TANGIBLE

• Capable of being touched
• The iPad is tangible

QUARRY

• An animal being hunted
• We quarry the bison

DISARMING

• Removing or capable of removing hostility
• He has been disarmed from all weapons

CULTIVATED

• Educated; refined ; cultivated
• After learning about Africa we have been cultivated

AMENITIES

• any feature that provides comfort, convenience, or pleasure
• Tim's house has many amenities

CONDONE

• to give tacit approval to
• By his silence, he seemed to condone their behavior.

DROLL

• amusing in an odd way,whimsically humorous
• The mime was performing in a droll manner

SCRUPLE

• A very small portion or ammount
• The amount of food served was scruple

SOLICTOUSLY

• anxious or concerned
• I was very solicitous about my dads cancer condition

IMPERATIVE

• Absolutely required
• It is imperative to turn in our English project

ZEALOUS

• Full of, characterized by
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UNCANNY

• To be beyond normal, extraordinary, Supernatural, in an unsettling way
• One thing about Lathum, he had an uncanny way of being right about people.

FRACTIOUS

• Refractory or unruly
• The inexperienced teacher found the fractious students difficult to control.

POSSE

• a body or force armed with legal authority.
• Before Gibbons was out of sight, Dean slumped to the ground, with a look on his face that mirrored both of their disappointment that the man they were pursuing was now aware the two-man posse was closing in.

EXODUS

• a going out; a departure or emigration, usually of a large number of people
• The summer exodus to the country and shore

MARAUDING

• Engaged in raiding for plunder
• Marauding bands of outlaws

BOON

• Something to be thankful for, gift
• The boon given to him was cool

ENDURE

• To hold out, to sustain from
• We endured football practice today

SUBSIST

• To exist or to continue in existence
• You subsist if your reading this sentence.

SUSTAIN

• To hold or bear up from below
• The house sustained the snow

EVADE

• To dodge or pass
• We evaded the car coming toward us

PERSERVERANCE

• Grace to the end
• My first time mountain biking was hard but I persevered

DILEMMA

PREVAIL

• To prove more powerful than the opposing forces
• We will prevail against the war

INCITE

• Encourage or stir up bad behavior
• Kids like to incite bullying at our school