Definitions 1
to draw a conclusion from evidence
infer
bright; brightly colored; striking
vivid
to take unfair advantage of
impose
Jane's attempts to dunk the basketball were _________________, she was too short.
futile
Eating moldy or contaminated food can be __________________.
lethal
to constantly irritate or disturb; bother
harass
hardly noticeable; not obvious
subtle
to consider to be equal, the same, or similar
equate
Tony was skilled at being ________________ during class. His teachers never knew where he was.
evasive
I don't often eat junk food, so when I do, I make sure to ___________________ it.
able to express oneself with skill and ease
fluent
worldwide; widespread
universal
angry because of some insult or injustice
indignant
Clara is a ________________ dancer. No one is quite like her.
unique
I only had two ________________s for my elective class next year, art and music.
option
an idea or feeling, often unreasonable, which completely fills someone’s mind; fascination
obsession
a false opinion or belief
delusion
a customer, especially a steady one
patron
The PTA used a flyer to ___________________ the details for their upcoming meeting.
convey
Barty was a _________________ listener. You'd never guess he was listening to every word.
passive
a very difficult or painful experience
ordeal
able to do many things or serve many purposes well
versatile
showing great ill will; mean; deliberately harmful
malicious
It was __________________ I was going to fail the class. I had missed over 20 days of school.
inevitable
I _________________ to one day become a marine biologist.
endeavor