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recollection
a memory; something remembered or recalled
Sentence- Just as I was leaving the door I had a recollection that I had a field trip and the bus was leaving early.
Synonym- recall, remember -
profound
intellectually deep; showing a lot of knowledge
Sentence- The karate professor was very profound, so the students did not question his methods.
Synonyms- wise, knowledgeable -
prestige
status or influence; importance based on reputation
Sentence- In Black Panther, T´Challa has a great prestige over the people of Wauconda.
Synonym- power, importance, standing, prominence, reputation -
sheepish
shy; bashful
Sentence- The sheepish child hid behind, his mom when they walked into the school.
Synonyms- shy, quiet -
Serenely
peacefully and calmly
Sentence- Serenely the teacher advanced to the crying, angry child, to calm her down.
Synonyms- relaxed, eased -
avert
turn away
Sentence- The child immediately adverted the plate, as soon as she saw vegetables on it.
Synonyms- reject, avoid -
hasty
hurried and rush
Sentence- The stressed uber driver had to be hasty to be able to pick up the important customer on time.
Synonyms- urgent, quickly -
indolence
laziness
Sentence- The girl had so much indolence, so she did not do her work.
Synonyms- sluggish, tired -
Unnerving
unsettling and upsetting
Sentence- The tiny speck of expo marker left on the clean white board, was very unnerving to my OCD.
Synonym- unsettle, agitate, bother -
requisitioned
to demand or take
Sentence- The women requisitioned her expensive purse from the thief.
Synonyms- seize, occupy -
Conspicuous
noticeable; easy to see
Sentence- The brown bear was conspicuous, in the Arctic, causing it to be killed by predators.
Synonyms- visible, detecatable -
Self-consciously
uncomfortably; showing you're embarrassed
Sentence- When the teen was stared at for sneezing, she self-consciously cowered and hid behind her sweatshirt.
Synonyms- awkward, uncomfortable -
Tentatively
uncertainly and hesitantly
Sentence- The boy tentatively signed the risky contract that could put him in great debt or make him a millionaire.
Synonyms- uncertain, debateable -
torrent
swift-flowing stream of something
Sentence- The torrent carried the kayak down the river all the way to the lake.
Synonyms- tide, flow -
obsolete
no longer useful
Sentence- The flashlight was obsolete when the day came, in the forest, so we decided to leave it behind.
Synonyms- useless, unsignificant -
unwieldy
difficult to carry or handle
Sentence- The elephant was unwieldy because he was stubborn and was difficult to transport on the circus train.
Synonyms- heavy, bulky -
wincing
shrinking back involuntarily
Sentence- I was wincing at the Hibachi dinner when the chef juggled knives and lit a fire on the stove.
Synonyms- cringe, flinch -
Fretful
uneasy or distressed
Sentence- The parent was fretful letting his child swim without help for the first time.
Synonyms- tense, unsettled -
Admonition
warning
Sentence-The admonition precautioned us to wear mask in the mining cave so we didn't breath in too much rocky air.
Synonyms- precaution, warning -
Relinquished
gave up or let go
Sentence- The thief relinquished the bags of money, once he saw thousands of police cars surrounding him.
Synonyms- release, hand over
