VOCAB

USURP

• To take the place of by force
• Verb
• The mountain usurped the stairwell.

INFINITESIMAL

• Indefinitely or exceedingly small
• Adjective
• The kitty was infinitesimal when it was born.

ATTRIBUTE

• To regards resulting from specified cause
• Verb
• The attribute is used in a similar way.

PREQUISITE

• Required beforehand
• Adjective
• I had prequisite summer reading.

REVITALIZE

• To give new life to
• Verb
• The florist revitalized the flower by watering it.

TRANSGRESSION

• Violation of the law
• Noun
• Driving over the speed limit is a transgression.

ELOCUTION

• A persons manner of speaking
• Noun
• The president gave a great speech that was very elocutional.

VALIDITY

• The state or quality of being sound or true
• Noun
• Candor in divergent, is validity.

ANACHORISM

• Someone or something who is not in its correct time
• Noun
• In blast from the past, Brandon was an anachronism.

CONTORTION

• The act of being twisted
• Noun
• The twizzler was contorted before packaged.

COMMEMORATE

• To serve as a memorial or reminder
• Verb
• The 9/11 is a commemorate remembering the ones who lost their lives.

PANDEMIC

• Prevalent throughout an entire country
• Adjective
• A flu pandemic occurred three times in the last century.

FIDELITY

• Loyalty
• Noun
• When a document is copied that is considered fidelity.

INTANGIBLE

• Not tangible
• Adjective
• Air is intangible.

STATUS QUO

• The existing state or condition
• Noun
• The status quo is that the government is in debt.

PROVISION

• The providing or supplying or something
• Noun
• We provised food for the hike.

SPECULATION

• A conclusion or opinion
• Noun
• There was speculation about the creator of flappy bird.

IMMORTALITY

• Unending life
• Noun
• Vampires are immortal in Twilight.

TENACIOUS

• Holding fast
• Adjective
• The man was tenacious after being diagnosed.

VORACIOUS

• Craving or consuming large quantities of food
• Adjective
• I was voracious after 7 hours of dance.