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#21-25 short list Word Scramble

 
 

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Question Answer
adequate(adj) enough
discord(n) disagreement
garrulous(adj) talk a lot
gnarled(adj) twisted
harangue(n)a scolding or a long or intense verbal attack; diatribe (v) to verbally attack
herculean(adj) requires strength
hubris(n) arrogance
imperative(adj) absolutely required: unavoidable
incite(v) to stir; to encourage
licentious(adj) lawless; immoral
machination(noun) the act of plotting; a crafty scheme
menace(noun) something that threatens to cause evil, harm, injury, etc (verb) to threaten
menagerie(noun) zoo; odd collection
onerous (adj)burdensome, oppressive, or troublesome; causing hardship
posterity(noun)future generations
revelation(noun)the act of revealing or disclosing
rudimentary(adj)basic; elementary
subjective(adj)based on inner experience rather than fact
ulterior(adj) kept secretive
volition(noun)free will