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ic
having characteristics of
comparative
without
state of
2
Val, Vail
end, limit, boundary
to be strong
to flee
to shudder, be afraid
3
mis
wrongly
opposite
against
not
4
purchasing power, how much something is worth
Chastened
Value
Sacrosanct
Castigate
5
A word that expresses a physical action, a mental action, or a state of being.
Preposition
Noun
Verb
Adjective
6
show a relationship between the subject of the sentence and a noun or adjective
Helping verbs
Linking verbs
Action verbs
7
belief in multiple gods
Polytheism
Monotheism
8
a substance that drives away unwanted pests
Valiant
Fugacious
Refine
Insectifuge
9
someone who destroys completely
Litigant
Exterminator
Arbiter
Deity
10
a person qualified to advise on legal matters
Sedan
Editorial
Synthesize
Jurisconsult
11
under
again
across
under
above
12
ly
more than one
characteristic of
can be done
one who
13
almost or completely surrounded by land
Terrier
Peninsula
Mediterranean
Courser
14
occurring or situated between stars
Deity
Interstellar
Idiosyncrasy
Pantheon
15
Valor
noble courage
exceedingly bad
to end or be done with
a condition of being sheltered
16
sub
above
across
against
under
17
shock greatly
Valiant
Fugacious
Horrifying
Abhorrent
18
descriptive language which appeals to one or more of the five senses
Foreshadowing
Theme statements
Simile
Imagery
19
ous, eous, ious
more than one
possessing the qualities of
comparative
adjective form of a noun
20
able, ible
one who
process
can be done
full of
21
re
again
in
opposite
before
22
too ready or eager to sue someone or something in a court of law
Immovable
Litigious
Accredit
Movement
23
ful
full of
without
action or process
made of
24
state of health
Pantheon
Valetude
Idiosyncrasy
Deity
25
in, im, il, ir
between
not
again
across
26
having limits or bounds
Finite
Additory
Deiform
Idiosynnosic
27
to dwell permanently or continuously
License
Reside
Endure
Synthesize
28
attraction
Affinity
Reverence
Arbitration
Censure
29
a god; divine being
Indurate
Synthesize
Deity
Editorial
30
all the gods of a people or religion collectively
Deicide
Censure
Theology
Pantheon
31
ment
comparative
possessing the qualities of
action or process
past tense verb
32
to settle a disagreement or an argument between two or more people or groups
Censure
Editorial
Arbitrate
Reinstate
33
tending to spend too much time seated, somewhat inactive
Immoveable
Sedentary
Arbitrate
Removal
34
a holy place; a safe place
Sanctuary
Valorous:
Convalescent
Prevail
35
fleeting; tending to disappear
Jurist
Theology
Polytheism
Fugacious
36
de
before
not
opposite
again
37
a swift-running horse
Arbiter
Courser
Terrarium
Preside
38
less
without
comparative
made of
full of
39
the process of a lawsuit
Litigation
Idiopathy
Censor
Reverence
40
member of a jury
Fugitive
Criticaster
Indurate
Juror
41
Term
to be strong
end, limit, boundary
to shudder, be afraid
to flee
42
Able to move or be moved freely or easily
Deity
Fritz
Convalescent
Mobile
43
deep respect for someone or something
Editorial
Valiant
Censure
Reverence
44
gradually becoming strong after an illness
Corsair
Convalescent
Cursory
Discourse
45
over
over
across
above
under
46
Sanct
pure
earth
star
holy
47
a breed of dogs that enjoys the land, not the water
Synthesize
Finite
Editorial
Terriers
48
mid
over
middle
before
half
49
make less proud, to humble
Jurist
Censor
Sedan
Chastened
50
horrifying; extremely unpleasant
Horrendous
Corsair
Discourse
Courser
51
Modifies a verb
Adjective
Adverb
Verb
Noun
52
trans
over
cause to
across
against
53
Curs, Course
to flee
earth, ground
to run
holy
54
settling a dispute or disagreement in which both sides present their opinions to a third party
Additory
Terrain
Idiopathic
Arbitration
55
Give someone a lower rank or less senior position, usually as a punishment
Sanctify
Terrestrial
Timothy and Marta
Demote
56
a vicious critic
Arbitrament
Endurance
Criticaster
Movement
57
ion, tion, ation, ition
made of
one who
without
act, process
58
er
without
action or process
one who
can be done
59
having a sound basis in logic or fact
Abhorrence
Finish
Horrendous
Valid
60
modifies noun
Preposition
Adjective
Noun
Adverb
61
killing of a god
Stellar
Deicide
Define
Chastise
62
to punish verbally; to scold
Chastise
Finite
Abhorrent
Terrier
63
the power or right to decide for one's self or for others
License
Arbitrament
Confine
Excursion
64
ive, ative, itive
adjective form of a noun
state of
characteristic of
past tense verb
65
all the gods of a people or religion collectively
Jurisconsult
Pantheon
Idiopsychologic
Accredit
66
a home; a place where a person settles to live
Convalescent
