2.increased activity resulting from a driving force
Wheedle
1. to coax using sly persuasion
2. to gain by using sly persuasion or insincere praise
Alacrity
1. promptness in responding
2. eagerness
Traverse
to pass over, across, or through
Sustenance
something that provides nourishment; food needed to live
Wanton
1.ignoring what is right
2. exessive or unrestrained
3. playful or frolicsome
Lament
to feel or express greif
Implicate
to show to be involved with something, especially something dishonest of illegal
Allude
To refer to in an indirect way
Contend
1.to struggle with
2.to maintain or assert
Regale
to entertain or delight
Sedentary
doing or requring a lot of sitting
Callow
young and inexpirienced; immature
Impediment
anything that gets in the way; an obstical
Indolent
indulging in ease; avoiding exertion; lazy
Strife
conflict or struggle
Concede
to admit to be true, often reluctantly
Vociferous
making one's feeling know in a loud way
Impart
1.to make known;disclose
2.to bestow
Censure
to blame or find fault with
Sumptuous
extravagantly splendidor costly; luxurious
Voluble
characterized by a ready flow of words; talkative
Prodigy:
A)a person who show remarkable talent at an early age or an amazing or extraordinary thing or event
B)one whose training or career is helped along by another
A
Prodege:
A)a person who show remarkable talent at an early age or an amazing or extraordinary thing or event
B)one whose training or career is helped along by another
B
Pariah
a social outcast
Adroit
clever at dealing with difficult situations; skillful