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Question		Answer
Present in large quantities start learning		Abundant
To gradually collect start learning		Accumulate
Correct; free from errors. start learning		Accurate
Used to something start learning		Accustomed
To come into possession of start learning		Acquire
Refusing to change an opinion start learning		Adamant
Enough to suit your needs start learning		Adequate
Close to or next to start learning		Adjacent
To change something so it serves its purpose better start learning		Adjust
Something that makes it easier to achieve success start learning		Advantage
To publicly support start learning		Advocate
Unfavorable; against one’s desires start learning		Adverse
To combine start learning		Aggregate
To put aside for a specific purpose start learning		Allocate
Another option or choice start learning		Alternative
Someone who is inexperienced or not highly skilled in a particular area start learning		Amateur
Having several potential meanings; unclear and difficult to understand start learning		Ambiguous
Having large goals start learning		Ambitious
Plentiful start learning		Amend
Deviation from the norm start learning		Anomaly
Occurring yearly start learning		Annual
To tease or be hostile towards a person or group start learning		Antagonize
Manner or feeling start learning		Attitude
To give credit start learning		Attribute
Based on a whim or random decision start learning		Arbitrary
Requiring a lot of effort start learning		Arduous
To lessen a negative feeling start learning		Assuage
To suppose without solid proof start learning		Assume
To increase or make larger start learning		Augment
Something positive or advantageous start learning		Benefit
to criticize or speak in an angry manner to someone start learning		Berate
To give as a gift start learning		bestow
To brag or talk with excessive pride start learning		Boast
To help raise or increase something start learning		Boost
Rude and tactless start learning		Brash
Short start learning		Brief
Abrupt to the point of rudeness start learning		Brusque
A harsh, unpleasant mixture of noise start learning		Cacophony
To stop start learning		Cease
To express strong disapproval start learning		Censure
Arranged in order of time or date start learning		Chronological
To make clear; to remove confusion start learning		Clarify
To combine or grow together start learning		Coalesce
To force someone to do something against their will start learning		Coerce
Being aware or having knowledge of something start learning		Cognizant
Uniting; becoming one start learning		Cohesion
To occur at the same time start learning		Coincide
To fall down or break down start learning		Collapse
To hit one another with a forceful impact start learning		Collide
Dedication to a cause or activity start learning		Commitment
A group of people who live or work together start learning		Community
To hide start learning		Conceal
To agree start learning		Concur
A disagreement or fight start learning		Conflict
To restrict or repress start learning		Constrain
To consider thoughtfully start learning		Contemplate
To go on without stopping start learning		Continuously
To give the opposite opinion start learning		Contradict
To give something (usually money or time) to a common fund or cause start learning		Contribute
To make known start learning		Convey
Abundant start learning		Copious
Central; of main importance start learning		Core
To gradually wear away start learning		Corrode
clumsy start learning		Cumbersome
The courses given by a school or program start learning		Curriculum
Facts, statistics, or pieces of information start learning		Data
To decline in health or excellence start learning		Decay
To trick or mislead start learning		Deceive
To find the meaning of start learning		Decipher
An announcement start learning		Declaration
1. To politely refuse. 2. To deteriorate (especially in terms of health.) start learning		Decline
To lower in quality start learning		Degrade
to show start learning		Demonstrate
To state that something isn’t true start learning		Deny
To significantly decrease start learning		Deplete
To deliver and leave an item start learning		Deposit
Worth having or wanting start learning		Desirable
To hate. start learning		Despise
To locate something start learning		Detect
To discourage start learning		Deter
To differ from the norm start learning		Deviate
To plan or create start learning		Devise
A sharp criticism or attack start learning		Diatribe
To wander from the main subject start learning		Digress
A situation where one must choose between two difficult choices start learning		Dilemma
to reduce start learning		Diminish
To get rid of start learning		Dispose
Too large or small when compared to something else. start learning		Disproportionate
To interrupt by causing a disturbance start learning		Disrupt
To misrepresent start learning		Distort
To give portions of something start learning		Distribute
Showing a lot of variety start learning		Diverse
To cause a change of course start learning		Divert
Constantly changing start learning		Dynamic
To reduce unpleasantness or difficulty start learning		Ease
Maximizing productivity start learning		Efficient
To remove start learning		Eliminate
