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Inconsequential-adj

Having no effect or importance

syn:trivial;ant:essential

What once seemed like a major event in my life now seems entirely ___.

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Consecutive-adj

Following in order

syn:sequential

For fourteen ____ days, snow fell on the city. 

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Execution-n

The way something is done

syn:operation, performance

The spectators were astonished at the skater's perfect ___ of a difficult jump.

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Courier-n

one who carries and delivers

As a ___, Tom delivered packages to many interesting places.

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Incur-v

To bring about

syn:acquire;ant:avoid

If you don't want to ___ your math teacher's anger, you should finish your homework.

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Recurrent-adj

Happening repeatly

syn:habitual;ant:infequent

At the town meeting, some residents complained about the ___ problem of reckless driving. 

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Gradualism-n

A policy which involes taking small measured actions

When asked about how to deal with the nations economy, the vice president recommended a kind of ____.

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Regress-v

To go back to a less mature or less possitive state

syn:slip back;ant:improve

Whenever the two adult brothers got together, they seemed to ___ to the age of thirteen.

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Digress-v

To move away from the topic on hand;rample

syn:depart;ant:continue, stick to

The speaker started to ___ from his intended subject, but he noticed the audience looking bored, and he stopped.

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amble-v

to causually walk;stroll

ant:hurry

Monique ___ up to the other children on the beach and asked what they were doing.

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ambulatory-adj

Able to work

After months of physical therapy, the patient was ____ again.

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Preamble-n

A passage or speech which introduces another longer passage or speech.

In the __- to the U.S Declaration of Independence, Jefferson state the reasons the colonies are rebelling against Britain.