speaking more than necessary, chatty

using more words than necessary

quiet and reserved

to not speak directly for fear of offending

to not commit oneself fully verbally

talkative, long-winded

idle chatter

careful and thoughtful

cautious and alert

acting without forethought, reckless

reckless

careful and cautious

acting without thinking

Mark's _____ attitude got him in trouble because he never thinks before he speaks.

Elyse was very ______ of driving after her car accident

Hudson would ______ the discussion so that he wasn't committed to going out on Friday.

Sophie was quite the ______ speaker, she always said more words than she needed.

Margo never gave her opinion on the matter she had a _________ attitude.

Elaina's _____ attitude made it hard for her to make friends, she was almost too quiet and reserved.

heedless

Prudent

Wary

hedge

palaver

Garrulous

verbose

An introduction to a text

to give up

rundown, describing a building or structure

rash, acting without thinking

to indicate something (usually bad) is about to happen

to make purer, to remove impurities from

a special fondness

to change back to an earlier state

deserved punishment

having knowledge of something before it happens

to be based on

a feeling that something (typically bad) is about to happen

able to bounce back from hardships

name the part of speech: Presage

what part of speech is Prescient

what part of speech is Predicate

what part of speech is Presentiment

what part of speech is revert

what part of speech is resilient

What part of speech is Relinquish

what part of speech is ramshackle

what part of speech is preamble

The toddler had to _______ his toy after he hit his brother in the head with it.

The ______ to the story was important because it gave the readers some vital background knowledge.

The old man's house went to _________ after his wife died.

Haydon has a _____ to his first born son, even though he loved his other children very much.

Zack deserved his father's __________ after spray painting the neighbor's car.

The abusive mother ________ed back to her old ways even after going to therapy.

to torment someone with something they want without ever giving it to them

describing a victory that comes with a heavy cost

using as few words as possible when speaking

extremely strict, as laws or rules

a long speech full of complaints

a guide who gives speeches to sightseers

one who constantly works to ensure another's downfall

describes a close relationship that has no romantic or sexual basis

an actor

lacking in comfort or flourishes

an unstoppable, destructive force or thing

overly self-pitying, often used to describe someone who becomes sentimental when intoxicated

to bully (usually through words)

cicerone

nemesis

platonic

spartan

maudlin

hector

juggernaut

jeremiad

pyrrhic

laconic

Kaden and Allie had a completely __________ friendship.

Mr. Crab's arch __________ was Plankton since he always trying to get the secret recipe.

The hurricane was a ______ to the small island town it hit in Barbados.

The rules at the high security prison were considered _____ by the inmates.

Noah ________ed his dog with bacon but would never actually give him any.

The _____ put on such a great show that it made the audience truly love his character.

hardworking and attentive

restless, agitated

to read carefully

extremely careful about details, to the point of being fussy

to be intentionally vague and misleading

a difficult situation that isn't easy to escape

attractive and charming

a strong and constant desire to travel

comfortable and familiar with many different cultures

closed off from the rest of the world, unfamiliar with other cultures

narrow-minded, unexposed to different cultures or ideas

a journey taken for pleasure

having a narrow or limited perspective

an extravagant trip, usually funded by the government or some other entity

wanderlust

jaunt

equivocate

persuse

sedulous

insular

cosmopolitan

parochial

prepossessing

The ladies in the audience went crazy when the ____ actor walked in the room

Mrs. Adam's _____ thoughts made it very difficult for her to debate with others, she just wasn't willing to hear their point of view.

Milo became _____ when the principal told him to tuck in his shirt for the fifth time.

Being stuck in the house of a murderer would be quite the _____!

Belle, in Beauty and the Beast, was tired of this ______ life, which was dull and unexciting.

New York is considered a ___ city because of all the different cultures that are there.

unwarranted or uncalled for, given the situation

given to excess, typically with regard to drinking alcohol

to make shiny

describing a state or period of inactivity

to make right or correct some wrongdoing

negligent, derelict, lackadaisical, or neglectful

the best of its kind

a way of speaking or behaving that is specific to an individual

tranquil, calm

out of control and overly excited

a whispering or rustling sound

to say very softly, almost indiscernible

loud and unruly

the loud noise caused by a crowd

very noisy and out of control

Maggie's _____ attitude was obnoxious after visiting the bars with her friends over the weekend.

George's ____ proved that he was a well-educated man.

When Hudson went to court he tried to ______ the issue of him drinking and driving.

Elyse loves the _____ sound that the leaves make in the fall

Noah was a very ____ kid growing up, he was always playing in the house breaking his mother's artwork.

Elaina was a ______ nurse, she was the best labor and delivery nurse Erlanger had.

Mannerism

placid

hubbub

murmur

obstreperous

quiescent

preeminent

remiss

redress