Unit 8 Flocabulary

SYNONYMS:  huge, enormous, gigantic

a feeling of amazement, sometimes along with some fear

easily seen or noticed

of first or primary importance

ANTONYMS:  confident, sure, secure

SYNONYMS:  first, opening, preparatory

before, previous

SYNONYMS:  prominent, evident

SYNONYMS:  anxious, worried, hesitant

having too much pride

money or wealth

SYNONYMS:  prank, fraud, deception

a meeting

SYNONYM:  prior

used as a noun, this can be helpful for providing a meal

ANTONYM:  inconspicuous (choose the correct spelling)

to meet, usually by accident

ANTONYM:  latter

touchable, real or actual

extremely large, usually beyond understanding

ANTONYMS:  humble, modest

to attract on purpose, usually for evil reasons

ANTONYMS:  miniscule, tiny

something meant to trick others

SYNONYMS:  to push, thrust

SYNONYMS:  to entice, tempt

to send forward with some force

unsure about trying something

SYNONYMS:  shock, wonder, reverence

done in preparation for the main event

ANTONYMS:  imaginary, abstract

SYNONYMS:  conceited, egotistical, overconfident

a conversation between two or more people

What is another form of the word adhere? (noun & adjective)

to stick to, either physically or mentally