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Question		Answer
Abundant start learning		Present in large quantities.
Accustomed start learning		Used to something. (e.g. Having 8am classes means I'm accustomed to getting up early.)
Acquire start learning		To come into possession of. (When my grandmother died, I acquired her cookbook collection.)
Adamant start learning		Refusing to change an opinion.
Adjacent start learning		Close to or next to.
Adverse start learning		Unfavorable; against one's desires. (I had an adverse reaction to my medication and had to stop taking it.)
Aggregate start learning		To combine.
Ambiguous start learning		Having several potential meanings; unclear and difficult to understand.
Amend start learning		To change for the better; to improve.
Ample start learning		Plentiful (Our new apartment has ample space for the two of us.)
Anomaly start learning		Deviation from the norm.
Antagonize start learning		To tease or be hostile towards a person or group.
Attribute start learning		To give credit.
Arbitrary start learning		Based on a whim or random decision. (Flipping a coin is an arbitrary way to make a decision.)
Arduous start learning		Requiring a lot of effort.
Assuage start learning		To lessen a negative feeling. (Lessen = zmniejszyć)
Augment start learning		To increase or make larger.
Berate start learning		To scold. (skrzyczyć)
Bestow start learning		To give as a gift.
Boast start learning		To brag or talk with excessive pride.
Boost start learning		To help raise or increase something.
Brash start learning		Rude and tactless.
Brusque start learning		Abrupt to the point of rudeness.
Cacophony start learning		A harsh, unpleasant mixture of noise.
Cease start learning		To stop.
Censure start learning		To express strong disapproval.
Coalesce start learning		To combine or grow together.
Coerce start learning		To force someone to do something against their will.
Cognizant start learning		Being aware or having knowledge of something.
Cohesion start learning		Uniting; becoming one.
Coincide start learning		To occur at the same time.
Collide start learning		To hit one another with forceful impact.
Commitment start learning		Dedication to a cause or activity.
Conceal start learning		To hide.
Concur start learning		To agree.
Constrain start learning		To restrict or repress.
Contemplate start learning		To consider thoughtfully.
Convey start learning		To make known.
Copious start learning		Abundant (obfity)
Core start learning		Central; of main importance.
Corrode start learning		To gradually wear away.
Cumbersome start learning		Burdensome; clumsy
Deceive start learning		To trick or mislead.
Decipher start learning		To find the meaning of.
Degrade start learning		To lower in quality.
Deplete start learning		To significantly decrease.
Desirable start learning		Worth having or wanting.
Despise start learning		To hate.
Detect start learning		To locate something.
Deter start learning		To discourage.
Deviate start learning		To differ from the norm.
Devise start learning		To plan or create.
Diatribe start learning		A sharp criticism or attack.
Digress start learning		To wander from the main subject.
Diminish start learning		To shrink or reduce.
Dispose start learning		To get rid of.
Distrupt start learning		To interrupt by causing a disturbance.
Distort start learning		To misrepresent.
Distribute start learning		To give portions of something.
Divert start learning		To cause a change of course.
Dynamic start learning		Constantly changing.
Elite start learning		A select, above-average group.
Eloquent start learning		Moving speech or writing.
Endure start learning		To suffer through something difficult with patiance.
Enhance start learning		To intensify or magnify.
Epitome start learning		A perfect example of something.
Erroneous start learning		Incorrect.
Evade start learning		To avoid or escape.
Exemplary start learning		Worth of imitation.
Exploit start learning		To use selfishly.
Extract start learning		To get or remove something.
Feasible start learning		Possible to do.
Finite start learning		Having an end or limits.
Flaw start learning		A feature that ruins the perfection of something.
Fluctuate start learning		To change continually.
Fortify start learning		To strengthen.
Frivolous start learning		Unnecessary; of little importance.
Garbled start learning		Communication that is distorted and unclear.
Grnadiose start learning		Pompous; overly important.
Hackneyed start learning		Overused and unoriginal.
Haphazard start learning		Lacking planning.
Hasty start learning		In a hurry.
Hazardous start learning		Full of risk.
Hesitate start learning		To pause, often due to reluctance.
Hindrance start learning		Something that causes delay or resistance. (niechęc)
Hollow start learning		Empty inside.
Hostile start learning		Extremely unfriendly.
Illiterate start learning		Unable to read.
Impair start learning		To worsen. (Drinking alcohol will impair your driving abilities.)
Impose start learning		To force upon. (After the riots, the mayor imposed a curfew on the town.)
