Words About Thinking and Speaking
This word means to think deeply or to meditate on something.
What is ruminate?
A worker who travels from job to job; often linked with manual labor.
What is a roustabout?
Happening regularly and predictably.
What is routinely?
Traditional stories involving supernatural beings or events.
What is mythology?
Unclear, uncertain, or not specific.
What is vague?
To give or communicate knowledge, wisdom, or information.
What is impart?
A scientist who studies Earth’s physical structure.
What is a geologist?
A distraction or something that turns attention away from the main focus.
What is a diversion?
Something holy, spiritually important, or deeply respected.
What is sacred?
Not firm or stable; shaky.
What is unsteady?
A speech or talk—often long and serious.
What is a lecture?
To carry out or perform an order or plan.
What is execute?
To cross over or pass through an area.
What is traverse?
A misleading trick designed to deceive.
What is a ruse?
Strange in a charming or unusual way.
What is quirky?
Relating to public speaking or giving speeches.
What is oratorical?
A promise or serious commitment often made formally.
What is a pledge?
Near the end or final stage; often associated with life or travel’s end.
What is terminal?
The end or downfall of something, often dramatic or final.
What is demise?
Having doubts about the truth or quality of something.
What is questionable?
A sudden realization or moment of clarity.
What is an epiphany?
To cause someone to act or respond urgently; to drive or push with force.
What is urgent?
To become less strict or severe; to give in after resisting.
What is relented?
A deep emotional longing or desire.
What is yearning?
Sticking out in an unwanted, noticeable, or intrusive way.
What is obtrusive?