Vocabulary+13

Strive || Definition: To try very hard || Sentence to show meaning: I strive to get straight A s in school. || Antonym: Forget, skip Synonym: struggle, attempt || Flicker || Definition: To shine unsteadily || Sentence to show meaning: My favorite lightbolb was flickering. || Antonym: stays on Synonym: twinkle || Immense || Definition: Very large; huge || Sentence to show meaning: I was scared when the immense dog was chasing me down the street. || Antonym: small, miniature Synonym: humungus, gigantic, massive || neglect || Definition: to give to little care or attention to || Sentence to show meaning: You are neglecting to your younger siblings. || Antonym: care, love Synonym: carelessness, respect || Artistic || Definition: to be creative || Sentence to show meaning: You are so artistic with your art. || Antonym: horrible, inelegant Synonym: decorative, cultured || technical || Definition: having to do skill and technique || Sentence to show meaning: It is so technical how you do draw that cat. || Antonym: nontechnical Synonym: specialize, || ponder || Definition: to consider something so deeply and throughly || Sentence to show meaning: When you answer a question on your test, please ponder. || Antonym: forget, ignore Synonym: appraise, brood || daring || Definition: bold or courageous || Sentence to show meaning: How do you be so daring? || Antonym: shy, bashful Synonym: fearless, brave || accumulate || Definition: to gather or collect || Sentence to show meaning: Please accumulate this book. || Antonym: lose, waste Synonym: add to, acquire || Debut || Definition: the first || Sentence to show meaning: It is debut that i was on stage. || Antonym: last Synonym: beginning || limelight || Definition: center of public attention || Sentence to show meaning: You are always in the limelight. || Antonym: shy Synonym: public eye, public interest || wallop || Definition: to beat soundly || Sentence to show meaning: You are so wallop on those drums. || Antonym: quiet, lose Synonym: bam, bash || strangulated || Definition: to strangle || Sentence to show meaning: I am strangulated on this question. || Antonym: smart Synonym: stuck || cautious || Definition: To show || Sentence to show meaning: I am cautious of snakes. || Antonym: incautious Synonym: alert, considerite || dismayed || Definition: disappointed || Sentence to show meaning: I was very dismayed when I get bad grades on my test. || Antonym: happy, joyful Synonym: unhappy, cranky || blunder || Definition: make a mistake || Sentence to show meaning: I will never want to blunder in front of class. || Antonym: fix, correction Synonym: fault, error || hitch || Definition: To harness || Sentence to show meaning: I hitched finding a card. || Antonym: chance, opportunity Synonym: problem, difficulty || wreck || Definition: servere damage || Sentence to show meaning: My pencil got wrecked. || Antonym: creation Synonym: crash, collapse || launches || Definition: to send forth || Sentence to show meaning: I watched the rocket launch into the sky. || Antonym: stay, end Synonym: release, promote || specialist || Definition: someone who is an expert at something || Sentence to show meaning: When I grow up, I want to be a specialist in science. || Antonym: lose, not good Synonym: ace, adept || eerie || Definition: to be spooky in a way || Sentence to show meaning: Snakes are so eerie because of the way they slither. || Antonym: normal, silly Synonym: mysterious, creepy || stoop || Definition: to bow down || Sentence to show meaning: She stooped after her performance. || Antonym: straighted, nonsloughing Synonym: bend, desend || bitter || Definition: to have a harsh, disagree able taste || Sentence to show meaning: I have a bitter taste on cupcakes. || Antonym: pleasant, sweet Synonym: nasty, hostile || respectable || Definition: worthy of respect || Sentence to show meaning: Please be respectable to who is speaking. || Antonym: dishonest, unworthy Synonym: good, honest || heed || Definition: to obey or to listen || Sentence to show meaning: I will heed when I listen to a speech. || Antonym: disobey, noisy Synonym: quiet, eye-contact || straggle || Definition: to stray from the road || Sentence to show meaning: I straggled during the parade. || Antonym: hurry, rush Synonym: wonder, stray || smuggle || Definition: to import or export || Sentence to show meaning: Smuggle into the car! || Antonym: none Synonym: deal, hide || dwindled || Definition: to become smaller and smaller || Sentence to show meaning: Once I pulled the drain, the water dwindled. || Antonym: enlarge, expand Synonym: shrink, abate || captive || Definition: held against one's will || Sentence to show meaning: My grandpa was once held captive but he escape, luckily. || Antonym: freedom, loose Synonym: prisoned, bound || dilemma || Definition: a problem with a hard solution || Sentence to show meaning: Sometimes I have a dilemma of food. || Antonym: solve, no worry Synonym: crisis, bind || utter || Definition: to give audible to expression to || Sentence to show meaning: I uttered when i spoke for a speech. || Antonym: incomplete, uncertain Synonym: complete, pure || decline || Definition: to deny consent to || Sentence to show meaning: I declined the paperwork. || Antonym: decay, desent Synonym: withold, increase || stoop || Definition: to bend your head and shoulders || Sentence to show meaning: I stooped when my shoe went loose. || Antonym: still, not moving Synonym: bend, slough || superb || Definition: amirely fine of excellent || Sentence to show meaning: It was superb to find out that I got Young Ameritowne Judge. || Antonym: plain, offensive Synomyn: Delightful, charming || Harsh || Definition: ungentle in actions or effect || Sentence to show meaning: Someone was harsh on the playground. || Antonym: peaceful, gentle Synonym: unpleasant, rough || Survival || Definition: to act or fact of living || Sentence to show meaning: I am gald that my mom had survival during a war. || Antonym: dead, unalive Synonym: living, alive || lodged || Definition: represented as lying down || Sentence to show meaning: I lodged on my bed and thought it was comfortable. || Antonym: dislodged, get out Synonym: remain, stay || trudge || Definition: to walk || Sentence to show meaning: I trudged through the room to look for a game. || Antonym: tiptoe, lay Synonym: march, step || doomed || Definition: to destined || Sentence to show meaning: I felt doomed when I couldn't find something. || Antonym: hopeful, lucky Synonym: cursed, hopeless || diligent || Definition: constant in effort to accomplish something || Sentence to show meaning: I was diligent to win the piano recital. || Antonym: inactive, lazy Synonym: active, hard-working || attire || Definition: to dress || Sentence to show meaning: I attire my dress. || Antonym:
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Synonym: apparel, array || lanky || Definition: ungracefully thin || Sentence to show meaning: Someone was lanky when they pushed their stomach in. || Antonym:
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Synonym: slender, meager || sneer || Definition: to smile || Sentence to show meaning: I sneered at photograph I looked at. || Antonym: compliment, praise Synonym: laugh, mock || reluctant || Definition: Unwilling to take a action || Sentence to show meaning: I was reluctant to do a skit in front of everybody. || Antonym:
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Synonym: || detain || Definition: to delay; || Sentence to show meaning: I detained to a school concert. || Antonym: free, release Synonym: hold back, arrest || baffle || Definition: to confuse || Sentence to show meaning: I baffled my mom on a math problem. || Antonym: enlighten, explain Synonym: perplex, bewilder || crocheted || Definition: a form by crochet || Sentence to show meaning: I crocheted to make a beautiful dress. || Antonym: unknit Synonym: weave, sew || flexing || Definition: to bend, as a part of a body || Sentence to show meaning: I flexed about on my knees to get a ruler. || Antonym: extended, straighten Synonym: angle, curve || rueful || Definition: causing sorrow || Sentence to show meaning: I was rueful when my grandpa died. || Antonym:
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Synonym:, pity, || lolled || Definition: to recline or lean in a relaxed || Sentence to show meaning: I lolled on my very soft couch. || Antonym:
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Synonym: || instinct || Definition: to inborn a activity || Sentence to show meaning: I have an instinct to using a computer or laptop since they are so fun to use. || Antonym:
