Definition: bold, daring or uninhibited.

The ____________________ young explorer was eager to travel to places no one had been before.

Synonyms courageous, nervy, bold

Antonyms timid, cowardly

Definition: a military expedition; a campaign for a cause.

The sixth graders _______________ all year long to be able to attend the seventh and eighth grade dances.

Synonyms campaign, fight for

Definition: to name.

When naming the knight, the Queen said, "I _______ thee Sir Lacremore."

Synonyms designate, label

Definition: a period of time marked by distinct events.

Renaissance festivals recall a long ago _________ of history.

Synonyms age, epoch, period

Definition: unusual, extraordinary.

After the singer's ______________ concert, the audience gave her a standing ovation.

Synonyms phenomenal, excellent, outstanding

Antonyms average, ordinary

Definition: to struggle with physically or mentally.

Steven had to ___________ with the question of whether or not to return the money he found on the sidewalk.

Synonyms battle, struggle, wrestle

legacy or tradition that comes from one's family.

Definition: well-known or famous.

Wild Bill, the outlaw, was a ______________ bank robber in the wild west. People still told stories about him years later.

Synonyms fabled, mythical

Antonyms obscure, unknown

Definition: manner or appearance.

The king was a man of honorable ________________, so the townspeople respected him.

Synonyms bearing, look, countenance

Definition: to think about or ponder something.

Jerome was sure he could solve the problem if he had a little more time to muse over it.

Synonyms contemplate, meditate

Definition: to gather or to summon.

Gloria has to ___________________ a lot of courage to stand in front of her peers and deliver a speech.

Synonyms gather, summon

Antonyms disperse, scatter

Definition: important, vital.

A _________ moment in the football game occurred when the opposing team's quarterback fell and broke his ankle.

Synonyms critical, crucial, important

Antonyms insignificant, minor, incidental

Definition: endurance.

Marathon runners have to have a lot of __________ to run such long distances.

Synonyms staying power

Definition: an intellectual or emotional attitude toward something.

The politician's __________ on the issue was unpopular with voters.

Synonyms point of view, position, standpoint