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ONE

100

v. to stick to, remain attached; to be devoted or loyal as a follower or supporter

adhere 

200

n. an extremely wicked, brutal, or cruel act 

atrocity 

300

v. to struggle successfully against 

and 

v. to discourage scare off, or prevent through doubt or fear 

cope

and 

deter

400

adj. speaking or writing easily and smoothly

and 

v. to move slowly or fall behind

fluent

and

lag 

500

n. one who expects things to turn out for the best

and 

v. to roam about stealthily in search of something 

and 

v. to make stupid, dull, or groggy; to surprise or astonish 

optimist

and

prowl

and 

stupefy 

TWO

100

adj. dishonest; not guided or controlled by moral principles

unscrupulous 

200

v. to do a favor or service for, help out; to provide for, supply with; to have space for

accommodate 

300

v. to unite; to combine element into a unified whole 

and 

v. to attach, add, or tack on as a supplement or extra item

amalgamate 

and

append 

400

v. to make high in rank, power, character, or quality 

and 

v. to obtain by violence, misuse of authority, or threats 

exalt 

extort 

500

n. a copy, close reproduction 

and 

adj. answering or replying, reacting readily to requests

and 

n. a sacred or holy place, refuge or protection from capture or punishment

replica

responsive

sanctuary 

THREE

100

adj. selfishly ambitious

self-seeking 

200

adj. humbly obedient; tending to give in to authority  

submissive 

300

v. to count up

and 

n. one whose job it is to assign work to others

and 

v. to change completely in appearance or form

and 

n. a sudden, violent upward movement

tally 

taskmaster

transform

upheaval 

400

n. a light or other signal that warns and guides

adj., adv. violently and destructively enraged

adj. having to do with the sky or heavens 

v. to punish; to restrain, moderate

beacon

berserk

celestial 

chasten 

500

v. to seize by authority; to take and keep 

and 

n. information; facts, figures, statistics 

v. to take away from, reduce in value or reputation 

confiscate

data

detract 

FOUR

100

v. to stay away from doing something by one's own choice 

abstain 

200

n. the loyalty or obligation owed to a government, nation, or cause 

allegiance 

300

v. to preserve, honor, or celebrate the memory of 

and 

v. to count; to name one by one, list 

commemorate

enumerate 

400

adj. strained or improbable, not logical or believable

and 

adj. depressed, gloomy 

far-fetched 

glum 

500

v. to get revenge; to strike back for an injury 

adj. fake, not genuine 

n. one who believes or expects the worst, prophet of doom

retaliate 

sham

pessimist 

FIVE

100

v. to declare to be true, state positively 

affirm 

200

n. a trial hearing for a performer

or

v. to conduct or perform such a hearing

audition 

300

adj. causing uneasiness or worry 

and 

v. to give power or authority to; to enable; to permit

disquieting

and 

empower

400

v. to injure very seriously by cutting, tearing, crushing, etc.: to bring to ruin

and 

n. a wrong idea, misunderstanding 

mangle

and 

misapprehension 

500

adj. in bad or nasty mood, resentful; gloomy 

and

n. something added to complete a thing or make up for a lack

and

v. to have a heavy, violent, swelling motion (like waves): 

sulky

supplement

surge