Vocabulary+18

Strive || Definition: To try very hard || Sentence to show meaning: I strive to do my best on my homework. || Antonym: Forget,skip Synonym: Struggle,attempt || Flicker || Definition: To shine unsteadily || Sentence to show meaning: The light bulb in the attic went out. || Antonym: Stays on,constant Synonym: Flash,twinkle || Immense || Definition: Very large;huge || Sentence to show meaning: I saw a immense bumblebee. || Antonym: Small,miniature,tiny Synonym: Humongous,gigantic,massive || Yonder || Definition: Being within sight || Sentence to show meaning: The beach was within my sight || Antonym: Nearby,neighboring,asunder Synonym: Backwoods,away,beyond range || artistic || Definition: Done with skill and good taste || Sentence to show meaning: My friend is very artistic. || Antonym: distasteful, horrible Synonym: creative, cultured || technical || Definition: Of, pertaining to, showing technique || Sentence to show meaning: My friend was showing his good technique. || Antonym: Untechnical Synonym: Abstruse, high-tech || Ponder || Definition: Consider thoughtfully || Sentence to show meaning: He pondered his next words thoughtfully. || Antonym: Forget, ignore Synonym: Reflect, ruminate || Debut || Definition: A first time on a stage, on television, etc. || Sentence to show meaning: Our talent show was on the television. || Antonym: absence, departure, dissapearance Synonym: advent, appearing, arrival || Limelight || Definition: The light so produced. || Sentence to show meaning: We tested the new stage light. || Antonym: obscurity Synonym: exposure, 15 minutes of fame || wallop || Definition: to beat soundly, thrash || Sentence to show meaning: He beat his drums soundly || Antonym: fail, lose, surrender Synonym: bash, belt ,blow || thrashed || Definition: to beat soundly in punishment || Sentence to show meaning: i beat my drum. || Antonym: be still Synonym: beat up || slathered || Definition: To spread or apply quickly || Sentence to show meaning: i slathered some butter on my toast. || Antonym: slip Synonym: paint, smuther, brush || Cautions || Definition: A warning against danger or evil. || Sentence to show meaning: I was in great danger. || Antonym: Neglect, thoughtlessness Synonym: || Dismayed || Definition: As by sudden danger or trouble. || Sentence to show meaning: I was in big trouble. || Antonym: Assure, encourage Synonym: Abash, alarm || Blunder || Definition: To move or act blindly. || Sentence to show meaning: I walked blindly. || Antonym: Correction, fix Synonym: Blooper, bungle || Retarders || Definition: A person or thing that retards. || Sentence to show meaning: My mom retards. || Antonym: None Synonym: None || Bogie || Definition: The central 2-4 wheels at the front of the train. || Sentence to show meaning: My train has a bogie with 4 wheels. || Antonym: None Synonym: None || launches || Definition: To set (a boat or ship) into the water. || Sentence to show meaning: We launched our boat into the water. || Antonym: Hold, keep Synonym: Bombard, bung || Specialist || Definition: A person who devotes himself or herself to one subject or to one particular of a subject or pursuit. || Sentence to show meaning: I was in pursuit of my enemy. || Antonym: General Synonym: Ace, adept || Eerie || Definition: Uncanny, to inspire superstitious fear || Sentence to show meaning: My friend had a superstitious fear. || Antonym: Funny, normal Synonym: Awesome, bizarre || Ballast || Definition: Gravel or broken stone laid down as a railroad bed || Sentence to show meaning: I saw broken stones on the unused railroad tracks. || Antonym: none Synonym: Balance, bracket || Alchemists || Definition: A person who is versed in or practices alchemy || Sentence to show meaning: I practice alchemy. || Antonym: None Synonym: None || Respectable || Definition: Worthy of respect or esteem || Sentence to show meaning: My friends treat me with respect. || Antonym: Cheap, miselry Synonym: Fair, presentable || Straggle || Definition: To stray from the road || Sentence to show meaning: I accidentally strayed from the path. || Antonym: Hurry, rush Synonym: Dawdle, drift || Heed || Definition: To give careful attention to || Sentence to show meaning: He did not heed the warning. || Antonym: Carelessness, heedlessness Synonym: Carefulness, caution || phase || Definition: A stage in a process of change or development || Sentence to show meaning: My friend changed his actions. || Antonym: Whole Synonym: Angle, direction || Bulged || Definition: A rounded projection || Sentence to show meaning: I made a rounded projection. || Antonym: Cave in, depress Synonym: Balloon, blob || Captive || Definition: A person who is enslaved or dominated || Sentence to show meaning: My uncle is enslaved. || Antonym: Free, independent Synonym: Bound, caged || Dilemma || Definition: Any difficult or perplexing situation or problem || Sentence to show meaning: I had to make a difficult decision. || Antonym: Miracle, solution Synonym: || Utter || Definition: To express in words || Sentence to show meaning: I expressed my words on my report. || Antonym: Incomplete, uncertian Synonym: Blasted, blooming || Mote || Definition: A small particle of dust || Sentence to show meaning: I found a small particle of dust floating down from the ceiling. || Antonym: None Synonym: Atom, crumb || Vast || Definition: Of very great area or extent || Sentence to show meaning: The forest is a great area. || Antonym: Bounded, limited Synonym: Boundless, detailed || Superb || Definition: Extremely good || Sentence to show meaning: I had some extremely good cake. || Antonym: Bad, second-rate Synonym: Fine, grand || Harsh || Definition: Grim or unpleasentaly severe || Sentence to show meaning: My day was unpleasant. || Antonym: Easy, gentile Synonym: Bitter, cracked || Survival || Definition: The act or fact of survival || Sentence to show meaning: In school, we learned about survival. || Antonym: None Synonym: Durability, endurance || Anxious || Definition: Greatly worried || Sentence to show meaning: I was worried about my lost brother. || Antonym: Calm, content Synonym: Afraid, antsy || Awning || Definition: In order too offer protection from the sun || Sentence to show meaning: Our new awning protected us from the sun. || Antonyms: None Synonyms: Blinding, canopy || Doomed || Definition: Adverse fate || Sentence to show meaning: My friend had an adverse fate || Antonyms: Hopeful, lucky Synonyms: Threatened, undone || Diligent || Definition: Painstaking || Sentence to show meaning: The event was painstaking. || Antonyms: Inactive, lazy Synonyms: Grind, untiring || Attire || Definition: Clothes and apparel || Sentence to show meaning: She had wonderful clothes. || Antonyms: Disrobe Synonyms: Drapes,duds || Overenthusiastic || Definition: Ardent || Sentence to show meaning: He seems very enthusiastic about his role in the play. || Antonyms: None Synonyms: None || Corridors || Definition: Hallway || Sentence to show meaning: We both walked down the long hallway. || Antonyms: Exit Synonyms: Foyer, lobby || Disclined || Sentence to show meaning: A reluctant candidate || Antonyms: Anxious, eager Synonyms Afraid, backwards || Keep waiting || Sentence to show meaning: I was kept waiting thanks to my friends talking || Antonyms: Free, let go Synonyms: Bog down, bust || To cheat || Sentence to show meaning; My friend cheated in our game. || Antonyms: Clear up, explain Synonyms: Addle, astound || Bickering || Definition: Wrangle || Sentence to show meaning: Me and my friend were bickering. || Antonyms: Agree, concede Synonyms: Brawl, cavil || Smoldering || Definition: To burn without flame || Sentence to show meaning: Our fire burned without a flame. || Antonyms: Freeze Synonyms: Boil, churn || Instinct || Definition: Natural intuitive power || Sentence to show meaning: My mom and dad have power over the house. || Antonym: Knowldege, reason Synonym: Hunch, impulse || Obstacles || Definition: