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The word MINIMIZE
MOST NEARLY means:

(v.) To reduce to the smallest possible amount; To downplay or de-emphasize

The word LEGENDARY MOST NEARLY means:

(adj.) Extremely well known, famous or renowned

The word VEER
MOST NEARLY means:

(v.) To change direction suddenly

The word DURABLE
MOST NEARLY means:

adj.) Capable of withstanding wear and tear or decay; Lasting, stable

The word GLUT
MOST NEARLY means:

(n.) An excessive supply or amount; (v.) To fill beyond capacity, to overfeed

The word MAIM
MOST NEARLY means:

(v.) To disable or disfigure; To make defective, impair

The word BOUNTIFUL
MOST NEARLY means:

(adj.) Showing abundance; Graciously generous

The word INCOGNITO
MOST NEARLY means:

(n.) A person in disguise; (adj.) Having one's identity concealed or under disguise; (adv.) With the real identity concealed

The word AVOWED
MOST NEARLY means:

(adj.) Acknowledged or declared openly in public

The word GINGERLY
MOST NEARLY means:

(adj.) Cautious or careful; (adv.) With great care or caution

The word VENERATE
MOST NEARLY means:

(v.) To feel or show deep respect for, especially due to age or tradition; To honor

The word OBLIQUE
MOST NEARLY means:

(adj.) Slanting or angled; Not done in a direct or straightforward way

The word INVALIDATE
MOST NEARLY means:

(v.) To disprove an argument; To void, nullify, or overturn

The word CONGESTED
MOST NEARLY means:

(adj.) Overcrowded to the point where traffic or people can't move well

The word FRUGAL
MOST NEARLY means:

(adj.) Careful with money; Thrifty; Not costly

The word ENTERPRISING
MOST NEARLY means:

(adj.) Having or showing initiative and resourcefulness

The word DETRIMENT
MOST NEARLY means:

(n.) Harm, loss, something that causes damage, depreciation, or loss

The word WANTON
MOST NEARLY means:

(n.) One who is immoral; One who is undisciplined or spoiled; (adj.) Done in an unjust, cruel or malicious manner, uncalled-for

The word BANTER
MOST NEARLY means:

(n.) Good-humored, playful conversation; (v.) To speak to in a playful or teasing way

The word ANTICS
MOST NEARLY means:

(n.) Ridiculous, foolish, or outrageous behavior

How do you pronounce MINIMIZE

MI ⋅ NI ⋅ MIZE

How do you pronounce LEGENDARY

LE ⋅ GEN ⋅ DARY

How do you pronounce VEER

VE ⋅ ER

How do you pronounce DURABLE

DU ⋅ RA ⋅ BLE

How do you pronounce GLUT

GL ⋅ UT

How do you pronounce MAIM

MA ⋅ IM

How do you pronounce BOUNTIFUL

BOUNT ⋅ TI ⋅ FUL

How do you pronounce INCOGNITO

IN ⋅ COG ⋅ NI ⋅ TO

How do you pronounce AVOWED

A ⋅ VOWED

How do you pronounce GINGERLY

GIN ⋅ GER ⋅ LY

How do you pronounce VENERATE

VEN ⋅ ER ⋅ ATE

How do you pronounce OBLIQUE

OB ⋅ LIQUE

How do you pronounce INVALIDATE

IN ⋅ VAL ⋅ I ⋅ DATE

How do you pronounce CONGESTED

CON ⋅ GES ⋅ TED

How do you pronounce FRUGAL

FRU ⋅ GAL

How do you pronounce ENTERPRISE

EN ⋅ TER ⋅ PRISE

How do you pronounce INCOGNITO

IN ⋅ COG ⋅ NI ⋅ TO

How do you pronounce INVALIDATE

IN ⋅ VAL ⋅ I ⋅ DATE

How do you pronounce WANTON

WAN ⋅ TON

How do you pronounce ANTICS

AN ⋅ TICS

How do you pronounce BANTER

BAN ⋅ TER

How do you pronounce BOUNTIFUL

BOUN ⋅ TI ⋅ FUL

How do you pronounce CONGESTED

CON⋅ GES ⋅ TED

How do you pronounce DETRIMENT

DE ⋅ TRI ⋅ MENT

How do you pronounce DURABLE

DU⋅ RAB ⋅ BLE

Adage

(N) A wise old saying expressing a general truth

Bonanza

(N) A situation that creates a sudden increase in wealth, good fortune, or profits.

