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To divide people or things into groups; to say that someone or something belongs to a particular group.
categorize
In a way that does not change.
consistently
Become bad or fall apart.
decay
A period of time that seems to last forever.
eternity
The weather conditions when the temperature falls below the freezing point/ a very thin layer of little pieces of ice that is formed on surfaces when the temperature is below the freezing point.
frost
Annoying
irritating
According to the basic or original meaning of the word.
literally
That was or could be expected.
predictable
A plan or things that will happen or of work that must be done.
schedule
Very impressive, interesting, or attractive.
spectacular
Full of extreme emotions; caused by or affected by a violent storm.
tempestuous
A change from one condition or form to another.
transition
Used about plants: To become dry and die; when a plant becomes weaker and disappears.
wither
To change your behavior because the situation you are in has changed.
adapt
In a careful and exact way.
accurately
Power over something; the ability to organize, direct, or guide someone or something.
control
