1100 Words Week 1

voracious

desiring or consuming great quantities, excited, interested, enthusiastic, insatiable

indiscriminate

choosing at random without careful selection, Inconsiderate

steeped

soaked, drenched, saturated

replete

completely filled or supplied with, full

abound

to exist in great numbers, Plenty and abundant

technology

branch of knowledge dealing with engineering, applied science, etc

prognosticate

to predict or foretell a future event, Judge, analyse, assess

automaton

a robot; a mechanical "person", Machine

matron

a married woman especially one who is old or a widow

eminent

of high reputation, outstanding, famous, respected, exalted, sublime, noble

paradox

a statement that at first seems to be absurd or self-contradictory but which may in fact turn out to be true

annals

historical records

compound

to increase or add to; combine; worsen

realm

special field of something or someone; kingdom; area

tinge

a trace, smattering, or slight degree

badger

to pester, nag, annoy persistently.

implore

to plead urgently for aid or mercy

drudgery

unpleasant, dull, or hard boring work

interminable

something that has or seems to have no end/ Unending

perceive

to understand, know, become aware of; comprehend