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To openly resist or refuse to obey
Defy
Great enjoyment
Relish
The workers were relishing in the fact that they were number one on the leaderboard. What does relishing mean?
Great enjoyment
The dog has become used to being fed at a certain time. What is the best word to use instead of 'used to' being fed?
Accustomed
Free from having to follow a rule that others must obey
Exempt
Not cheerful or smiling; very serious
I would never think that it was conceivable that I would be the winner! What does conceivable in this sentence?
Able to happen, believed
Myles will openly become defiant when he does not get his way. How does Myles act?
Refuses or resists
Too much speed; great hurry
Haste
A feeling of anxiety or worry; lack of peace
Disquiet
In Harry Potter, they would solemnly swear that they were 'up to no good'. How did they swear?
Very serious
The pain will eventually become less the more you keep ice on it. What other word can replace less?
Diminish
To send out; to pass to another person
Transmit
To make or become less
in size and importance
Diminish
We need to make haste to make it to the birthday party on time. What is haste?
Great hurry
All of the students had to follow the lines. The teachers were exempt as they had to make sure the students were doing as told. What is exempt?
Free from having to follow rule
Can be imagined or believed
Conceived
Used to, familiar with
Accustomed
We had to wear masks so we would not transmit any diseases or COVID to one another. What does transmit mean in this sentence?
Transfer
What is a synonym for disquiet?
feeling of anxiety, lack of peaceful, unease, worry, restless