Churlish

(adj) Rude, vulgar, or ill-mannered behavior.

Citadel

(N) A stronghold or fortress that serves as a place of safety or protection, often used in military contexts.

Collaborate

(V) To work jointly with others or together, especially in an intellectual endeavor.

Decree

(N) An official order or proclamation issued by a person in authority.

Discordant

(Adj) An unpleasant sound.

Evolve

(V) To develop gradually, especially from a simple to a more complex form.

Excerpt

(N) A portion or extract from a text.

Grope

(V) To feel about or search blindly or uncertainly with the hands.

Hover

(V) To remain suspended in one place in the air

Jostle

(V) To bump, push, or shove against someone or something, often in a crowded situation.

Laggard

(N) A person who falls behind, especially in progress or achievement.

Allot

(V) To distribute or allocate a portion of something to each person or group.

Amass

(V) To gather or collect a large amount of something over time.

Audacious

(Adj) Showing a willingness to take bold risks; daring or fearless.

Comply

(V) To act in accordance with a wish or command; to obey or adhere to a rule.

Devoid

(Adj) Entirely lacking; without.

Elite

(Adj) A select group that is superior in terms of ability or qualities.

Grapple

(V) To engage in a struggle or struggle for a solution or outcome.

Incapacitate

(V) To deprive of strength or ability; to disable.

Instigate

(V) To initiate or provoke an action or event, often with the intention of causing a reaction.

Longevity

(N) The length of time that something lasts or continues, especially in relation to life or existence.

Myriad

(N) A countless or extremely great number of people or things.

Perspective

(N) A particular attitude or way of considering something, often influencing how a situation is understood.

Perturb

(V) To disturb or unsettle someone, causing anxiety or concern.

Prodigious

(Adj) Remarkably great in extent, size, or degree; enormous.

Relevant

(Adj) Closely connected or appropriate to what is being done or considered.

Skittish

(Adj) Easily startled or excitable; anxious and nervous.

Tether

(Noun) A rope, chain, or similar restraint used to secure an animal or object to prevent it from moving freely.

Unison

(Noun) The simultaneous performance or utterance of action or speech; harmony among voices or actions.

Vie

(Verb) To compete eagerly with someone in order to achieve something.

Willful

(Adjective) Intentionally; determined to do as one wants regardless of the consequences.

How do you pronounce ALLOT

AL ⋅ LOT

How do you pronounce AMASS

A ⋅ MASS

How do you pronounce AUDACIOUS

AU ⋅ DA ⋅ CIOUS

How do you pronounce COMPLY

COM ⋅ PLY

How do you pronounce DEVOID

DE ⋅ VOID

How do you pronounce ELITE

EL ⋅ ITE

How do you pronounce GRAPPLE

GRA ⋅ PPLE

How do you pronounce INCAPACITATE

IN ⋅ CA ⋅ PAC ⋅ I ⋅ TATE

How do you pronounce INSTIGATE

IN ⋅ STI ⋅ GATE

How do you pronounce LONGEVITY

LON ⋅ GEV ⋅ ITY

How do you pronounce MYRIAD

MYR ⋅ I ⋅ AD

How do you pronounce PERSPECTIVE

PER ⋅ SPECT ⋅ IVE

How do you pronounce PERTURB

PER ⋅ TURB

How do you pronounce PRODIGIOUS

PRO ⋅ DI ⋅ GIOUS

How do you pronounce RELEVANT

RE ⋅ LE ⋅ VANT

How do you pronounce skittish

SKI ⋅ TTISH

How do you pronounce TETHER

TE ⋅ THER

How do you pronounce UNISON

U ⋅ NI ⋅ SON

How do you pronounce VIE

VIE

How do you pronounce WILLFUL

WILL ⋅ FUL

She would _____ with the idea that she would be limited to only one hour of computer time but she was sure she would finish.
Which word BEST COMPLETES this sentence?

GRAPPLE

We wanted her to join the group's discussion because of her _____ experience in the field of science.
Which word BEST COMPLETES this sentence?

RELEVANT