Residence
Reinstate
Jurisdiction
67
happening immediately
Litigant
accredit
instantaneous
immovable
68
belief in one god
Monotheism
Endurance
Polytheism
Litigant
69
a forerunner; something that comes before something of the same kind
Insectifuge
Febrifuge
Sanctity
Precursor
70
to criticize; to blame
Censure
Inconstant
Deicide
Endure
71
someone involved in a lawsuit
Criticaster
Litigant
Courier
Mediterranean
72
s, es
without
more than one
comparative
can be done
73
the power to withstand or hold up to stress or hardship
Arbitrate
Indurate
Endurance
Jurist
74
causing fear or dread
Interstellar
Constellations
Horrendous
Subterranean
75
has meaning in itself but also stands for something broader than itself
Symbolism
Irony
Anaphora
Euphemism
76
out of this world
Impunity
Arbitrate
Litigable
extraterrestrial
77
un
wrongly
middle
between
not
78
someone who leaves their home country
Litigation
Refugee
Arbiter
Courier
79
inspiring disgust or loathing
Abhorrent
Immovable
Censure
Reinstate
80
official permission or approval
Terminate
Sanction
Valorous
Convalescent
81
The transmission of customs or beliefs from generation to generation
Venerable
Affinity
Deify
Tradition
82
a document ordering the summoning of witnesses or the submission of evidence before a court
Monotheism
Subpoena
Idiopathic
Indurate
83
Earthly; of or from land
Corridor
Terrestrial
Constellate
Criticaster
84
to combine, to blend
Horrent
Synthesize
Accredit
Censor
85
a place of inviolable privacy
Idiosyncrasy
Terrain
Extraterrestrial
Sanctum
86
emotionally hardened; fixed or established in thoughts
Indurate
Affinity
Excursion
Interstellar
87
surface of the land
Jurisdiction
Outcast
Terrain
Constellate
88
Horr
to be strong
to flee
to shudder, be afraid
end, limit, boundary
89
a hint given by the writer about something that will happen later in the story
Anaphora
Foreshadowing
Irony
Simile
90
causing or forming an end
Impunity
Sedentary
Reside
Terminal
91
Fin
to be strong
to flee
end, limit, boundary
to shudder, be afraid
92
a brief pleasure outing
Indertermination
Affinity
Terminate
Excursion
93
able to last; tolerate
Endure
Preside
Sedentary
Terminal
94
sturdy; able to hold up for a long period of time; lasting
Durable
Sanctify
Chaste
Litigant
95
the act of making holy
Sanctification
Polytheism
Theology
Deity
96
fore
before
under
again
against
97
est
can be done
without
state of
comparative
98
name a physical or mental (abstract) action
Helping verbs
Action verbs
Linking verbs
99
to prosecute or defend (a lawsuit or legal action)
Castigate
Discourse
Exterminator
Litigable
100
A word that names a person, place, thing, or idea.
Verb
Adjective
Adverb
Noun
101
to criticize, condemn
Interstellar
Removal
Define
Castigate
102
to gain advantage, become victorious
Punitive
Impunity
Prevail
Sedentary
103
A theory or idea that is put forth to explain something
Hypothesis
Cursive
Parenthetical
Idioms
104
ing
adjective form of a noun
present participle
present tense verb
past tense verb
105
to end
Refuge
Terminate
Sacrosanct
Horrid
106
er
without
act, process
characterized by
comparative
107
a person who brings an end to things
Terrain
Jurist
Criticaster
Terminator
108
to end or be done with
Terminator: a person who brings an end to things
Refugee
Finish
Term
109
figure of speech that directly compares two unlike things, does not use like or as
Simile
Metaphor
Personification
Irony
110
inflicting or intended as punishment
Arbitration
Punitive
Sedan
License
111
one who decides or determines
Criticaster
Punitive
Arbiter
Accredit
112
ness
made of
one who
full of
state of, condition of
113
a group of stars forming a recognizable pattern
Jurisprudence
Constellations
Jurisconsult
Litigant
114
pre
before
again
under
between
115
repetition of a word/words at beginning of two or more successive verses, clauses, sentences
Theme statement
Anaphora
Euphemism
Foreshadowing
116
to make holy, to consecrate
Sanctify
Sacrosanct
Chastened
Castigate
117
a feeling of repulsion
Abhorrence
Criticaster
Outcast
Constellate
118
area of influence
Reverence
Jurisdiction
Arbitrate
Sedentary
119
to be in charge; govern
Terrestrial
Idiopsychologic
Preside
Deiform
120
a long, running hallway
Final
Indetermination
Courier
Corridor
121
the study of religion; god
Cursory
Theology
Reinstate
Idiosyncrasy
122
brave, courageous
Courier
Valorous
Current
Sanction
123
a figure of speech which is a more gentle/tactful term for a painful/embarrassing subject
Euphemism
Metaphor
Hyperbole
Irony
124
marking the end
Final
Insectifuge
Refuge
Febrifuge
125
without end
Synthesize
Instantaneous
Residence
Infinite
126
the state of being holy
Deify
Chaste
Durable
Sanctity
127
en
one whoe
