Vocabulary Practice Words 1 - 20

alternate

• Happening or appearing in turns; every other.

• Very strong.

• To need or demand.

• personal account of an event; retelling not based on hard facts

bland

• To need or demand.

• a positive, explicit, or formal statement.

• Sarcastic; not being straight-forward.

• without taste; boring.

convert

• a positive, explicit, or formal statement.

• To change from one form to another.

• proof; that which tends to prove something; ground for belief.

• To stop working.

intense

• proof; that which tends to prove something; ground for belief.

• Refusing to give up; determined.

• To move or direct along a certain path.

• Very strong; very great.

navigate

• To move or direct along a certain path.

• Sarcastic; not being straight-forward.

• To stop working.

• Command over a skill; really good at something.

  
  

pedestrian

• Bounce back; recover from adversity.

• Dull or lacking imagination.

• Happening or appearing in turns; every other. 

  
  

• To move or direct along a certain path.

require

• without taste; boring.

• To go back to an earlier condition, often one that is not satisfactory.

• a positive, explicit, or formal statement.

• To need or demand.

retire

• To stop working.

• Personal account of an event; retelling not based on hard facts.

• Refusing to give up; determined.

• Dull or lacking imagination.

revert

• Happening or appearing in turns; every other.

• Personal account of an event; retelling not based on hard facts.

• Important; connected with the matter at hand.

• To go back to an earlier condition, often one that is not satisfactory.

sparse

• Small in number or extent; thinly scattered.

• Important; connected with the matter at hand.

• Sarcastic; not being straight-forward.

• Having energy; a force that motivates.