RPS #10 and Tuck

accomplice (noun)

• a person who helps another commit a crime
• a person who catches criminals
• a person who is not involved in any way
• having or showing a feeling of vague or regretful longing

Adversity- noun-

• Problems that one faces; One’s fortune or fate; a situation that brings about distress.
• having great luck so you don't even have to try to win
• The ability to confirm the accuracy or truth in something

Chronological- adjective

• To be arranged in the order of time.
• To compare in order to show differences; to not opposite purposes.
• making a lot of sense
• to be put in alphabetical order

Contrast- verb-

• To compare in order to show differences
• to show that something is exactly the same
• to destroy in order to show something isn't good
• to arrange in time order

Corruption- noun-

• The state of being dishonest and acting in an evil and untrusting way.
• The state of looking up to someone with great pleasure or approval.
• the state of being honest and always doing the right thing
• The state of being upset or let down; to destroy or destruct.

Deficiency- noun-

• the state of being incomplete, or lacking
• the state of having too much of somthing
• the state of having just enough of something
• the act of coming to a logical conclusion

Demoralize- verb-

• To deprive of spirit, courage, discipline; to destroy the morals or beliefs of.
• to give support, confidence, or hope to (someone)
• to make someone into a demon
• to make someone hate bananas

Diversity- noun-

• The act of being different or having a variety of skills, abilities, etc.
• the act of being the same and having one skill
• being only interested in one thing and not wanting anything different

Dreaminess- noun-

• The state of being vague, dim, unclear; very relaxed
• being very clear and easily understood
• being very horrible and terrifying
• to be silly and make people laugh

Elated- adjective-

• very happy or proud.
• destroyed or to wipe out completely.
• come together, especially in large numbers.
• very sad and discouraged