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Recollection
It is when you remember a memory, or recalled something something.
Ex: I had a recollection of the first time I went to six flags.
Syn: memory, recalled, reminiscence, retrospection -
Profound
showing a lot of knowledge and being intellectually deep.
Syn: thorough, philosophical, deep, serious, subtle, intelligent
ex: She was profound with the knowlegde of genetics in her whole project. -
Prestige
Someones status or there reputation.
syn:status, dignity, weight, power, importance, prominence
ex: Her Prestige was known to be very responsible and kind. -
sheepish
to be shy
syn: bashful, insecure, embarrassed -
sencerly
to do something peacefully and calmly
Syn: sincere, calmy, meaningful,peaceful
She sencerly apoligized for her behavior. -
hasty
to be rushed or hurried
syn: swift or urgent
Ex: Peter was very hasty running to class -
indolence
laziness or to be lazy
syn: procrastination, laziness
ex: The indolence Sydney had when she came home angered her parents. -
Unerving
unsettling or upsetting
syn: uncomfortable, nuisance
The sound the chalk board made as she wrote was unnerving. -
requisitioned
to demand or to take
syn: demand, request, exact, order
I requisitioned my book from my sister. -
conspicuous
noticeable or easy to see
syn:evident, clear, distinct
Sent: The directions on the board where very conspicuous, so it was so confusing as to why the girl was so confused. -
Self- consciously
uncomfortably or showing your embarrassed
syn: insecure, or with great embarrassment
sent: Jackie Self- consciously walked to the front of the classroom. -
tentatively
uncertainly and hesitantly
syn: conditionally, temporarily
sent: She would tentatively go into her classroom after school trying to cheat on homework. -
torrent
a swift flowing stream
syn:tide, stream, flood
sentence: The torrent stream was cold as she stepped in the water. -
obsolete
no longer of use or useful
syn: dated, timeworn
sent: The phone he was using was obsolete and couldn't connect to the new bluetooth speaker. -
unwidley
difficult to hold, carry, or to handle
Syn: difficult, heavy, uncontrollable
sent: This problem is very unwidley and you should choose your choices carefully. -
wincing
shrinking back involuntarily
syn: back off, shrink, cringe
sen: She began wincing as she removed the arrow from her leg.