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adj. extremly talented
Actors are really adroit at there job. |
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adj. friendly
The stray dog was very amicable. |
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against, oposted to
Some people were averse of the next president. |
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adj. aggresive, aurgumentive
Most people that play COD get very belligerent. |
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adj. generous
Frank is a benevolent person. |
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adj. quick, brief, superfichal
The guards cursory looked through our bags. |
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noun. sneakyness
Some people are very duplicity when robbing stores. |
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verb. to praise highly
Chruchs like to extol God. |
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adj. likly, probable
There is a feasible chance that it will rain this week. |
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noun-dirty look, contorshion
verb- to contact your face
n. Mad people give make a grimace at people.
v. The person grimaced at the teacher. |
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Noun. great devastation or destruction mass slaughter.
Holocausts in the past were very bad. |
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adj. incapable of being affected
The fortress was impervious to attack. |
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Noun. a moving force, stimulus
The truck was impetus and unstopable |
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noun. risk or danger
Tyler was in jeopardy of failing the test. |
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adj. precise, through; paying close attention to detail.
The guards were very meticulous about what we were wearing. |
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noun. desire to return to a former time/place; a sentimental vearning
Most people want to go to a nostlagia in life. |
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| noun. most perfect embodiment of something |
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verb. to go backward, usually to a worse condition
Most people dont want to retrogress. |
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verb. to examine in detail
I will scrutinixe everyone who comes in my room. |
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adj. lukewarm
I was mad that the dtream of tepid water flowed into the tub. |
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