careful

careless

harmful

intense

carefully

rebelliously

grumpy

loudly

abundantly

short

tirelessly

difficult

I was petulantly.

Jim petulantly said, "I don't want to do this homework."

Ava was petulantly surprised.

I went to the perfunctory to see how candy is made.

I am perfunctory.

Jayda had a perfunctory feeling about the assignment that she didn't want to do.

It rains profusely in the spring time.

I profusely wanted to go to bed.

Tina profusely walked to her car after school.

Being in a top league of a sports team.

To have a lot of fun.

Being able to to walk a far distance without getting tired.

to be troubled; to have many problems.

to speak in a soft and gentle tone

to wave or flourish something, especially a weapon, in a vigorous fashion

to sit or lie down in a relaxed manner

to write quickly and carelessly.

The beleaguered student aced all of her exams.

The beleaguered teacher faced numerous challenges from managing a large class.

He was beleaguered with joy after he was given a brand new car.

The chef beleaguered the ingredients to create a delicious meal.

wave

hide

drop

ignore

The car was fluent and drove smoothly down the road.

The girl played the fluent in the school band.

After studying for years, he became a fluent speaker of several languages.

I need a fluent screwdriver to fix this table.

Emotionally moving or stimulating.

Something that is extremely large or grand in scale.

A word used to describe a situation where something is comical or amusing.

A type of food that is bland and flavorless.

rowdy

fake

sinister

touching

To remove or eliminate something from a surface.

To organize or arrange items in alphabetical order.

To heat something to a high temperature to change its state.

To place one thing on top of another so that both remain visible.