adjectives
adverbs
verbs
nouns
prepositions
100

not having or providing enough of what is needed : not sufficient

Insufficient

100

an adverb used to describe a situation, action, or statement that is strange, funny, or interesting because it is very different or the opposite of what you would normally expect

ironically

100

The documentary tended to (         ) the risks involved.

to exaggerate

100

A written or spoken statement in which you say that you have done something wrong or committed a crime

confession

100

 To choose not to do, consume or have something

to abstain from

200

Lacking energy or enthusiasm

Lethargic

200

She decided to go for a run (          ) of the rain.

is an adverb meaning "despite," "anyway," or "not being affected by something"

regardless

200

to state something strongly, clearly, and with confidence as if it is true, often without needing immediate proof

to assert

200

The legal right to take care of a child (such as a child whose parents are divorced)  

custody

200

to continue to obey, follow, comply with, or remain loyal to a rule, law, standard, agreement, principle, or custom

to adhere to

300

Serving as an excellent model or example

Exemplary

300

The suspect (       ) stole valuable items from the store.

accused but not proven or convicted  

allegedly

300

 to strongly and publicly criticize someone or something, or to report a person's illegal or political activities to the authorities

to denounce

300

the finding or decision of a jury on the matter submitted to it in trial

verdict

300

to provide something good, useful, or equivalent to make up for a loss, failure, defect, or negative situation 

to compensate for

400

Strikingly bold or brilliant; extravagantly dashing and colorful

Flamboyant

400

 without anything or anyone else involved

solely

400

to match, be similar or equivalent to something, or to communicate with someone by writing letters or emails

to correspond

400

an action that is taken or an order that is given to force a country to obey international laws by limiting or stopping trade with that country, by not allowing economic aid for that country, etc.

sanction

400

to share private thoughts, personal problems, or secrets with them because you trust them to keep the information safe

to confide in

500

Showing that you believe you are more intelligent or better than other people

Condescending

500

in a general or basic way

The methods are (     ) the same.

substantially

500

to move continuously around a circuit, system, or group, or to pass something from person to person

to circulate

500

supreme power especially over a body politic

sovereignty

500

to do, use, or adopt something you would rather avoid

 to resort to