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hasty
Definition: hurried and rushed
Sentence: He left in a hasty way to get home and feed the cat.
Synonym:Rush -
recollection
Definition: a memory, something recalled
Sentence: I had a recollection of when I broke my nose playing basketball.
Synonym: Remembered -
profound
Definition: intellectually deep; showing a lot of knowledge
Sentence: I have a profound knowledge of cheese flavors.
Synonym: Knowledge -
prestige
Definition:status or influence; importance based on reputation
Sentence: Queen Elizabeth is a prestigious person towards England.
Synonym: Rolemodel -
sheepish
Definition:shy; bashful
Sentence: The boy was very sheepish when adults talked to him.
Synonym:Shy -
Serenely
Definition:peacefully and calmly
Sentence: The landscape of the classroom was serenely quiet.
Synonym: Relaxed -
avert
Definition: turn away
Sentence: He had to avert to the man giving her candy.
Synonym:Leave -
indolence
Definition: laziness
Sentence: He thought he was going to fail because of his indolence.
Synonym: lazy -
unnerving
Definition: unsettling and upsetting
Sentence: The thought of surgery gave John an unnerving feeling.
Synonym: unhappy -
requisitioned
Definition: to demand or take
Sentence: The man requisitioned to the people in the store they have to pay in cash.
Synonym: demand -
conspicious
Definition: noticeable, easy to see
Sentence:The paper I hid under the computer was conspicuous to my parents.
Synonym: noticeable -
self-consciously
Definition:uncomfortably; showing you're embarrassed
Sentence: I self-consciously hid the fact I had mosquito bites on my legs by wearing long pants.
Synonym:uncomfortably -
tentativly
Definition:uncertainly and hesitantly
Sentence: I tentativly crossed the street hoping I didn't get hit by a crazy driver.
Synonym:hesitantly -
torrent
Definition:swift-flowing stream of something
Sentence: The wave had a good torrent of water drifting towards the shore. -
obsolete
Definition:no longer useful
Sentence: The old printer was replaced making it obsolete.
Synonym: useless -
unwieldy
Definition: difficult to carry or handle
Sentence: The table we had was hard and unwieldy.
Synonym: Heavy -
wincing
Definition: shrinking back involuntarily
Sentence: The bright light made my brother start wincing.
Synonym:shrinking -
fretful
Definition: uneasy or distressed
Sentence: The man was fretful towards the sight of his own surgery on film.
Synonym:uneasy -
admonition
Definition:warning
Sentence: The chandelier falling was an admonition to leave the house.
Synonym: alarming -
relinquished
Definition: gave up or let go
Sentence:He had to relinquish his necklace to come to America.
Synonym: release