close or near’ sharing a border, wall, or point

to move forward; to make progress; to continue in the process of development

1. feel respect or approval for; to look at something or             

         someone with enjoyment                                             

1. able to be understood in more than one way; having

         more than one possible meaning; not expressed or

         understood clearly

antonym for advance

antonym for adjacent

antonym for admire

antonym for ambidextrous

antonym for ambiguous

synonym for attract

synonym for detract

synonym for extract

synonym for subtract

synonym for traction

1. Mrs. Jansen stopped to __________ her neighbor’s garden while out on her morning walk.

1. When playing Monopoly, you must roll the die to determine how many spaces you must __________.

1. The cop asked a straightforward question but received an __________ answer.

1. Although not proven, I think being __________ is a genetic trait.

1. The town’s post office is __________ to the train station.

1. I watched my nephew couple his toy trains, held together by magnets that __________ to one another

1. Andrew was furious at the ding in his driver’s side door, knowing it would __________ from the car’s value.

1. If Gerald doesn’t finish all of his chores, his mother will __________ an appropriate amount from his weekly allowance.

1. It takes a lot of work to __________ a small amount of juice from an orange.

1. The small car was completely stuck in the snow, the tires unable to get any __________ on the slippery ground.