English 11 Vocabulary #11-20

(adjective) hard to understand

(verb) to slow the process of

Conversations always progressed _________ between the twins because they had so much in common.

To murder someone in cold blood is a _________ crime.

People should never do anything to __________ the flow of progress.

(adjective) difficult; painstaking

(adjective) having no useful purpose

(adjective) hatefully evil; abominable

(adjective) easily flowing

(adjective) incapable of being understood

According to the old _________, “It is far better to give than to receive.”

It is ___________to try to explain the difference between right and wrong to your pet.

It took forever to assemble the bookcase because the instructions were too _______________.

Since her explanation contains lots of technical lingo, many people found it __________________.

(noun) a wise old saying

(adjective) profoundly moving; touching

My cousin and I had a good __________; we trusted each other and worked together well.

The end of that old movie was very ____________ when the old man finally made up with his son.

(noun) a relationship of mutual trust or affinity

Mountain climbing is a very _____________ task.