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capacity 1. the largest possible amount that can be contained, or 2. the ability to do something
boisterous noisy and rowdy
maximum highest allowable amount
inept without skill; clumsy
restrain to hold back
commentary an explanation or interpretation
marvel a wonderful thing or an awesome sight
factor a reason or circumstance
cumulative increasing by adding one thing after another
intimidate to frighten, threaten, scare
painstaking taking a lot of care or trouble; careful
anguish extreme suffering or pain
unanimous in complete agreement, everyone agreed
continuous without interruption or end
erupt to burst, explode or release suddenly
ample plenty; more than enough
collaborate to work together, especially on a piece of work of art
concise short and to the point; saying a lot in a few words
distinct different; not the same as others
diversity having different types together; variety
dominate to rule over, control, or tower above
ignite to set on fire; to burn
linger to stay in place longer than expected
mimic to imitate or copy an action (often to make fun of someone)
parody a funny imitation
rural out in the country or related to the country
strive to try hard; to struggle to accomplish something
superior better than; above average
urban having to do with the city; city-like
objective a goal or purpose
allegiance loyalty or devotion
chronological occurring or going in order of time
context the background or situation for something
dilligent hard-working or thorough
generate to produce or create
majority the greater part or number
meager not enough; inadequate
negotiate to bargain; to try to reach a deal
obstacle something that gets in your way; an obstruction
possess to own, occupy, or control
poverty the state of being poor
prejudice judge someone or something before you know much about them; a preconceived attitude
prosecute to accuse or put on trial
remote far out of the way and distant
transform to change
campaign a series of operations to accomplish a goal
collide to crash into
consequence the outcome, result or effect
drastic extreme, severe
elaborate worked out with great care and attention to detail
inevitable unavoidable and necessary
vow to promise or pledge
treacherous 1. not to be trusted; dishonest 2. dangerous and hazardous
subsequent following in order; next
siege a long fight, especially surrounding of a city
sanctuary 1. a holy place 2. a safe place
retaliate to get even; to do something to get revenge
provoke to enrage or stir up
predicament a difficult situation
loathe to feel intense hate for
dense tightly packed in
deplete to use up
eclipse to overshadow or surpass
eerie weird, scary, or creepy
effect a result or consequence
esteem to honor or think of highly
excel to outdo or surpass; to be extremely talented at
futile useless
hazardous dangerous or risky
influence to sway or affect
monotonous having very little variety; staying the same; boring
prominent well-known or noticeable
quest a search or pursuit
solar relating to the sun
unique one of a kind
anticipate to expect, look forward to, or prepare for
apparel clothing or attire
controversy conflict created by differing opinions
deluge a flood of water; and excessive amount of something
designate to point something out; to give a name or title to something
equivalent equal to something else
hostile unfriendly or against
ingenious especially clever or brilliant
jovial happy and cheerful
makeshift thrown together or crudely created
salvage to rescue or save something
significant noteworthy or important
terrain an area of land and its features
unruly difficult to control rule
vacate to leave something
agony intense suffering
beneficial helpful
composure a state of calmness or self-control
constant not changing; continuing without pause
cope to deal with
dissolve to melt away or break apart
duration the length of time that something happens or exists
genre a class or category
immense huge
optimist someone who believes things will be good
predict to guess what will happen in the future; to forecast
refuge a shelter or safe haven
stifle to hold something back or cut something off
terminate to end or conclude
verge the edge of something
adhere o stick to, either physically or mentally
apprehensive unsure about trying something
arrogant having too much pride
awe a feeling of amazement, sometimes along with some fear
capital 1. the city in which the center of government is located 2. money or wealth used in business
conspicuous easily see or noticed
dialogue a conversation between two or more people
hoax something meant to trick others
encounter to meet or come across, usually by accident
former having come before, previous
lure to attract on purpose, usually for evil reasons
massive extremely large, usually beyond understanding
preliminary done in preparation for a main event
propel to send forward with some force
tangible touchable, real or actual
accumulate to gather or collect
ambition a strong desire or drive
barren not producing or creating anything; having no vegetation
deposit to deliver and leave an item, often for safekeeping
desperate having an urgent need or desire
dwell 1. to live somewhere 2. to stay on one thing
economy an organized money system
exaggerate to say that something is more than it really is; to overstate
expanse a wide-open space
exploit to profit from selfishly; to abuse
extract to draw something out of something else; to remove
liberate to set free
migration a movement or change of position, usually of many people or animals
onset the beginning or start
primitive happening early in the history of humans and the world, or simple and not complicated
abundant plenty, more than enough
beacon a guiding light or signal
clarity the state of being clear and straightforward
consent agreement or approval
convenient easy and suitable to a particular situation
cultivate to grow and care for
deteriorate to fall apart, usually gradually over time
exclude to purposefully leave something out or reject
evolve to grow or change over time
idiom a phrase or saying, usually unique to a particular language
legislation a law or set of laws
subordinate below something else, usually in rank or in an organization
reluctant not willing to take action
trait a quality or characteristic
verdict a firm decision
accomodate 1. to do a favor or service for 2. to hold comfortably without crowding
arid extremely dry
blunder a careless mistake
compact dense, solid or packed together
commend to congratulate or praise
cordial friendly and warm
declare to make known officially; to announce
knack a clever skill, or a special way of doing something
leeway extra time, space, or materials to work with, or a bit of freedom
plummet to fall straight down
soothe to calm or comfort; to ease or relieve pain
stationary standing still; not moving
swarm to move or gather in large numbers
transport to carry or move from one place to another
vital necessary to life
burden a physical weight or an emotional load
conserve to protect from loss, to use carefully
contaminate to make impure or unclean by contact or mixture
elude to escape from capture
extinct removed from existence; no longer alive or working
formulate to create or invent; to state precisely
improvise make things up as the situation goes along
leisure free time, away from any duties
likeness an image similar to someone or something
manipulate to control something to one's advantage, or by using the hands
minute exceptionally small, usually a part of something
priority something that takes precedence over another, is most important
pursue to follow or chase with determination
resolute firm in one's position
retrieve to get something back
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