NOUNS (PEOPLE)
BANK (noun) → A person who owns or runs a bank
banker
ACCURATE (adjective) → The quality of being correct and precise
accuracy
MYSTERY (noun) → Difficult or impossible to understand or explain
MYSTERIOUS
APPROVE (verb) → Official agreement or acceptance
approval
DEEP (adjective) → The distance from the top to the bottom
depth
TRANSLATE (verb) → A person who translates written texts
translator
PROUD (adjective) → The state of feeling pleased about an achievement
ENVY (noun) → Feeling unhappy because someone has something you want
envious
SURVIVE (verb) → The state of continuing to live or exist
survival
STRONG (adjective) → The state of being strong
strength
BIOLOGY (noun) → A person who studies living organisms
biologist
PERFORM (verb) → The standard at which someone does a task
performance
COMPETE (verb) → Relating to rivalry between people or companies
competitive
DENY (verb) → A statement that something is not true
denial
WIDE (adjective) → The measurement from one side to the other
width
EXAMINE (verb) → A person whose job is to inspect something carefully
examiner
KNOW (verb) → The state of having information or understanding
knowledge
PERCEIVE (verb) → Able to be noticed or recognised
perceptible
CONCEIVE (verb) → The ability to form ideas or understand something
conception
LONG (adjective) → The measurement from end to end
length
JOURNAL (noun) → A person who writes articles for newspapers or magazines
journalist
RELY (verb) → The state of being able to depend on someone
reliability
CONTEMPT (noun) → Showing that you consider someone unworthy of respect
contemptuous
PERCEIVE (verb) → The way something is understood or interpreted
perception
HIGH (adjective) → The distance from the bottom to the top
height