Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Chapter 5
100
CHAPTER 1 experienced indirectly, through imagined participation in the experiences of others
vicarious
100
CHAPTER 2 filled with loss of hope or courage; depressed
despondent
100
CHAPTER 3 happening now and then; occasional
sporadic
100
CHAPTER 4 done or acting in a hurry; with little thought; impulsive
impetuous
100
CHAPTER 5 to branch off in different directions from a common starting point; to become different
diverge
200
CHAPTER 1 tact or good judgment in one’s own actions and speech
discretion
200
CHAPTER 2 to work together, especially in artistic, literary, or scientific effort
collaborate
200
CHAPTER 3 able to be interpreted in more than one way; uncertain; not clear
ambiguous
200
CHAPTER 4 to criticize or scold harshly
berate
200
CHAPTER 5 not able to be cancelled or undone; irreversible
irrevocable
300
CHAPTER 1 something that causes damage or loss
detriment
300
CHAPTER 2 elementary; consisting of basic principles or facts that must be learned first
rudimentary
300
CHAPTER 3 to place side by side or close together, especially for comparison or contrast
juxtapose
300
CHAPTER 4 to return to an earlier, generally worse, condition or behavior
regress
300
CHAPTER 5 inactive; alive but not actively growing
dormant
400
CHAPTER 1 showy; conspicuous so as to impress others
ostentatious
400
CHAPTER 2 able to recover quickly from sickness, injury, or misfortune
relilient
400
CHAPTER 3 unintentional; accidental
inadvertent
400
CHAPTER 4 to drive someone away; to be unfriendly; to alienate
estrange
400
CHAPTER 5 to give evidence for the truth of; support with additional proof
corroborate
500
CHAPTER 1 carefully following ethical standards; conscientious
scrupulous
500
CHAPTER 2 to cause by stirring others to action
instigate
500
CHAPTER 3 without sense or meaning; silly; foolish
inane
500
CHAPTER 4 to surrender or give something up; to yield
relinquish
500
CHAPTER 5 to spread or scatter widely; publicize
disseminate
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