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Infer
(verb) To conclude from evidence and reasoning
Host
(noun) A person who entertains a gathering of guest
Furious
(adjective) extremly angry
Eager
(adjective) Very excited and wanting to do something
Describe
(verb) To give details
Century
(noun) 100 years
Border
(noun) The edges of a boundary or shape
Address
(noun/verb) The name of the place you live (street, state, zipcode); To speak to someone directly
Tour
(noun/verb) Visiting a place to discover or learn about it
Sturdy
(adjective) Something that is strong enough to support things and hold in place
Persuade
(verb) Influence someone to do something you want
Venture
(verb) Do something or go somewhere dangerous or unpleasant
Vacant
(adjective) Something that is empty
Tragic
(adjective) Causing extreme distress or sadness
Tidy
(verb) To clean up
Temporary
(adjective) Lasting only a short time
Surround
(verb) To be all around
Severe
(adjective) Something intense
Recent
(adjective) Something happening not too long ago; currently; right now
Rarely
(adverb) something that does not occur often, happens a few times
Queasy
(adjective) feeling sick, ill
Primary
(adjective) The most important
Passage
(noun) A narrow way with walls; something you pass through
Organized
(adjective) Keep things in tidy, specific places
Ordinary
(adjective) Something normal, nothing special to it
Numerous
(adjective) Great in number; a lot of something
Narrator
(noun) A person who tells a story or poem
Minor
(adjective) Something less important or serious
Major
(adjective) Something serious or important
Luxurious
(adjective) Extremely comfortable, elegant, rich, fancy, etc.
Jagged
(adjective) Rough, bumpy, zigzag edge
Independent
(adjective) Free from anyone's control
Illuminate
(verb) Make something bright; shine a light on something
Heroic
(adjective) Having the characteristics of a hero
Hardship
(noun) Extreme suffering/difficulties
Generosity
(noun) Being kind and generous
Fragile
(adjective) Easily broken or damaged
Focus
(verb) Pay close attention, direct all of your attention to something or someone
Flexible
(adjective) Being bendable without breaking
Extraordinary
(adjective) Something not normal, unusual, or special
Envy
(verb) Desire or want to have something that someone else has
Entrance
(Noun) An opening, door, passage, gate
Eliminate
(verb) Get rid of
Disaster
(noun) An event causing great destruction
Destructive
(adjective) Causing great harm or damage
Desire
(verb) Strongly wish for or want something
Demonstrate
(verb) Give an example or explanation
Contrast
(noun) Being very different to something else
Confuse
(verb) Not understanding something
Compare
(verb) Notice similarities or differences between two or more items
Communicate
(verb) Sharing information or ideas with one another
Circular
(adjective) Forming a circular or round
Burrow
(verb) Make a hole or tunnel
Blossom
(verb) A plant growing/flowering
Blend
(verb) To mix things all together
Basic
(adjective) Something that is plain or simple
Baggage
(noun) Personal bags/belongings for traveling
Awkward
(adjective) A feeling of embarrassment or weirdness
Assist
(verb) To help someone by doing some of the work
Arena
(noun) A leveled area surrounded by seats for entertainment
Approach
(verb) To come up to someone/something
Alert
(adjective) Quick to notice something unusual or dangerous
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