comparative
more than one
made of
128
a peculiar quality, a quirk
Inconstant
Sedan
Idiosyncrasy
Indurate
129
holy; morally superior
Sanctimonious
Castigate
Sacrosanct
Chastened
130
non
across
wrongly
between
not
131
worship or regard someone or something as a god
Deify
Corridor
Sanctity
Constellate
132
ity, ty
state of
full of
characteristic of
possessing qualities of
133
semi
above
under
half
between
134
existing under the Earth’s surface
Mediterranean:
Extraterrestrial
Terrain
Subterranean
135
exceedingly bad
Chastise
Horrid
Stellar
Excursion
136
aquarium used for land animals, rather than fish
Litigant
Terrarium
Reside
Reverence
137
Word or phrase that connects a subject/noun to a verb
Preposition
Noun
Adjective
Adverb
138
too important and respected to be changed or challenged
Abhorrence
Sancrosanct
Deity
Discourse
139
having the appearance of a god; sacred or divine
Deiform
Sedate
Reverence
Jurisprudence
140
Terr
to run
to flee
earth, ground
star
141
limits or boundaries
Litigation
Arbiter
Confines
Preside
142
of a disease: Arising by itself in a particular part of the body for which the cause is unknown
Idiopathic
Durable
Febrifuge
Jurisconsult
143
ed
present participle
adjective form of a noun
past-tense verb
without
144
impossible to move or change
Current
Immovable
Corridor
Territory
145
remove impurities or unwanted parts
Refine:
Synthesis
Accredit
Additory
146
Fug
end, limit, boundary
to flee
to be strong
to shudder, be afraid
147
anti
opposite
between
against
middle
148
to feel scared
Idiosynnosic
Deiform:
Sedan
Horrent:
149
Stell
star
to run
holy
earth
150
expressing opinions or bias
License
Editorial
Movement
Valor
151
not diminishing; lasting
Synthesize
Enduring
Additory
Deify
152
to have a set ending before something occurs
Predetermine
Castigate
Subpoena
Infinite
153
expressing opinions or bias
Subterranean
Abhorrence
Precursor
Editorial
154
to set or adorn with stars
Predetermine
Interstellar
Constellate
Extraterrestrial
155
y
one who
characterized by
state of
full of
156
free from obscenity
Fugacious
Chaste
Theology
Criticaster
157
someone who is running away or escaping
License
Fugitive
Jurisdiction
Subpoena
158
to help someone calm down; to help someone settle down
Preside
Discourse
Sacrosanct
Sedate
159
a medicine adapted to drive away or reduce fever
Corsair
Abhorrent
Sanction
Febrifuge
160
a specific length of time for something to transpire or stop
Chastened
Term
Enduring
Pantheon
161
a closed automobile that has enough room for four people to sit comfortably
Refugee
Current
Sedan
Corsair
162
to mark the end of something
Removal
Movement
Define
Immovable
163
the philosophy or science of law; a system or body of law
Jurisprudence
Censor
Inconstant
License
164
excellent, outstanding
Valetude
Prevail
Convalescent
Stellar
165
causing extreme disgust
Horrific
Chastise
Stellar
Excursion
166
a figure of speech which gives the qualities of a person to an animal, an object, or an idea
Personification
Metaphor
Hyperbole
Anaphora
167
feeling/sensation peculiar to an individual/class; an individual or personal state of feeling.
Fugacious
Prevail
Idiopathy
Sanctuary
168
dis
not, opposite of
cause to
half
under
169
overstatement or exaggeration
Simile
Irony
Euphemism
Hyperbole
170
concerning ideas produced in one’s mind
Immovable
Define
Idiopsychologic
Abhorrent
171
help the main verb show tense or possibility
Helping verbs
Linking verbs
Action verbs
172
a god; divine being
Confines
Abhorrent
Deity
Valorous
173
al, ial
having characteristics of
without
can be done
full of
174
super
under
above
before
middle
175
a figure of speech that directly compares two unlike things using like or as
Metaphor
Simile
Hyperbole
Irony
176
a condition of being sheltered
Current
Horrific
Constellate
Refuge
177
inter
in
middle
cause to
between
178
an expert in law
Deity
Litigant
Jurist
Arbitration
179
en, em
over
against
cause to
above
180
a statement or situation that is undecided
Discourse
Inconstant
Indetermination
Cursory
181
peculiar to a particular disease.
Censure
Idiosynnosic
Insectifuge
Accredit
182
a sentence that explains a message about life that is inferred by the author in a literary work
Foreshadowing
Anaphora
Theme statement
Euphemism
183
someone who is expelled
Outcast
Idiopathic
Jurisconsult
Instantaneous
184
Cast, Chast
pure
star
holy
earth
185
to hold in awe; worship
Revere
Chaste
Terrarium
Sanctum
186
a contrast between what is said and is really meant
Metaphor
Irony
Symbolism
Personification
187
showing courage or determination
Juror
Punitive
Valiant
Chaste
188
in, im
middle
wrongly
over
in
189
exemption from punishment
Sanctify
Valetude
Infinite
Impunity
