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without effort
effortless
a person who settles somewhere
settler
adjective of picture meaning very beautiful
picturesque
adjective of indicate and the preposition that goes with it
indicative
the opposite of authentic AND the noun
inauthentic / authenticity
from parallel meaning it has no equal, collocates with success
unparalleled
the other noun of sight meaning an understanding of what something is like AND its preposition
insight INTO
the adjective of consist meaning behaving in the same way, or having the same opinions, standards, etc.
consistent
the adjective of courtesy
courteous
the adjective of deceive
deceptive
the adverb of allege
allegedly
the noun from the verb rehearse
rehearsal
the adjective from legend
legendary
a person who trains to do something
trainee
another word for an ancestor, comes from the root word descend
descendent
the noun from necessary
necessity
the adjective from advantage
advantageous
the noun from equip
equipment
the adjective from persuade
persuasive
the noun from easy
ease
the adjective formed from the root word breath meaning very beautiful
breathtaking
the noun from assign meaning a task or piece of work that somebody is given to do, usually as part of their job or studies
assignment
the adjective from the root word convention AND its opposite
conventional / unconventional
the person from the verb survive
survivor
2 verbs from the noun grade AND the adjective
upgrade / downgrade / gradable