Week 1
an entrance or a boundary
threshold
something that happens to a person, place, or thing, causing injury or harm
inflicted
an object that is covered with water
submerged
when you crush something into small pieces
pulverize
the amount of goods or products that is available
inventory
something that provides comfort or relief during a time of loss or grief
consolation
a condition of misfortune that is often out of a person's control
adversity
the act of sorting things into groups
classification
something, such as water, that has fallen or poured down
cascaded
something that is ready for use or purchase
available
a subtle or faint sign or idea
glimmer
people or groups who come together to achieve a common goal
alliance
a separate section
compartment
support of a claim with facts, usually by providing proof in writing
documentation
in the main or most important ways
basically
shockingly bad
heinous
a way to keep someone or something from moving about freely
confinement
when a person or object is completely surrounded or taken over
engulfs
something that is forceful or full of energy
dynamic
things that contribute to a result
factors
something that is absolutely necessary or essential
indispensable
when you remember and talk about something that happened in the past
reminisce
to be placed or positioned on either side of something or someone
flanked
puts energy or power into doing something
exerts
to move back and forth or up and down
fluctuate
the way you think about a situation or issue
perception
a lost object when it is found
retrieved
when you are guiding or moving something with skill
maneuvering
the act of suddenly dropping or falling from a high place
plummeting
a rule or method for doing something
formula
to have a fear of something
phobic
when you bring something in or take something out secretly or without permission
smuggle
to hide something from view
obscure
liquid that is extremely hot to touch
scalding
items that are made by big machines, often in large numbers
manufactured
using sharp or ironic words to insult or hurt someone
sarcastic
something that is tall, thin, and weak
spindly
a group of related living things with very similar characteristics
species
sharp, pointed pieces of glass, metal, pottery, rock, or other material
shards
the amounts of money workers earn for doing a job
salaries