (adjective) | Having an intensely strong taste or smell |
| Redundant ( adjective) | Nor or no longer needed or useful |
| Reflect (verb) | (of a surface or body) Throw back (heat,light,or sound) without absorbing it (of a mirror or shiny surface) show an image of. Embody or represent (somthing) in a faithful or appropriate way |
| Relevant (adjective) | Closely connected or appropriate to the matter at hand (antonym: irrelevant) |
| Resent (verb) | Feel bitterness or slight anger at a circumstance,action, or person |
| Revive (Verb) | To reagin life, consciousness, or strength. Restore interest in or the popularity of |
| Rudimentary (adjective) | Involving or limited to basic principles. Of or relating to an immature, undeveloped, or basic form |
| Sensory (adjective) | Of or relating to sensation or the physical sense; transmitted or perceived by the senses |
| Skeptical (adjcetive) | Not easily convinced; having doubts or reservations |
| Solemn ( adjective) | Formal and dignifield; serious |
| Static (adjective) | Lacking in movement, action, or change |
| Superiative ( adjective) | Of the highest quality or degree |
| Sustainable (adjective) | Able to be maintained at a certain rate or level. Conserving an ecolgical balance by avoiding depletion of natural resources. |
| Trait (noun) | A distinguishing quality or characteristic |
| Trivial ( adjective) | Of little value or importance |
| (un)realized (adjective) | Give actual or physical form to (unrealized: not given form to, such as 'unrealized plans' to have a pinic on a rainy (day) |
| Void ( noun) | A completely empty space |
| Wholly (adverb) | Entirely;fully |
| Adhere (verb) | Stick completely to a surface or substance {or} believe in and follow the practices of |
| Aloof (adjective) | Not friendly or forthcoming; cool and distant |
| Ambiguous ( adjective) | Open to more than on interpretaion; having a double meaning |
| Analyze (verb) | Examine in detail, typically for purposes of explanation and interpretaiton (analysis, analytical) |
| Anecdote (noun) | A short and amusing or interesting story about a real incident or person |
| Antagonize ( verb) | Cause someone to become hostile |
| Anticipate (verb) | Regard as probable; expect or predict |
| Apprehensive (adjective) | Anxious or fearful that something bad will happen |
| Arcane (adjective) | Mysterious or secret |
| Assert (verb) | State a fact or belief confidently and forcefully |
| Assess (verb) | evaluate or estimate the nature, ability, or quality of |
| Attribute (verb) | Regard something as being caused by someone or something |
| Bear (verb) | Endure an ordeal or difficulty |
| Befall (verb) | (of something bad)happen to someone |
| Burgeon (verb) | Begin to grow or increase rapidly; flourish |
| Coherent (adjective) | Logical and consistent |
| Compassion (noun) | Concern for the sufferings or misfortunes of others |
| Compensate (for) | Making up for something unwelcome or unpleasant by exerting an opposite force or effect |
| Complement (noun) | A thing that completes or brings to perection a larger whole |
| Compose (verb) | Write or create. Consitute, makeup (composition,composed of) |
| Condescending (adjective) | Having or showing a feeling of superiority |
| Consecutive (adjective) | Following ontinously; in unbroken or logical sequence |
| Contour (noun) | An outline, especially one representing or bounding the shape or form of something |
| Contract (verb) | Decrease in size, number, or range |
| Contradict (verb) | Be inh conflict with |
| Correlate (verb) | Have a mutual relationship or connection (corollary, correlated) |
| Corollary (noun) | A direct or natural consequence or result |
| Critical (adjective) | Expressing Adverse or disspproving comments or judments |
| Cubersome (adjective) | Large or heavy and therfore difficult to carry or use. Slow or complicated and therefore inefficient. |
