PERMEATE

• To spread through;to pass through the pores of something.

PERMEATE

• I permeated through the water.

SCUPULOUS

• Principaled; acting with strict regard for What is considered right or proper.

SCRUPULOUS

• I am very scrupulous on respecting teachers.

VACILLATE

• To sway unsteadily;waver;totter; stagger

VACILLATE

• The tree vacillated in the wind.

RECONNAISSANCE

• A preliminary survey to gain information, especially for military.

RECONNAISSANCE

• I reconnaissance to see when my grandfather was going to die

FORMIDABLE

• Causing fear, apprehension, or dread.

FORMIDABLE

• The bomb was very formidable.

RELIC

• A item, object, or Idea of the past.

RELIC

• The Great Wall of China is a relic.

POSTERITY

• All future generations.

POSTERITY

• The next generation of America is a posterity.

QUINTESSENTIAL

• Representing the perfect example of a class or quality.

QUINTESSENTIAL

• Our class is not a quintessential.

WHIMSICAL

• Playful, funny, or amusing.

WHIMSICAL

• The car is a whimsical.

FIDELITY

• Loyalty

FIDELITY

• To be in the army you have to be very fidelity.

CONSCIENCE

• The sense of moral or goodness or responsibility of ones's own conduct,
• Intentions, or a character together with feeling of obligation to do the right or be good.

CONSCIENCE

• I have a good conscience.

PLETHORA

• Over abundance or excess of something;more than enough.

PLETHORA

• There is a plethora of meat.

REPRIEVE

• A formal temporary suspension of the execution of sentence,
• Especially of death. Also it is a temporary break or relief as from pain or trouble.

REPRIEVE

• The death sentence became a reprieve.

CANTANKEROUS

• Difficult or irritating to deal with; crabby

CANTANKEROUS

• The test was very cantankerous to finish.

UBIQUITOUS

• Seeming to be everywhere at the same time; omnipresent.

UBIQUITOUS

• God is ubiquitous.

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