FORT
strength of mind or character
FORTITUDE
honesty; moral soundness
INTEGRITY
to settle as true
CONFIRM
very helpful or useful
INVALUABLE
a group that moves together
A. transgress
B. procession
C. occurrence
D. transit
E. ambition
B. procession
not requiring much work
EFFORTLESS
to bring together
INTEGRATE
not in good health; not well
INFIRM
to judge; to size up
EVALUATE
no longer working; no longer active
A. defunct
B. malfunction
C. agenda
D. transact
E. petrify
A. defunct
to make stronger
FORTIFY
to fall apart
DISINTEGRATE
agreeing with; supporting
AFFIRMATIVE
not good enough; not correct
INVALID
not lasting forever
A. proposition
B. impermanent
C. opponent
D. composition
E. deposit
B. impermanent
Effortless is what part of speech?
adjective - it describes how something is done
to work something into
INTEGRATE
Confirm is what part of speech
verb - it's something you do
to declare good; to accept as good
VALIDATE
winning or succeeding
A. possessive
B. victorious
C. domestic
D. reign
E. dominion
B. victorious
The root FORT means
strong
The root TEG means
"whole, unbroken"
The root FIRM means
"to strengthen, to give strength"
The root VAL, VALID means
"to be strong; to be worth"
to solidify; to clump or clot
A. operational
B. coagulate
C. agenda
D. affection
E. inoperable
B. coagulate