ADDENDUM (N)

• The addendum really helped the cause.
• S: attachment, extension

AGHAST (ADJ)

• I was aghast when i saw the score to the game.
• S: shocked, horrified
• A: calm, delighted

AMPLE (ADJ)

• The ample of supplies made the project easy.
• S: sufficent, adequate
• A: insufficient, inadequate

APPARITION (N)

• THE APPARITION IN THE MOVIE MADE IT REALLY SCARY.
• S: phantom, specter

ASSERT (V)

• The eventual assert was him going to jail
• S: affirm, avow

COWER (V)

• The young boy cowered when the kidnapper came.
• S: wince, flinch
• A: stand up to

DISDAIN (V)&(N)

• I try to disdain anyone who offends my family members.
• S: reject
• A: revere, venerate

EPITAPH (N)

• The epitaph disnt make a lot of sense.
• S: tombstone inscrption

ETHICAL (ADJ)

• The ethical thing would to say sorry.
• S: upright, honorable
• A: immoral, dishonest

FACETIOUS (ADJ)

• I dont understand why he got mad; i was just being facetious.
• S: humourus
• A: serious

INAUDIBLE (ADJ)

• The crowd made the plays inaudible.
• S: faint
• A: audible

INDISCRIMINATE (ADJ)

• The choice i made was indiscriminate
• S: random
• A: selective

INTRIGUE (N)& (V)

• The plot was very intrigue.
• S: scheme, plot
• A: fair play

JURISDICTION (N)

• THE SECURITY GAURDS JOB IS TO KEEP CRIMES UNDER JURISDACATION.
• S: supervision

PLAUSIBLE (ADJ)

• The story seemed to seem pretty plausible
• S: believable
• A: unbelievable

PLEBEIAN (ADJ)& (N)

• The parents taste for food is plebian.
• S: common, lowborn
• A: aristocrtaic; refined

PRODIGAL (ADJ)&(N)

• The prodigal son spent all the money.
• S: spendthrift; wasteful
• A: frugal, ecomical,

PROXIMITY (N)

• The proximity is 2 blocks
• S: distance, remoteness

VOLATILE (ADJ)

• THE BOY WAS VOLATILE AND COULDNT MAKE UP HIS MIND.
• S: unstable, erratic
• A: stable, steady, static

PULVERIZE (V)

• The man pulverized the almonds into powder.
• S: compress, demolish

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