D Verbs
Guess the word from the example
Example: "Megan scored a *BLANK* victory for her field hockey team, netting four goals in just the half of the game."
Decisive
In novels authors will write
"He *BLANKED* her feelings"
Reciprocate/Reciprocated
Something that completes or enhances something else when added to it
Supplement
"I am...*BLANK*"
Inevitable
A great public speaker or poet is often described as being...?
Eloquent
Humble submission and respect
Deference
When a feud is put out, both parties have...
Reconciled/Reconcile
Not obvious but...*BLANK*
Subtle
The president decided to *Blank* emergency power to handle this crisis.
Invoke
When you run laps or lift weights, you have to *BLANK* energy.
Exert
The opposite of praise
Denounce
"She studies hard but cannot *BLANK* the information"
Retain
If you don't know something but you still have your opinion about what might be true, what are you doing?
Speculate/Speculating
Happening in the opposite way from what is expected and typically causing amusement because of this.
Ironic
When an author writes a book their intension is to *Blank* an emotion through each page.
Evoke
"Though the volcano once erupted randomly, it now lies *BLANK*"
Dormant
"Oppression" but with an R
Repression
Your friend swears she's done with her ex but you're not truly convinced. If not the word "convinced" you are...
Skeptical
If you don't feel happy, sad, angry, or excited, and you don't really care, you feel...?
Indifferent
Stated clearly and in detail, leaving no room for confusion or doubt
Explicit
The opposite of an agreement, coming to an understanding, or a back and forth discussion.
Dispute
"In a shocking move, the king had decided to *BLANK* his right to the throne, sending the country into a panic."
Renounce
To provide evidence to support or prove the truth of
Substantiate
To take advantage of someone by demanding attention or commitment
Impose
To delay or prevent (someone or something) by obstructing; to hinder
Impede