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Synonym: tendency, || obstacles || Definition: something that obstructs or hinders progess || Sentence to show meaning: I went through an obtacle at field day. || Antonym: advantage, assistance Synonym: block, barrier || noble: || Definition: distunguised by rank or title || Sentence to show meaning: I was noble to my homework on the computer, since I don't have internet at home. || Antonym: ignoble, lowly Synonym: gentle,highborn || taunt || Definition: to reprouch in sarcastic || Sentence to show meaning: I taunted my sister for fun and she knew it was a joke. || Antonym: kind, nice Synonym: teasing, brab || impress || Definition: to affect deeply or strongly in mind or feelings || Sentence to show meaning: I am impressed how i do in school. || Antonym: unamazed, Synonym: trill, awe || dwindled || Definition: to become smaller and smaller || Sentence to show meaning: I feel like I dwindle because i am so small. || Antonym: develop, expand Synonym: contract, decrease || lawfully || Definition: allowed or permitted by law ||  ||   || snoop || Definition: to prowl ||  ||   || splendid || Definition: to be magnificent ||  ||   || disappointed || Definition: to be upset ||  ||   || sprawled || Definition: to be streched out in unnatural way. || Sentence to show meaning: My hands and my legs sprawled out. || Antonym: straighten, Synonym: loll, extend, strech || throbbed || Definition: to beat with increased force || Sentence to show meaning: In the Olympics some people throb the next time they play. || Antonym: no Antonym Synonym: pelsate, beat || accelerator || Definition: a person that accelerates || Sentence to show meaning: I like to be an accelerator even though i don't run fast. || Antonym:
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Synonym: || liberty || Definition: freedom from abitrary || Sentence to show meaning: I am glad I have liberty in America. || Antonym; imprisonment Synonym: independence, opportunity || express || Definition: to put thought into words || Sentence to show meaning: I love to express the grades on my report card. || Antonym: indefinite Synonym: definite, precise || oppose || Definition: to act against || Sentence to show meaning: I oppose to getting b's on report cards even though I didn't get a b. || Antonym: agree, obstruct Synonym: support, favor || dunno || Definition: Not knowing something || Sentence to show meaning: I dunno when I am watching football. || Antonym: intelligent, know Synonym:W incorrect || determination || Definition: the act of making an decision and doing it || Sentence to show meaning: It is my determination is to either go to Stanford or Harvard. || Antonym: doubt, hesitation Synonym: courage, bravery || triumph || Definition: the act of victorious || Sentence to show meaning: I am triumph when I get excellent grades. || Antonym: sadness, sorrow Synonym: joy, pride || seized || Definition: to take hold of suddenly || Sentence to show meaning: I seized at my report card on Febraury 26th. || Antonym: offer, release Synonym: snatch, grab || swift || Definition: capable of moving fast || Sentence to show meaning: I am swift when I am running a race. || Antonym: delay, slow Synonym: rapid, quick || abrupt || Definition: to act in a bad manner || Sentence to show meaning: I do not like people who are abrupt. || Antonym: rough, rude Synonym: calm, kind || immigrants || Definition: a person who migrates to another country || Sentence to show meaning: The family on my mom's side is immigrants. || Antonym: native, local Synonym: incomer, settler || convince || Definition: a move by argument to belief || Sentence to show meaning: I like to convince people to vote for me when i am in a election. || Antonym: lose, argue Synonym: persuade, assure || discourage || Definition: to deprive of confidence || Sentence to show meaning: I feel discouraged when people boo me. || Antonym: encourage, inspire Synonym: confuse, afflict || insinuate || Definition: to suggest or hint slyly || Sentence to show meaning: I am insinuating people who have no clue. || Antonym: hide, conceal Synonym: refer, mention || suppress || Definition: to put an end to activities || Sentence to show meaning: I do not like the people who suppress things. || Antonym: encourage, release Synonym: abolish, crush || rugged || Definition: very rough || Sentence to show meaning: The carpet is very rugged. || Antonym: smooth, level Synonym: bumpy, hilly || urgent || Definition: requiring immadiate action || Sentence to show meaning: I am urgent to finish fifth grade. || Antonym: unnessary, moderate Synonym: instant, important || mocking || Definition: to mimic || Sentence to show meaning: I don't like people mocking me. || Antonym: praise, flatter Synonym: taunt, imiate || gesture || Definition: a move movement of a body part || Sentence to show meaning: I gestured at running a marathon. || Antonym: still, speech Synonym: action, wave || halt || Definition: to cease moving || Sentence to show meaning: I halted when I reached my destination || Antonym: go, endurance Synonym: pause, freeze ||
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