adjectives
necessary, absolutely essential.
(Cheese is ____ for Riley Kozlowski.)
Indispensable
tall slender of a mosque
(The ________ loomed high above me.)
minarets
with calm acceptance
(I ____ agreed with George that he would win whilst we played whist.)
philosophically
scoundrels, dishonest persons
(The ____ blew up the bodega.)
rouges
Bright red
(The _____ bird could be seen from a mile away.)
Vermillion
Having the appearance of a stroke.
(The opossum looked like it was ____ before I poked it with a stick.)
apoplectic
lush, green vegetation
(The field of _____ smelled like freshness.)
verdure
strolling, casually walking, unhurried walking
(The girl went ______ to class in no hurry.)
promenading
winds
(The ______ blew the boy’s kite so high up, he could barely see it.)
zephyrs
unemotional
(The ______ boy showed no enthusiasm towards the concert tickets.)
Phlegmatic
Luminescent
(The ______ wall colors lit the whole room up.)
phosphorescent
cheerful readiness, briskness
(Riley has _____ when he talks.)
alacrity
with conviction, confidence, certainty
(The boy ______ finished his test.)
dogmatically
recent, passionate converts to a religion or opinion
(The _____ devoted their lives to god.)
proselytes
mysterious
(The ______ bunny appeared out of the hat.)
enigmatic
attractive, referring to scenery, resembling a picture
(The ______ painting looked almost lifelike.)
picturesque
convulsion, sudden sharp attack
(The little boy had a ______ in his brain while he was licking his luscious lollipop.)
paroxysm
excessively talkative
(The ____ tour guide left us with lots of knowledge.)
loquacious
a feeling that an event is about to occur; previous warning
(The boy had a _____ that he would fail his exams.)
premonition
secretive, tight-lipped
(The _____ detective never told anyone outside the police force the details of the crime.)
taciturn
distinguishable, able to be detected
(The ___ albino dog could easily be spotted from the rest of the pack.)
discernible
astonishment
(I watched with _____ as the diver did a quadruple backflip into the pool.)
stupefaction
sparkles, gleams
(The ____________ lit up the whole room.)
scintillations
changing fortunes
(His trip was delayed by unexpected _______.)
vicissitudes
troubling, burdensome, extremely urgent or persistent
(Passepartout felt ______ that both he and Phileas Fogg wouldn’t get out of jail in time when they got arrested.)
importunate