Sentences
The rocking motion of the boat filled her with___________, making it hard to enjoy the trip.
Nausea
Someone or something that continues to exist or endure over a long period of time, often despite difficulties or challenges.
Persistent
Impinge
Verb
If you __________ too long in the morning, you'll end up being late for school.
Dawdle
Someone who is uncertain or unsure about taking action, often pausing or showing reluctance before making a decision.
Hesitant
The long meeting was __________, filled with repetitive discussions and little progress.
Tedious
To scold or criticize someone angrily and at length.
Berate
Dawdle
Verb
The powerful storm wreaked __________ on the coastal town, destroying homes and flooding streets.
Havoc
The long duration of life, existence, or service. It can also describe the length of time something lasts or remains effective.
Longevity
The negotiations reached an __________ when neither side was willing to compromise.
Impasse
Something that is harmful, unfavorable, or contrary to one's interests or well-being.
Adverse
Rapport
Noun
The Northern Lights are a breathtaking ____________ that attracts travelers from around the world.
Phenomenon
Something that is of average quality, not particularly good or bad, and often implies a lack of distinction or excellence.
Mediocre
She decided to ____________ her story with vivid details to make it more captivating.
Embellish
To something that is no longer in use or has been replaced by something newer or more effective.
Obsolete
Adverse
Adjective
His loud music began to __________ on my ability to concentrate while studying.
Impinge
The first appearance or presentation of something, such as a performance, product, or person, typically marking the start of their public career or introduction.
Debut
The small village struggled to defend itself against the __________ of enemy troops.
Onslaught
Something that is charmingly old-fashioned or unusual in a way that is attractive or interesting.
Quaint
Phenomenon
Noun
She quickly built a strong ____________ with her new colleagues through open communication and mutual respect.
Rapport
Something or someone that is intentionally harmful, spiteful, or meant to cause injury or distress to others.
Malicious