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Allure
This word describes the power to attract or charm, like the beauty of Venice’s canals
Facet
One side of a gem that has been cut, or one aspect of a complex issue.
Repose
To lie at rest or relax, like in a hammock on a sunny day
You examine every __ of a problem when solving it, just like examining the surfaces of a diamond.
Facet
Plastic bags, polyester, and nylon
Synthetic
Antiquity
This word refers to the ancient world, especially before the Middle Ages.
Facsimile
This word means an exact copy, such as a duplicate of a birth certificate.
Scintillate
To flash or sparkle, like a disco ball above a dance floor.
If your locker looks like all the others and isn’t easily identifiable, it’s __.
Nondescript
Glitter, water, and jewelry
Scintillate
Appraise
To estimate the value of something, like a house or a piece of jewelry.
Impervious
This word describes something that cannot be penetrated, like a waterproof tent.
Scrutinize
To examine something very carefully, like a detective at a crime scene.
If you’re unsure whether to stay in or go out, you’re in a __.
Quandary
Replica
Facsimile
Cleave
To cling tightly to something, like values of simplicity and self-sufficiency
Nondescript
Hard to describe because of its lack of distinctive qualities, like plain houses in a row
Synthetic
Made by artificial processes, like most modern dyes used for clothing
Juliet’s face in __ was serene, showing her peaceful state of rest.
Repose
Side of a gem that is cut
Facet
Depreciate
To make or become less in value, like a car right after it’s purchased.
Quandary
A state of doubt or confusion about what to do in a difficult situation.
Transmute
To change the form or appearance of something, like straw turning into gold in a fairy tale
If you prefer clothes made from artificial fibers, you prefer __ materials.
Synthetic
century's old artifact
Antiquity