Vocabulary: refuse (an invitation, or offer)

Synonyms: reject, decrease

Vocabulary: a lack of interest, concern or sympathy

Synonyms: lack of interest, unconcerned

Vocabulary: a quality typical of a person or thing

Synonyms: distinction, uniqueness

Vocabulary: preventing freedom of action or movement

Synonyms: confined, limited

Vocabulary: is a violent or sudden change or disruption in something

Synonyms: disturbance, disorder

Vocabulary: is to scold or punish someone by beating the person

Synonyms: reprove, scold

Vocabulary: strengthen or support (an object of substance) especially with additional material

Synonyms: strengthen, support

Vocabulary: a standard or point of reference against which things may be compared

Synonyms: standard, basis

Vocabulary: a number of people or things that come one after another

Synonyms: cycle, flow

Vocabulary: the action of moving something from one place to another

Synonyms: movement, move

Vocabulary: to fill (something) up again

Synonyms: refill, fill up

Vocabulary: concerned with the actual doing of use of something rather than with theory and ideas

Synonyms: hands-on, applied

Vocabulary: make (an action or process) happen sooner or accomplished more quickly

Synonyms: speed up, accelerate

Vocabulary: for the most part

Synonyms: mainly, mostly

Vocabulary: made or produced by human being rather than occurring naturally

Synonyms: unreal, manufactured

Vocabulary: to tell someone about a secret or private matter while trusting them not to repeat it to others

Synonyms: reveal, disclose

Vocabulary: the state of being able to proceed with something without difficulty

Synonyms: comfort, benefit

Vocabulary: a public display in an art gallery or trade fair

Synonyms: she, display

Vocabulary: emit a long, deep audible breath expressing sadness, relief, tiredness, or similar

Synonyms: exhale, groan, moan