Define It!
To repair, restore to good condition, or make new again
Renovate?
Near, next to, or adjoining.
adjacent?
Alight
verb and adjective
Our classroom is ______ to the science room, so we only have to walk next door.
adjacent?
Only a small amount of water flowed slowly from the leaking faucet.
trickle?
A pause in fighting; temporary peace
truce?
Minor, unimportant, or commonplace.
trivial?
Recompense
verb and noun
The two sides agreed to a temporary ______ so they could stop fighting and discuss peace.
truce?
Before applying for a summer job, Carlos created a short written account of his education, experience, and qualifications.
résumé?
Ordinary, dull, routine, without variation
humdrum?
Bare or unproductive.
barren?
Trickle
verb and noun
The owners decided to ______ the old house by repairing it and making it look new again.
renovate?
After being planted and watered, the seeds finally began to grow.
germinate?
To begin to grow or come into being
germinate?
To disturb or break up.
disrupt?
Truce
The detective needed to ______ the witness by asking several detailed questions.
interrogate?
The unusually cold September morning gave everyone an early indication of the winter weather to come.
foretaste?
To suggest or hint slyly; to edge into something indirectly
insinuate?
Endless, or so long that it seems endless.
interminable?
Hurtle
Verb
The race car began to ______ down the track at an incredible speed.
hurtle?
Rather than directly accusing Ava of cheating, Liam slyly hinted that she might have copied someone's answers.
insinuate?