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(verb) To place something in a particular location, often on the ground or on a surface.

deposit

(verb) To get away from.

elude

(verb) To get up or stand.

arise

(adverb) In a way that is careful, soft, intricate or light.

delicately

(verb) To get off from something that you can ride.

dismount

(noun) The action of putting something out of its usual place.

displacement

(noun) A sudden departure of a large group of people.

exodus

(noun) The way of walking and holding the body when moving.

gait

(verb) To pass by leaping over.

hurdle

(noun) The act of passing possession of something to another party.

handover

(adjective) Not capable of living and moving.

inanimate

(verb) To reverse or turn upside down.

invert

(verb) To carefully move something or someone to a different position.

manoeuvre

(noun) The quantity of motion possessed by a moving object.

momentum

(adjective) To continue moving forward.

onward

(verb) To pass through something and spread all over.

permeate

(noun) A device that is used to move something forward or to a certain direction.

propeller

(verb) To move from, retract to, or extend one's distance from an earlier spot.

recede

(verb) To pull back.

retract

(verb) Lean over, fall hard.

slump

(adjective) The state of not moving or being in place.

stationary

(verb) To take something away from where it has settled; to destroy its stability.

uproot

Which word has the following synonyms?
stand, rise

arise

Which word has the following synonyms?
gently, finely, carefully, exquisitely, fine

delicately

Which word has the following synonyms?
descend

dismount

Which word has the following synonyms?
dislocation, move, movement, rearrangement, shift

displacement

Which word has the following synonyms?
avoid, escape, dodge, sidestep

elude

Which word has the following synonyms?
departure, emigration, flight, evacuation, exit

exodus

Which word has the following synonyms?
bearing, motion, movement

gait

Which word has the following synonyms?
relinquishing, surrender, hand-off, giving, ceding

handover

Which word has the following synonyms?
evade, conquer, vault over, leap over

hurdle

Which word has the following synonyms?
cold, dull, dead, inactive, inert

inanimate

Which word has the following synonyms?
alter, capsize, overturn, upend

invert

Which word has the following synonyms?
impetus, drive, foce, impulsion

momentum

Which word has the following synonyms?
onwards, beyond, forward

onward

Which word has the following synonyms?
seep, penetrate, infuse

permeate

Which word has the following synonyms?
subside, retreat, withdraw

recede

Which word has the following synonyms?
withdraw, reel in, reverse

retract

Which word has the following synonyms?
collapse, crash

slump

Which word has the following synonyms?
immobile, motionless, static, inert

stationary

Which word has the following synonyms?
displace, extract, exterminate

uproot

Which word has the following antonyms?
go down, descend

arise

Which word has the following antonyms?
strongly

delicately

Which word has the following antonyms?
mount, ride

dismount

Which word has the following antonyms?
stay, arrival

exodus

Which word has the following antonyms?
taking, possession, acquirement, conquest

handover

Which word has the following antonyms?
crash, collide, yield, surrender

hurdle

Which word has the following antonyms?
animate, living, lively

inanimate

Which word has the following antonyms?
continue, hold, keep, maintain

invert

Which word has the following antonyms?
dehydrate, dry, take out

permeate

Which word has the following antonyms?
prolong, continue, enhance

recede

Which word has the following antonyms?
extract

retract

Which word has the following antonyms?
active, mobile, moving, unfixed

stationary

Which word has the following antonyms?
plant, settle, entrench

uproot

Everyone must _____ when the judge comes in.

arise

She touched his hand _____.

delicately

The garbage truck _____ a lot of trash in the landfill.

deposited

Bob loves horses, but he still does not know how to _____ from them.

dismount

The forest fire caused a _____ of both animals and humans living in the area.

displacement

They chased me down the street, but I was able to _____ them by turning down an alley.

elude

An _____ of refugees left their war-town country looking for a safe place to live away from all the violence.

exodus

My grandmother always had a graceful and slow _____.

gait

After the _____ of the company was complete, employees were forbidden contact with the former owner.

handover

She will easily _____ over the narrow stream.

hurdle

I love taking photos of interesting _____ objects.

inanimate

Ian accidentally _____ his water bottle before making sure the cap was screwed on tight, and so spilled the liquid all onto the floor.

inverted

We'll have to _____ the bed through the door.

manoeuvre

The car gained _____ as it barreled down the hill, making it impossible to stop it.

momentum

The knight trodded _____.

onward

Her perfume _____ throughout the room when she passed by.

permeated

The rope was entangled at the boat's _____.

propeller

The water level began to _____ an hour later.

recede

A turtle will _____ its neck when it feels it is in danger.

retract

The man _____ onto the couch after a hard day at work.

slumped

The cat has been _____ for the past 30 minutes, it has not moved.

stationary

Accepting my new job across the country meant I had to _____ my family from the town I had called home.

uproot