Lesson 9
To say or admit that one has done something wrong.
Confess (v)
Demanding strength or energy; very active.
Vigorous (adj.)
An important event.
landmark (n).
The power to cause change or bring about certain results.
influence (n.)
Having nothing or no one in it; not filled; empty.
Vacant (adj.)
Done with a wish to harm or cause pain.
Malicious
A playful trick or joke.
prank (n.)
A way of doing something.
method (n.)
To take up and make one’s own.
adopt (v.)
To keep from carrying out a plan or reaching a goal.
Frustrate (v.)
Happening slowly; taking place little by little.
gradual (adj.)
Likely to cause harm or damage; dangerous.
Risky (adj.)
Something that is built, as a building or bridge.
Structure (n.)
To put in a certain order.
arrange (v.)
To pay special attention to.
Stress (v.)
To look over; to examine
Survey (v)
First in importance.
Primary (adj.)
To make an idea or feeling known.
convey (v.)
A small enclosed space grouped with others.
cell (n.)
A disease caused by germs.
infection (n.)
A way of thinking or feeling about certain things.
Attitude (n)
A strong feeling of wanting to do something; a strong wish.
urge (n.)
A bar that connects with other moving parts of a machine.
shaft (n.)
Something imagined or hoped for; a dream of what might be.
Vision (n.)
A study designed to gather information about a subject.
Survey (n)