ENGLISH VOCAB

ADJACENT

• D- Near or next to
• S- Neighboring, Alongside
• A- Faraway, Remote

ALIGHT

• D- Step down from
• S- Land, Descend
• A- Take off, Mount

BARREN

• D- Bare, Not Productive
• S- Sterile, Desolate
• A- Fruitful, Fertile

DISRUPT

• D- To break up, disturb
• S- upset, disorder, displace
• A- organized, arranged

DYNASTY

• D- Powerful family
• S- Ruling house
• A- Democracy, Dictatorship

FORETASTE

• D- An advance indication
• S- Anticipation
• A- Doubt, Unready

GERMINATE

• D- To begin to grow
• S- Shoot up, Sprout
• A- Wither, Stagnate

HUMDRUM

• D- Ordinary, Dull
• S- Monotonous, Uneventful
• A- Thrilling, Exciting

HURTLE

• D- Hurl forcefully, To fling
• S- Fly, Catapult, Speed
• A- Crawl, Creep

INSINUATE

• D- To suggest or hint slyly
• S- imply, intimate
• A- Barge in, Broadcast

INTERMINABLE

• D- Endless, Long
• S- Never-Ending
• A- Short, Breif

INTERROGATE

• D- Ask questions
• S- Question, Query
• A- Answer, Reply

RECOMPENSE

• D- To pay back, Reward
• S- Repay, Compensation
• A-Take, Penalty

RENOVATE

• D- to repair, restore
• S- Fix up, repair
• A- Destroy, Damage

RÈSUMÈ

• D- A Brief summary
• S- A synopsis
• A- A biography

SULLEN

• D- Silent, Resentment
• S- Grumpy, Peevish
• A- Vivacious, Sociable

TRICKLE

• D- Flow or fall by drops
• S- Drip, Drizzle
• A- Flood, Gush

TRIVIAL

• D- Not important, Minor
• S- Insignificant
• A- Momentous

TRUCE

• D- Pause in fighting, Peace
• S- Armistice, Surrender
• A- War, Fighting

VICIOUS

• D- Evil, Spiteful
• S- Wicked, Malicious
• A- Harmless, Kindly

KEY

• Group 1- words I know
• Group 2- words I kinda know
• Group 3- Greek to me