acknowledge to accept, admit or recognize something, Recognize, accept deny
or the truth or existence of something ignored to intentionally not listen or give Unnoticed attention to overlooked Decrease to become less, or to make something Reduce, shrink increase become less Verified to prove that something exists or is true, Established, unproven or to make certain that something is confirmed correct Tolerate to accept behaviour and beliefs which are Stand, accept different from your own, although you might not agree with or approve of them Admirer someone who finds someone else sexually attractive, or someone who admires someone or something Adoration very strong love or worship for someone Respect, detestation Contemporaries someone living during the same period as Generation, someone else / a person who is of the age group same age as you Disapproval when you feel that something or condemnation approval someone is bad or wrong Indifference lack of interest in someone or something unresponsiveness concern Approbation approval or agreement, often given by an good opinion disapproval official group; praise Precursor something which happened or existed Ancestor, originator before another thing, especially if it either developed into it or had an influence on it Hinder to limit the ability of someone to do hold back, hamper something, or to limit the development of something Exhausted extremely tired Prolong (v) to make something last a longer time Extend, delay curtail Prolonged (adj) continuing for a long time long-drawn-out Virtuoso Expert, genius Foresee / Foresaw it happens Predict, forecast Ascertain to discover; to make certain Determine, establish Exacerbate to make something which is already bad Aggravate, intensify improve worse Virtuosity extremely skilled Intelligence, ability stupidity Foreshadow to act as a warning or sign of a future predict event Rigidity stiff or fixed; not able to be bent, moved inflexibility Betray to not be loyal to your country or a be disloyal to, protect person, often by doing something harmful hand over such as helping their enemies Uncertainty when something is not known, or Doubt, indecision confidence something that is not known or certain alleviate to make something bad such as pain or Improve, lighten aggravate problems less severe Cowardice a person who is too excited to avoid Weakness, courage danger, difficulty or pain fearfulness Sedative a drug used to calm a person or animal or Tranquilizer, stimulating to make them sleep Drowsiness being in a state between sleeping and Sleepiness, tiredness wakefulness being awake Contagiousness / causing or likely to cause disagreement contentiousness Anesthetic a substance that makes you unable to feel Sedative, painkiller pain Numbness lack of physical or emotional feeling lack of feeling sensation Therapy a treatment which helps someone feel better, grow stronger, etc., especially after an illness Psychosis any of a number of the more severe hang-up, phobia mental diseases that make you believe things that are not real Commuter someone who regularly travels between Traveler, rail user work and home Gladiator in ancient Rome, a man who fought another man or an animal, usually until one of them died, for public entertainment Arena a large flat area surrounded by seats used Stadium, ground for sports or entertainment Senator a politician who has been elected to a Senate Caucus (a meeting of) a small group of people in a Assembly, political party or organization who have a committee lot of influence, or who have similar interests Temptation the wish to do or have something which Enticement, you know you should not do or have attraction Conquer to take control or possession of foreign Defeat, overcome land, or a group of people, by force Starvation the state of having no food for a long Hunger, period, often causing death undernourishment Wanderlust the wish to travel far away and to many desire to travel, different places itchy feet Frugal careful when using money or food, or (of Economical, careful a meal) cheap or small in amount Miserly, someone who has a strong wish to have Collector, Miser money and hates to spend it accumulator Arrogant unpleasantly proud and behaving as if you Egotistical, proud are more important than, or know more than, other people Courageous having or showing courage Brave, daring cowardly Pugnacious wanting to start an argument or fight, or Aggressive, peaceable expressing an argument or opinion very forcefully Rash a lot of small red spots on the skin / a rash Pimples, itchiness of sth a large number of unpleasant events of the same type Foolhardy brave in a silly way, taking unnecessary Reckless, risky risks Timid shy and nervous; without much Nervous, fearful confidence; easily frightened Narcotic specialized a drug which makes you want to sleep and prevents you feeling pain Lethargy having little energy; feeling unwilling and Exhaustion, laziness unable to do anything Resuscitation when someone or something is brought Revival, recovery back to life or wakes / a return to success after a difficult period, especially in business Stygian extremely and unpleasantly dark Abysmal very bad terrible superb Cogent describes an argument or reason, etc. Convincing, forceful that is clearly expressed and persuades people to believe it Contentious causing or likely to cause disagreement Controversial arguable Fortuitous (of something that is to your advantage) Accidental not planned, happening by chance unexpected Reckless doing something dangerous and not Irresponsible, wild worrying about the risks and the possible results Threatening expressing a threat of something aggressive Soothing, unpleasant or violent peaceful Cataclysmic a great destructive event or sudden Disastrous, tragic violent change Doomed certain to fail, die or be destroyed Worship to love, respect and admire someone or adoration something very much, often without noticing their bad qualities Pyre a large pile of wood on which a dead body is burnt in some parts of the world Burial the act of putting a dead body into the ground, or the ceremony connected with this Mortuary a building, or a room in a hospital, where dead bodies are kept so that they can be examined before the funeral Centurion an officer in the army of ancient Rome, who was responsible for 100 soldiers Massacre (n) An act of killing a lot of people Massacre (v) To kill many people in a short period of time Prediction when you say what will happen in the future augury a sign of what might happen in the Omen, warning future / the skill of knowing what will happen in the future Evanescent lasting for only a short time, then Fleeting, momentary disappearing quickly and being forgotten Penetrate to move into or through something / to go through study or investigate something in order to understand Onerous difficult to do or needing a lot of effort burdensome easy Feckless describes people or behaviour with no Hopeless, feeble energy and enthusiasm Illusory not real; based on illusion Deceptive, real misleading Pliant being able and willing to accept change or flexible stiff new ideas Yield (v) to supply or produce something positive such as a profit, an amount of food or information Yield (n) an amount of something positive, such as food or profit, that is produced or supplied Upbraid to forcefully or angrily tell someone they scold should not have done a particular thing and criticize them for having done it criticism (v) to criticize someone, especially for not Criticism, praise being successful or not doing what is disapproval expected Reproach (n) when you criticize someone, especially for not being successful or for not doing what is expected Dote to love someone completely and believe they are perfect Lag (v) to move or make progress so slowly that insulate you are behind other people or things Lag (n) a delay between two things happening Stray (v) to travel along a route that was not wander away originally intended, or to move outside a limited area Stray (n) a pet that no longer has a home or cannot find its home Vex to cause difficulty to someone, or to displease cause someone to feel angry, annoyed or upset recast to change the form of something, or to change an actor in a play or film Unscathed without injuries or damage being caused Intact, unmarked impair to spoil something or make it weaker so Damage, harm that it is less effective Impugn to cause people to doubt someone's hold responsible, character, qualities or reputation by point the finger at criticizing them Tarnished to make or (especially of metal) become Marked, imperfect unblemished less bright or a different colour Sullied to make something dirty dishonored, pure despoiled Provincial a person who comes from somewhere in regional central a country outside its capital city Revert to return to doing, using, being or relapse referring to something, usually something bad or less satisfactory Assimilate to take in, fit into, or become similar (to) incorporate reject Adhere to stick firmly Incline to (make someone) feel something or predispose put off want to do something Advocate to publicly support or suggest an idea, supporter opponent development or way of doing something Petulant easily annoyed and complaining in a rude Huffy, irritable easygoing way like a child Harsh unpleasant, unkind, cruel or unnecessarily Cruel, unsympathetic severe Insightful (the ability to have) a clear, deep and Perceptive, sometimes sudden understanding of a discerning complicated problem or situation Acclaimed to give public approval and praise celebrated Revolutionary completely new and having a great effect Radical, innovative Implicit suggested but not communicated directly Understood, hidden Finite having a limit or end Restricted, predetermined Controversial causing disagreement or discussion modulate to change something, such as an action or Adapt, adjust a process, to make it more suitable for its situation Metamorphosed to change into a completely different form or type Intelligibility (of speech and writing) clear enough to Simplicity, ambiguity be understood transparency Reluctant not willing to do something and therefore keen slow to do it evaluate to judge or calculate the quality, Assess, estimate importance, amount or value of something Inquisitive wanting to discover as much as you can Curious, interested about things, sometimes in a way that annoys people Presumptuous A person who is presumptuous shows arrogant little respect for others by doing things they have no right to do venture to risk going somewhere or doing Gamble, scheme something that might be dangerous or unpleasant, or to risk saying something that might be criticized Censorious to remove anything offensive from books, disapproving approving films, etc., or to remove parts considered unsuitable from private letters, especially sent during war or from a prison Undercutting to charge less than a competitor Moralistic Someone or something that is moralistic didactic judges people by fixed and possibly unfair standards of right and wrong and tries to force or teach them to behave according to these standards
Fragile easily damaged, broken or harmed delicate sturdy
Erratic not regular, uncertain or without unpredictable consistent
organization in movement or behaviour Noxious describes something, especially a gas or Toxic, injurious other substance, that is poisonous or very harmful Mutter to speak quietly and in a low voice that is whisper speak up not easy to hear, often when you are worried or complaining about something Indistinct not clear Vague, blurry Plead to make an urgent, emotional statement Beg, appeal or request for something Obligatory describes something you must do Compulsory, because of a rule or law, etc enforced Flatter to praise someone in order to make them compliment feel attractive or important, sometimes in a way that is not sincere Drone to make a low continuous noise which buzz does not change its note Monotonous staying the same and not changing and repetitive varied therefore boring Faultfinder Luminary a person who is famous and important in Celebrity, a particular area of activity personality Arbitrator a person who has been officially chosen Judge, mediator to make a decision between two people or groups who do not agree Mediate to talk to two separate people or groups provoke involved in a disagreement to try to help them to agree or find a solution to their problems Dawdler Toil hard work, especially work which makes sweat you feel physically tired Pest an annoying person, especially a child Irksome annoying
Courteous polite and respectful; well-mannered rude
Proficient skilled and experienced Enigma something that is mysterious and seems puzzle impossible to understand completely Nondescript very ordinary, or having no interesting or Unremarkable, dull exciting features or qualities Accuser to say that someone has done something Complainant, morally wrong, illegal or unkind plaintiff indicate to show, point or make clear in another Specify, signify way Prologue a part that comes at the beginning of a Introduction finale play, story or long poem, often giving opening information about events that have happened before the time when the play, story or poem begins Novel Preamble an introduction to a speech or piece of Preface, Introduction postscript writing opening Statute a law which has been formally approved Decree, order and written down Symphony a long piece of music for an orchestra, usually with four movements (= parts)
Ascend to move up or climb something rise descend
Proliferate to increase a lot and suddenly in number multiply Deflect to (cause to) change direction prevent
Contiguous next to or touching another, usually adjacent
similar, thing Abut If a building or area of land abuts on adjoin something, it is next to it or touches it on one side Coincide to happen at or near the same time agree Faucet tap (DEVICE) Laudatory expressing praise Admiring, congratulatory Praise to express admiration or approval about honor the achievements or characteristics of a person or thing Peremptory expecting to be obeyed immediately and authoritative polite without asking questions Dispute to disagree with something that someone Quarrel, argument agreement says Imperative extremely important or urgent; needing Crucial, essential unimportant to be done or given attention immediately Comply to act according to an order, set of rules Obey, submit or request