Something that obstructs. || Sentence to show meaning: My dog obstructs. || Antonyms: Blessing, help Synonyms: Bump, catch || Ekat ||  ||   ||   || Noble || Defin Distinguished by title or rank || Sentence to show meaning : I was distinguished by my friend. || Antonyms: ignoble, lowly Synonyms; August, big || Taunt || Definition: To mock or talk sarcastically || Sentence to show meaning: My friend mocked me. || Antonyms: Praise, respect Synonyms: Dump, jab || Impress || Definition: Influence in opinion || Sentence to show meaning: I have an opinion. || Antonyms: Neglect Synonyms: Bulldoze, electrify || Doubloon || Definition: Gold coin fluctuating in value ||  ||   || Snoop || Definition: To prowl or pry || Sentence to show meaning I pried the old wooden box open. || Antonyms: Ignore, neglect Synonyms: Scout, snooper || Splendid || Definition: The act of defining || Sentence to show meaning: I am good at defining || Antonyms: Nonsense Synonyms: Clue, comment || Disappointed || Definition: Depressed, discouraged || Sentence to show meaning: I was discouraged that day. || Antonyms: Delight,excite Synonyms: Baffle, balk || Hunched || Definition: To shove or push || Sentence to show meaning: My friend got pushed into the mud. || Antonyms: Stand Synonyms: Arch, bend || Margin || Definition: A limit in condition || Sentence to show meaning: My toy was in very bad condition. || Antonyms: Center, core Synonyms: Bound, brim || Liberty || Definition: Freedom from all unfair laws. || Sentence to show meaning: At the end of school, we have freedom. || Antonyms: Restrained Synonyms: Choice,decision || Express || Definition: Very fast mean of transportation || Sentence to show meaning: The express was very fast. || Antonyms: Racing Synonyms: Creeping, walking slowly || Oppose || Definition: To stand in the way off || Sentence to show meaning: I oppose school. || Antonyms: Aid, help Synonyms: Protest, refuse || Pneumatic || Definition: Gases, or wind || Sentence to show meaning: The smell of gas was in the air. || Antonyms: Ground Synonyms: Breezy, drafty || Amphibious || Definition: Able to live on/off land || Sentence to show meaning: I have an amphibious frog as a pet. || Antonyms: None Synonyms: Floating, swimming || Determination || Definition: Coming to a decision || Sentence to show meaning: I had to come to a decision || Antonyms: None Synonyms: Backbone,boneless || Triumph || Definition: The act of being victorious || Sentence to show meaning: My soccer team was victorious. || Antonyms: Sadness, sorrow Synonyms: Celebration, joy || Comrades || Definition: Companion or friend || Sentence to show meaning: I have many friends || Antonyms: Enemy, foe Synonyms: Buddy, pal || Cowardly || Definition: Lacking courage || Sentence to show meaning: I lack courage. || Antonyms: Bold, brave Synonyms: Afraid, frightened || Wicked || Definition: Very mischievous || Sentence to show meaning: My friend is very mischevous || Antonyms: Decent, good Synonyms: Mean, aggressive || Immigrants || Definition: A person who migrates to a different country || Sentence to show meaning: I have moved to a new place before. || Antonyms: Local, native Synonyms: Alien, migrant || Convince || Definition: A course of action || Sentence to show meaning: My friend is always ready for action. || Antonyms: Agree Synonyms: Assure, satisfy || Discourage || Definition: To deprive of courage || Sentence to show meaning: I am deprived of my courage || Antonyms: Encourage, inspire Synonyms: Awe, beatdown || Wooshed || Definition: A loud, rushing noise || Sentence to show meaning: My brother makes loud noises. || Antonyms: limp Synonyms: Wheesh || Dashed || Definition: Made up of dashes || Sentence to show meaning: A dashed line down the middle of the road. || Antonyms: Walk Synonyms Ran || Rugged || Definition: Roughly broken || Sentence To Show Meaning: My car broke || Antonyms: Even, level Synonyms: Broken, Lumpy ||
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