Adjectives
Bold, adventurous, reclessly daring
What is audacious?
To yield to a request or command
What is comply?
A word that means the same as struggled as in;
struggled with the lock on the door
What is grappled?
A rope or chain used to fasten something to a fixed object; the outer limit of strength or resources.
What is tether?
A word that means the opposite of restored as in;
left the army restored
What is incapacitated?
Immense, extraordinary in bulk, size or degree
What is prodigious?
To urge on; to stir up, start, incite
What is instigate?
A word that means the same as deliberate as in;
deliberate act of protest
What is willful?
An iron hook used to grab and hold
What is grapple?
A word that means the opposite of disobeying as in:
arrested for disobeying the law
What is complying (with)?
In very great numbers
What is myriad?
To bring together, collect, gather, especially for oneself; to come together, assemble
What is amass?
A word that means the same as tremendous as in;
had tremendous knowledge of the subject
What is prodigious?
A long life, long duration, length of life.
What is longevity?
A word that means the opposite of brevity as in;
the brevity of the public's interest in the story
What is longevity?
Not having or using, lacking
What is devoid?
To trouble, make uneasy,; to disturb greatly, to throw into confusion
What is perturb?
A word that means consensus as in;
arrived at a consensus on the course of action
What is unison?
The choice part of a group of people or things
What is elite?
A word that means the opposite of suppress as in:
called in to supress the protestors
What is instigate?
Connected with or related to the matter at hand
What is relevant?
To compete; to strive for victory or superiority
What is vie?
A word that means the same a innumerable as in;
innumerable ways to say hello
What is myriad?
A point of view or general standpoint from which different things are viewed, physically or mentally; the appearance to the eye of various objects at a given time, place or distance
What is perspective?
A word that means the opposite of teeming with as in;
a river teeming with fish
What is devoid (of)?