Definitions
Synonyms
Antonyms
Completing the Sentence
Part of Speech
100

to develop gradually; to rise to a higher level

evolve

100

revert

relapse, regress

100

laggard

early bird; swift, speedy, prompt

100

The saying "never judge a book by its cover" is a very famous ______.

adage
100

wrangle

verb, noun

200

decree

An order having the force of law; OR to issue such an order; to command firmly or forcefully

200

rubble

wreckage

200

hover

soar

200

The violin made a very _______ sound when the student played the wrong note.

discordant

200

exerpt

noun, verb

300

the make or force one's way by using or elbowing; to bump, brush against; to compete for

jostle

300

collaberate

team up, join forces

300

discordant

harmonious, in agreement

300

A pack of wolves had a quiet ____ to hunt their prey. 

vigil

300

grope

verb

400

preclude

to make impossible, prevent, shut out

400

hover

linger, waver, seesaw

400

servile

masterly, overbearing

400

If you don't place first in ISEF, then your journey will _______ there.

preclude

400

bonanza

noun

500

plaudits

applause; enthusiastic, praise or approval

500

bonanza

windfall

500

churlish

courteous, civil, well-mannered

500

The Olympic gold medalist happily took the _______ of their fans

plaudits

500

citadel

noun

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