empathy
a) noun
b) the ability to understand the feelings of others
sympathy
a) noun
b) understanding between people
heir
a) noun
b) a person inheriting and continuing the legacy of a predecessor
kindled
a) verb
b) to light or set fire
gleam
a) noun
b) to shine brightly, especially with light
neigh
a) noun
b) a sound made by a horse
thudding
a) noun
b) the action of something moving and making a loud sound
crept
a) verb
b) the past tense of creep
tidings
a) noun
b) news or information
deceive
a) verb
b) to cause someone to think something is not true for personal benefit
wake
trail of ship or other object through water; path of something that has gone before
noun
remarked
commented
verb
conceal
prevent from being seen or discovered
verb
likelihood
the chance of something happening
noun
falsehood
an untrue statement
noun
input
Something put into a system, such as resources, in order to achieve a result
noun
accountable
to be responsible
adjective
transfer
to move from one place to another
verb
despairing
showing the loss of all hope
adjective
sinister
evil, ominous
adjective
fidelity
faithfulness to a person or cause
noun
piety
the quality of being religious
noun
ideology
the ideas of a group
noun
assertive
having a confident personality
adjective
coordinate
negotiate with others to work well
verb
merchant
a retail trader; a store owner
noun
imbecile
a stupid person
noun
falter
start to lose strength or momentum
verb
yearn
to want something strongly
verb
tend
to take care of something
verb
perilous
full of danger or risk
adjective
proactive
causing something to happen rather than responding to it after it happened
adjective
pessimistic
tending to see the worst aspect of things or belive that the worst will happen
adjective
vaguely
in a way that is uncertain, indefinite, or unclear
adverb
riven
split or tear apart violently
verb
presume
suppose that something is the case on the basis of probability
verb
expend
spend or use up
verb
terminate
bring to an end
verb
contortionist
an entertainer that bends their body into unusual positions
noun
sponsor
a person that provides funds for a project that another person will complete
noun
drape
long curtains
noun
entitlement
the fact of having a right
noun
guillotined
to execute someone
verb
nominated
appointed to a job or position
verb
oppressed
subject to harsh treatment
adjective
envious
showing happiness
adjective
pinnacle
a high pointed rock
noun
tainted
contaiminated something
veb
levy
impose a tax or fee
veb
grate
to reduce something to small shreds
verb
affiliation
a) noun
b) the state or process of being linked to something
deforestation
a) noun
b) the action of clearing a large area of trees
quota
a) noun
b) a limited or fixed amount
curfew
a) noun
b) a regulation requiring people to remain indoors
millennium
a) noun
b) a period of a thousand years
exuberant
a) adjective
b) filled with lively energy and excitment
profuse
a) adjective
b) lavish; extravagant
decay
a) verb
b) cause to rot or decompose
alteration
a) noun
b) the action of being changed
recitation
a) noun
b) the action of repeating something aloud from memory
occurrence
a) noun
b) an incedent or event
compulsion
a) noun
b) the state of being forced to do something
incidence
a) noun
b) the frequency of something undesireable
quarrel
a) noun
b) an angry disagreement
enlisted
a) verb
b) enroll or be enrolled in the armed services
frisk
a) verb
b) to pass your hands over someone in search of hidden weapons
insensate
a) adjective
b) lacking physical sensation
eventful
a) adjective
b) marked by exciting events
deprivation
a) noun
b) the lack or denial of something necessary
reinvigorated
a) verb
b) give new energy or strength to
Niche
a) noun
b) a suitable position in life or employment
Biome
a) noun
b) a large naturally occuring community of plants and animals
Abiotic
a) adjective
b) something that is not living and has never lived
Biotic
a) adjective
b) something that is living or has been living
Biosphere
a) noun
b) the regions of the surface, atmosphere and oceans of the earth
Ecosystem
a) noun
b) a biological community of interacting organisms and their physical environment
Experimentation
a) noun
b) the process of preforming a scientific procedure
Foreign
a) adjective
b) of or belonging to another district or area.
Abolition
a) noun
b) the action of removing something
Illuminate
a) verb
b) light up