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prodigy
(Noun) A young person with unusual talent. The chess prodigy won against much older players.
reproach
(Noun) Criticism for doing something wrong. His teachers reproach reminded him to be honest.
discordant
(Adj) Clashing; not fitting together. The discordant notes made the song sound strange.
fiasco
(Noun) A complete, embarrassing failure. The presentation was a fiasco when none of the slides worked.
reverie
(Noun) A daydream or state of being lost in thought. The bell interrupted her reverie.
perspective
(Noun) A way of seeing or thinking about something. Try looking at the problem from his perspective.
significant
(Adj) Important or meaningful. That clue was significant because it solved the mystery.
reluctant
(Adj) Hesitant or unwilling. She was reluctant to try the unfamiliar game.
interpret
(Verb) To explain what something means. How do you interpret the ending of the story?
justify
(Verb) To give good reasons or evidence for something. Use a detail from the story to justify your answer.