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Definitions
Synonyms
Antonyms
100
The ballerina was so __________ on the stage that she could start and stop her movements on a dime.
Agile
100
During the Mesozoic era, massive dinosaurs roamed part of the U.S. in Wyoming and Montana.
a period of time marked by distinct events
100
1. an intellectual or emotional attitude towards something 2. the position of one's feet.
stance
100
nimble, spry
agile
100
insignificant, minor
pivotal
200
It just so happened that during the ___________ moment of the play, I had to use the restroom, I missed most of the plot.
Pivotal
200
"I think I am so happy because I am pretty," the model mused.
to think about or ponder
200
To gather or to summon
muster
200
designate, label
dub
200
obscure, unknown
legendary
300
Thomas Jefferson was known for his unending _________ to give states more power.
crusade
300
The long distance runners have more stamina than sprinters.
endurance
300
legacy or tradition
heritage
300
staying power, endurance
stamina
300
atypical, peculiar
exceptional
400
My baseball coach ______ me the "home run kid" because I saved every baseball game with a home run.
Dubbed
400
Barry wanted to break the world record in number of hot dogs eaten in one minute because he wanted to be legendary, and in peoples mind forever.
remarkable enough to be remembered; well known
400
unusual, extraordinary
exceptional
400
vital, important
pivotal
400
timid, cowardly
audacious
500
Mr. Simpson _________ with the idea of whether to take a job as a surgeon or a pediatrician.
Grappled
500
Even the most audacious stuntman would not attempt to jump between two buildings.
bold, daring, uninhibited
500
A military expedition; a campaign for a cause
crusade
500
courageous, daring
Audacious
500
disperse, scatter
muster