A select, above-average group start learning		Elite
Moving speech or writing start learning		Eloquent
To give special importance to when speaking or writing start learning		Emphasize
To suffer through something difficult with patience start learning		Endure
To intensify or magnify start learning		Enhance
A perfect example of something start learning		Epitome
equal start learning		Equivalent
Incorrect start learning		Erroneous
An approximate value start learning		Estimate
To avoid or escape start learning		Evade
to assess start learning		Evaluate
Facts or information that help prove or disprove something start learning		Evidence
To gradually change start learning		Evolve
Worthy of imitation start learning		Exemplary
To leave out start learning		Exclude
Not admitting the majority start learning		Exclusive
To increase in size start learning		Expand
Expert knowledge or skill in a particular field start learning		Expertise
To use selfishly start learning		Exploit
To reveal or unmask start learning		Expose
An act of making something longer start learning		Extension
To get or remove something start learning		Extract
A time when there is an extreme lack of food start learning		Famine
Possible to do start learning		Feasible
Having an end or limits start learning		Finite
A feature that ruins the perfection of something start learning		Flaw
To change continually start learning		Fluctuate
The central point or idea start learning		Focus
To strengthen start learning		Fortify
A skeletal structure designed to support something start learning		Framework
Unnecessary; of little importance start learning		Frivolous
A purpose natural to a person or thing start learning		Function
Of primary importance start learning		fundamental
A space in between to objects start learning		Gap
Communication that is distorted and unclear start learning		Garbled
to produce start learning		Generate
Pompous; overly important start learning		Grandiose
Overused and unoriginal start learning		Hackneyed
Lacking planning start learning		Haphazard
Not gentle; unpleasant start learning		Harsh
in hurry start learning		hasty
Full of risk start learning		Hazardous
To pause, often due to reluctance start learning		Hesitate
A ranking system start learning		Hierarchy
Something that causes delay or resistance start learning		Hindrance
Empty inside start learning		Hollow
Extremely unfriendly start learning		Hostile
An unproven idea that attempts to explain something. start learning		Hypothesis
Exactly the same start learning		Identical
Unable to read start learning		Illiterate
To explain by using an example start learning		Illustrate
Effect or influence start learning		Impact
To worsen start learning		Impair
To carry out start learning		Implement
To strongly suggest start learning		Imply
To force upon start learning		Impose
To reduce to poverty start learning		Impoverish
A reason to do something start learning		Incentive
Continuing without pause start learning		Incessant
A minor part start learning		Incidental
To urge on start learning		Incite
A preference start learning		Inclination
Incapable; lacking ability start learning		Incompetent
Changing randomly start learning		Inconsistent
Untiring start learning		Indefatigable
Not able to be challenged start learning		Indisputable
Not producing any major impact start learning		Ineffective
Unable to be avoided start learning		Inevitable
To guess based on evidence start learning		Infer
To increase in size start learning		Inflate
The ability to have an impact of something start learning		Influence
To hinder or restrain start learning		Inhibit
The first start learning		Initial
An investigation to determine the truth start learning		Inquiry
Necessary to complete the whole start learning		Integral
To combine start learning		Integrate
To explain the meaning of something start learning		Interpret
To come between people, objects, or an event and change what is happening. start learning		Intervene
Fearless start learning		Intrepid
Highly detailed start learning		Intricate
Intrusive start learning		Invasive
To examine or study start learning		Investigate
Easy to anger start learning		Irascible
The use of words to give a meaning opposite to their literal meaning start learning		Irony
Uncertain start learning		Irresolute
Words specific to a certain job or group start learning		Jargon
Together start learning		Jointly
A special talent or skill start learning		Knack
Work or effort start learning		Labor
To fall behind start learning		Lag
To mock or ridicule start learning		Lampoon
To become weak; to be neglected start learning		Languish
A talk given to an audience start learning		Lecture
cautious or wary due to realistic suspicions start learning		Leery
Lawful start learning		Legitimate
Merciful; less harsh start learning		Lenient
Probable start learning		Likely
Ridiculous start learning		Ludicrous
To continue at the same level start learning		Maintain
Very important start learning		Major
To influence, especially in an unfair way start learning		Manipulate
To increase to the greatest possible size start learning		Maximize
To find the size and dimensions of something start learning		Measure
Ordinary, average start learning		Mediocre
to fix start learning		Mend
A way of doing something. start learning		Method
