Week 1 (A)
A pleasant smell
full of worry or nervousness
anxious
to give something (often money) for a loss, suffering, injury, or work
compensate
a period of 10 years
decade
something that you can eat
edible
Formally put an end to something
abolish
done quickly
briskly
a serious disagreement or argument
conflict
sleepy
drowsy
a species at risk of extinction
endangered
to complete or achieve something
accomplish
clumsily or incompetently carry out a task
bungle
to bring something to an end; make a judgment
conclude
to have influence or control over something or someone
dominate
equal in value or amount
equivalent
ready to attack or confront
accomplish
close, but not exactly accurate
approximate
to change form or function
convert
clues that help you understand the meaning or provides additional, important information
context
to assess something
evaluate
completely illogical, senseless, or untrue
absurd
having no strong features; uninteresting
bland
stop or bring to an end
cease
remaining the same (unchanged) over a period of time
consistent
to escape or avoid something by using trickery
evade