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English vocab

TermDefinition
Protrude (verb) The action of sticking out something
Imminent (adj) Describes something that is about to happen, typically something bad
Resemble (verb) The action of looking like or similar to someone or something
Frantically (adverb) to do something in a very fast and worried way
Primitive (adj) describes something that is undeveloped and very basic, generally because it it old or even ancient
Pristine (adj) describe something that is perfectly clean and fresh, as if it's brand new and in its original condition
Peculiar (adj) describes something that is stranger and unusual
Grotesque (adj) describes something or someone that is very ugly, strange, or distorted in a way that looks unnatural or exaggerated
Agitated (adj) Feeling or showing worry or nervousness, often making someone restless or fidgety
Wither (verb) When a plant becomes dry and shriveled, or when something stops growing and starts to die out or fade
Indefinitely (adv) Describes an action that will continue for an unknown amount of time possibly forever
flail (verb) to wave or swing something wildly and crazily
relent (verb) to become less intense, strict, or severe, to give in
Futile (adj) describes an effort or attempt that is useless and has no chance of success when you try to do something that will not work, this attempt is futile
Endure (verb) to keep going through something hard, such as pain or challenges, without giving up
Despair (verb) to loose hope or give up; to stop believing things will get better
Apathetic (adj) used to describe someone or something that shows very little interest in something or emotion about it
Inevitable (adj) describes an event that is certain to happen and unavoidable
oblivious (adj) describes someone who is not aware of anything that is going on around them, or doesn't care about it
Exaberate (verb) to make a problem, feeling, or situation worse, more intense, or more severe
Weary (adj) Describes someone who is very tired, physically or mentally because of a lot of hard work
Distictive (adj) having a quality or trait that makes a person, place or thing easily recognized or different from others
Skeptical (adj) describes someone who is hard to convince of something and has a lot of doubts
Feign (verb) to pretend to do something that isn't real
Emerge (verb) to come out of something, appear, or become visible
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