The hamburger looked "appetizing", but the fish tacos looked nasty.
appetizing: tasty
A wedding is elegant, but a baseball game is casual.
elegant: fancy
Is it better to have a lot of money or a lot of friends?
The wind from the storm was so "fierce", compared to the weak winds from the last storm.
"fierce": aggressive
The surface of the table was not smooth; it was "rugged".
rugged: not smooth
Online learning is better than in person learning
Schools should ban junkfood
Students should be paid for getting good grades
We did not "shiver" outside at night because it was so warm.
shiver: shake slightly because of the cold
It is a "privilege", not a disadvantage, to be able to go on the filed trip.
"privilege": special right, advantage
My sister was "sensitive" and cried during the movie, but I just laughed.
"sensitive": quick to detect or respond
My teacher said it was an "individual" assignment, not a group project.
"individual": alone
We are "residents", not foreigners in our neighborhood.
"residents": familiar, well known
Our flight will "depart" from New York and arrive in Florida.
depart: leave
My mother said serving milk with the meat will "spoil" the meal, not improve it.
"spoil": damage, ruin
Zoos are good for animals
I was surprised to see that my baby sister was not a "coward", but brave in the haunted house.
coward: afraid of danger or pain
Pineapple is a great pizza topping
We take vitamins to try and "prevent" illness so we do not get sick.
"prevent": stop
My mother told me to "avoid" the dark road, but I went there anyway.
"avoid": keep away or stop from doing something
Cars should be banned in cities
Its okay to break the rules for a good reason
School should be year round
Cold weather is better than warm weather
The video game was not "rare"; everyone had it.
rare: not happening very often
We were so grateful it was a "brief" meeting and not a long one.
"brief": short
My brother took a "risk" and jumped over the puddle. I took the safe way and walked around it.
"risk": exposure to danger
A cartoon is "suitable" for children, but a horror movie is not.
"suitable": right or appropriate
Children should not be allowed smartphones until they are 18 years old
Students don't need recess
It is good to have school uniforms.
Was the character in the movie "gregarious" or quiet?
gregarious: loud
We used the key to "enable" us to enter the room, rather than prevent us.
"enable": allow
I did not "struggle"; I opened the jar with ease.
struggle: to have difficulty
Clara felt "confident" while taking the test, but Sara was doubtful.
"confident": self-assured
The glass vase was too "delicate", so we used the plastic flower pot instead, since it was stronger.
"delicate": fine
Cats are better pets than dogs
The soup was "scorching", but the ice cream was nice and cold.
scorching: hot
Homework is not helpful for kids
Teachers should be replaced by computers