Impoverish start learning		To reduce to poverty. (These medical bills are going to impoverish me,)
Incentive start learning		A reason to do something.
Incessant start learning		Continuing without pause.
Incidental start learning		A minor part.
Incite start learning		To urge on. (nawoływać, nalegać)
Inclination start learning		A preference.
Inconsistent start learning		Changing randomly.
Indefatigable start learning		Untiring. (niezmordowany)
Indisputable start learning		Not able to be challenged.
Inevitable start learning		Unable to be avoided.
Infer start learning		To guess based on evidence.
Inflate start learning		To increase in size.
Inhibit start learning		To hinder or restrain. (This cleaning spray inhibit the growth of bacteria.)
Initial start learning		The first.
Inquiry start learning		An investigation to determine the truth.
Integral start learning		Necessary to complete the whole.
Interpid start learning		Fearless.
Intricate start learning		Highly detailed.
Invasive start learning		Intrusive (następny)
Irascrible start learning		Easy to anger.
Irresolute start learning		Uncertain.
Jargon start learning		Words specific to a certain job or group.
Jointly start learning		Together.
Knack start learning		A special talent or skill.
Lag start learning		To fall behind.
Lampoon start learning		To mock or ridicule.
Languish start learning		To become weak; to be neglected.
Leery start learning		Wary.
Lenient start learning		Merciful; less harsh.
Ludicrous start learning		Rediculous.
Mediocre start learning		Ordinary, average.
Mend start learning		To fix.
Morose start learning		Gloomy, depressed.
Negligent start learning		Lazy, neglectful.
Nonchalant start learning		Indifferent, unexcited.
Obey start learning		To follow orders or instructions.
Oppress start learning		To unfairly burden.
Parsimonious start learning		Frugal, stingy.
Partake start learning		To join in.
Paucity start learning		Something existing in very small amounts; scarcity.
Peripheral start learning		Located on the side or edge.
Permeate start learning		To penetrate or pass through.
Persist start learning		To continue, especially when facing opposition.
Pertain start learning		Relate.
Poll start learning		A record of opinions or votes.
Potent start learning		Powerful.
Precede start learning		To come before.
Prevalent start learning		Widepread.
Progeny start learning		Offspring
Prosper start learning		To do well.
Proximity start learning		Nearness in time or space.
Quarrel start learning		Disagreement or fight; to have an argument.
Rebuke start learning		To sternly disapprove or reprimand.
Recapitulate start learning		To give a brief summary.
Recede start learning		To retreat.
Reinforce start learning		To strenthen with added support.
Reproach start learning		To express disapproval or disappointment.
Resent start learning		To withstand the effect of.
Retain start learning		To continue to do something or keep something.
Retract start learning		(1) To draw back in; (2) To withdraw something after it's found to be untrue.
Retrieve start learning		To bring back.
Rhetorical start learning		Used just for style or impact.
Rigid start learning		Stiff; unyielding.
Scrutinize start learning		To very carefully examine.
Severe start learning		(1) Harsh or strict; (2) Grave, critical.
Shallow start learning		Not deep.
Shrink start learning		To become smaller.
Sparse start learning		Thinly scattered. (The farm was almost empty; there were just a few sparse trees here and there.)
Speculate start learning		To form a theory without strong evidence.
Solitary start learning		Alone; without others.
Somber start learning		Gloomy, depressing.
Soothe start learning		To calm or comfort.
Squalid start learning		Filthy and unpleasant.
Stagnant start learning		Sluggish, sowing little movement.
Subsequent start learning		Coming after something in time.
Subtle start learning		Difficult to notice right away.
Supplant start learning		To take the place of something else.
Suspend start learning		(1) To temporarily stop; (2) To hang something from somewhere.
Sustain start learning		To keep going.
Transparent start learning		(1) See-through material; (2) Easy to detect.
Unobtrusive start learning		Not attracting attention. (The prince's bodyguards had mastered the art of being unobtrusive.)
Unscathed start learning		Unharmed.
Upbeat start learning		Happy; optimistic.
Unjust start learning		Unfair.
Vacillate start learning		To waver or be indecisive.
Vanish start learning		To disappear quickly.
Vestige start learning		A small trace of something that is disappearing or has already disappeared.
Vial start learning		A small container used to hold liquids.
Vilify start learning		To speak poorly of; to slander.
Voluminous start learning		Taking up a lot of space.
Whereas start learning		On the contrary.
Wilt start learning		To droop and become limp. (Plants will wilt if you don't water them regularly.)

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