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ABATE
- A.B.A.T.E
- To become weaker; to decrese
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ACKNOWLEDGE
- A.C.K.N.O.W.L.E.D.G.E
- To admit the existence of
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AGENT
- A.G.E.N.T
- A person who acts or does business for another
- Something that brings about a result
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AUTHORITY
- A.U.T.H.O.R.I.T.Y
- The right to give orders, make decisions, or take action
- An expert source of information
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DEVASTATE
- D.E.V.A.S.T.A.T.E
- To ruin or destroy completely.
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EPIDEMIC
- E.P.I.D.E.M.I.C
- The rapid spreading of a disease to many people at one time
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ESTIMATE
- E.S.T.I.M.A.T.E
- A number that is not exact; a careful guess
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EVICT
- E.V.I.C.T
- To force out of property by taking legal action
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IMPARTIAL
- I.M.P.A.R.T.I.A.L
- Not favoring one side more than another; fair
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INDUSTRIOUS
- I.N.D.U.S.T.R.I.O.U.S
- Hard working; not lazy
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INFURIATE
- I.N.F.U.R.I.A.T.E
- To make very angry
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IRRELEVANT
- I.R.R.E.L.E.V.A.N.T
- Having nothing to do with the subject; random
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PRECISE
- P.R.E.C.I.S.E
- Exact; accurate
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SHAM
- S.H.A.M
- Something fake or false
- Not genuine; fake
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TREK
- T.R.E.K
- A long, slow, and difficult jouney
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ASTUTE
- A.S.T.U.T.E
- Wise in a clever or practical way
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Authentic
- a.u.t.h.e.n.t.i.c
- Genuine; true
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Delicacy
- d.e.l.i.c.a.c.y
- A choice item of food
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Derogatory
- d.e.r.o.g.a.t.o.r.y
- Expressing a low opinion; inteneded to hurt the reputation of a person or thing
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Devour
- d.e.v.o.u.r
- To eat up hungrily
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Figment
- f.i.g.m.e.n.t
- Something that is made up in the mind but that has no connection with reality
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Mythical
- m.y.t.h.i.c.a.l
- Imaginary; not real
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Plumage
- p.l.u.m.a.g.e
- a bird's feathers
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Predatory
Living by killing and eating other animals
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Prior
Coming earlier in time
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Scavenge
To search through or pick over, looking for something usable
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Slaughter
To kill in order to obtain meat
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Solitude
The condition of being alone or at some distance from people
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Ungainly
Moving in a clumsy or awkward way
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Vulnerable
Open to attack; easily injured physically or emotionally
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Aghast
Stuck with horror; shocked
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Annihilate
To destroy completly; to reduce to utter ruin
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Benefactor
A person who provides help, especially by giving money
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bestow
to give as an honor; to present as a gift
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Devious
- having many twists and turns
- Sneaky
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Devoid
lacking; empty; entirely wihtout
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mortal
a human being; especially as contrasted with a god
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muse
to think about in a quiet careful way
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pioneer
a person who goes before others and opens the way for them to follow
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plaque
a deadly disease that spreads rapidly from person to person
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subside
to sink to a lower level
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unwitting
not done on purpose; unintended
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wrath
forceful anger; fury
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acquire
to gain ownership of something; to get by ones's own effort or actions
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antagonize
to make an enemy of; to stir up anger or dislike
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competent
having the ability to do the work that it needed
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comprise
to form or make up
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correspond
- to match; to be equal to
- to exchange letters with another person
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dilapidated
in poor condition from neglect or age
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illustrious
very famous; outstanding
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incident
something that happened in real life or in a story; an event , often of little importance
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inherit
to recieve something from someone after that person's death
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latitude
- the distance north or south of the equator, measured in degress.
- Freedom form strict rules
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loath
unwilling; reluctant
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maintain
- to declare something to be true
- to continue in the same way or condition
- to keep in good condition
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renovate
to make like new again
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reprimand
- to scold in a harsh or fomal manner
- a strong scolding from authority
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supervise
to direct or manage activities
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Adequate
enough; sufficent
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administer
to manage or direct
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agitate
to disturb or upset
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capitulate
to give in; surrender
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citrus
a fruit of the family that includes oranges, lemons, grapefruits, and limes.
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disrupt
to break up the orderly course
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hovel
an unpleasant,cramped, and dilapidated place to live
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illiterate
Unable to read or write
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indifferent
not concerned about;not caring
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menial
of or relating to low, humble work
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permanent
lasting or expected to last for a long time
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strenuous
needing much effort using lots of energy
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toil
to work long and hard
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urgent
neding quick action or attention
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