New Words 1
The building in which a government is housed.
Capitol
To throw or cast harshly
Project
A giant wave caused by an underwater earthquake or volcano
Tsunami
A vast population movement usually caused by poverty, hunger, or war
Exodus
A strange or funny situation caused when things that happen are the opposite of what is expected to happen.
Irony
The part of a song repeated after each verse.
Chorus
A ruling government.
Regime
Bored or uncaring.
Uninterested
A lack of energy or movement.
Inertia
Nearby; sharing a border or wall.
Adjacent
To carefully look at something.
Inspect
Not taking sides; unconcerned or uninvolved.
Disinterested
The opposite of something.
Inverse
Things that happen in order.
Series
Having to do with helping people.
Humanitarian
Very small or easily dismisssed.
Nominal
To become less intense or active.
Subside
Of most importance; very important.
Cardinal
Grace under pressure.
Poise
Buildings or structures such as roads and bridges that are a routine part of daily life.
Infrastructure
To topple from office or remove from power.
Depose
To find or make room for; take care of.
Accomodate
A person or thing that is the cause of major change or action.
Catalyst
To figure something out by examining related facts.
Deduce
To make something less tense or serious
Defuse