ENDANGERED

AGILEY

• Mentally quick or alert
• Adj.
• Because Robert didn't finished his homework, he had to have an agiley plan.

ANGUISH

• Agony, Torment, Suffering
• N.
• Because the dogs leg had broke, the dog was in anguish.

BAFFLED

• Confused,bewilered
• V.
• Verb
• We were baffled at how siri told us to go in 2 different directions.

COMPELLED

• Required,bound, Obligated
• V.
• You are compelled to bring a pencil to school everyday.

CONFISCATED

• Taken,removed,seized
• V.
• My phone will be confiscated if I have it out during class.

CONSOLED

• Comforted,reassured,supported
• V.
• I was consoled to the hospital to get treatment.

DESPAIR

• Misery,Hopelessness,gloom
• N.
• The man was in despair because he knew his house was going to be removed from him.

DOMINANCE

• Control, power,authority
• N.
• The President of the United States has Federal Dominance over his country.

FEINTED

• Sham,fake,trick,ruse
• N.
• The magician used a fiented magic trick on us.

GOADED

• Annoyed,irritated
• N.
• I was groaded because I had to do the same math problem over again.

GRIMANCED

• Frowned,scowled,sneered
• N.
• The man was grimanced by the people because he had commited murder.

HAVOC

• Chaos,descruction, disorder
• N.
• If Ebola spread throughout America the country would be in Havoc.

INDECISIVE

• Uncertain,unsure,hesitant
• Adj.
• I was Indecisive on whether I should go to the football game or stay at home.

INEPTITUDE

• Incompetence,hopless
• N.
• It was ineptitude for the man to get his house back

INEXTRICABLY

• Indistinguishly, indivisibility
• Adj.
• It was hard to find the inexrtricably snake

INRIGUED

• Interested, attracted, enthralled
• V.
• I was intrigued on listening to the conversation.

MATRIACHY

• A social system in which the mother is in control
• N.
• In most families there is a Matriacrhy.

OBLIVIOUS

• Ignorant, unaware, unmindful
• Adj.
• The boy was Oblivious to the fact that there was a cop following him.

OBSCURELY

• Unclearly, murky, vague
• Adj.
• The swap was Obsirely placed.

PREDICAMENT

• Mess, difficulty,dilemma
• N.
• I was in a Predicament becasue I did my homework at the last second.

PUNGENT

• Overpowering, powerful, strong
• Adj.
• The skunk made a pungent smell when he sprayed me.

RAPACIOUS

• Greedy, voracious, gluttonus
• Adj.
• The scammer was Rapacious when he sold me shoes for $150.

REITERATE

• Retell, restate, repeat
• V.
• The teacher had to reiterate because the students didn't understand the lesson.

REVERENTIALLY

• Respectfully, humbly
• Adj.
• He reverntially went to the podium to get his medal.

SUBMISSIVELY

• Meekly, obediently, passively
• Adj.
• The boy got in trouble in class so he submissily went to the office.

SUBTLY

• Understated, elusively, indirectly
• Adj.
• In the early morning there are no cars on the highway which gives a subtle mood.

SUSTAIN

• Tolerate, withstand, endure
• V.
• As a teacher you must sustain your anger with bad students.

SUSTENANCE

• Nourishment,nutrition,food
• N.
• As a kid I had to have sustenance from my parents because I needed nuorishment.

UPHEAVEL

• Confusion, turmoil, distubance
• N.
• The man was Upheaved because music was being played loudly.

WANED

• Faded, decline, disappear
• V.
• The moon waned away.