To move from one place to another start learning		Migrate
The smallest or lowest amount possible start learning		Minimum
Giving the wrong idea start learning		Misleading
to change start learning		Modify
depressed start learning		Morose
lazy start learning		Negligent
Indifferent, unexcited start learning		Nonchalant
To follow orders or instructions start learning		Obey
to get start learning		Obtain
Easily understood start learning		Obvious
Someone on the opposite side for a game or contest start learning		Opponent
To unfairly burden start learning		Oppress
The source; where something began start learning		Origin
A typical example of something start learning		Paradigm
Frugal, stingy start learning		Parsimonious
to join in start learning		Partake
Preferring one option over others start learning		Partial
Something existing in very small amounts; scarcity start learning		Paucity
The highest or most important point start learning		Peak
The highest or most important point. start learning		Peak
Located on the side or edge start learning		Peripheral
To penetrate or pass through start learning		Permeate
To continue, especially when facing opposition start learning		Persist
Relate start learning		Pertain
A period or stage in a process start learning		Phase
A record of opinions or votes start learning		Poll
Powerful start learning		Potent
Practical, sensible start learning		Pragmatic
To give approval or admiration start learning		Praise
To come before start learning		Precede
Exact start learning		Precise
Having a high reputation start learning		Prestigious
Widespread start learning		Prevalent
First; most important start learning		Primary
Previous or earlier start learning		Prior
To continue doing something start learning		Proceed
Offspring start learning		Progeny
To further to progress of something start learning		Promote
To do well start learning		Prosper
Nearness in time or space start learning		Proximity
Disagreement or fight; to have an argument start learning		Quarrel
The distance between two things, often the maximum and the minimum start learning		range
An official position or station start learning		Rank
To sternly disapprove or reprimand start learning		Rebuke
To give a brief summary start learning		Recapitulate
To retreat start learning		Recede
To make changes that improve something start learning		Reform
To supervise or control a process so that it functions correctly start learning		Regulate
To strengthen with added support start learning		Reinforce
To say no to something that is offered start learning		Reject
To free; to allow to be known start learning		Release
To depend on start learning		Rely
To express disapproval or disappointment start learning		Reproach
To need for a specific purpose start learning		Require
To feel bitterness or anger towards someone or something start learning		Resent
To give up an office or position start learning		Resign
To withstand the effect of start learning		Resist
To come to a firm decision start learning		Resolve
To confine or keep within limits start learning		Restrict
To continue to do something or keep something start learning		Retain
1. To draw back in. 2. To withdraw something after it’s found to be untrue start learning		Retract
To bring back start learning		Retrieve
Used just for style or impact start learning		Rhetorical
not able to be changed or adapted start learning		Rigid
To turn start learning		Rotate
Something that serves as protection or ensures safety start learning		Safeguard
To very carefully examine start learning		Scrutinize
A part of the whole start learning		Section
Things that follow each other in a certain order start learning		Sequence
1. Harsh or strict. 2. Grave, critical start learning		Severe
To become smaller start learning		Shrink
Important, noteworthy start learning		Significant
Thinly scattered start learning		Sparse
To clearly indicate which one start learning		Specify
To form a theory without strong evidence start learning		Speculate
Alone; without others start learning		Solitary
deppresing start learning		Somber
To calm or comfort start learning		Soothe
Filthy and unpleasant start learning		Squalid
Unlikely to change or fail start learning		Stable
Sluggish, showing little movement start learning		Stagnant
A plan to reach a desired outcome start learning		Strategy
Coming after something in time start learning		Subsequent
A person or thing acting in place of another start learning		Substitute
Difficult to notice right away start learning		Subtle
Enough to serve a particular purpose start learning		Sufficient
To take the place of something else start learning		Supplant
1. To temporarily stop. 2. To hang something from somewhere start learning		Suspend
Having the belief that someone is doing something dishonest or illegal start learning		Suspicious
To keep going start learning		Sustain
Changing from one state or condition to another start learning		Transition
1. See-through material. 2. Easy to detect start learning		Transparent
Not attracting attention start learning		Unobtrusive
Unharmed start learning		Unscathed
Happy; optimistic start learning		Upbeat
unfair start learning		Unjust
To waver or be indecisive start learning		Vacillate

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