VOCABULARY

MUSTER

• To assemble or to gather or summon
• "All I could muster was a thank you"
• Rally

POSSE

• A body or force with legal authority
• "The police was protecting the large crowd"
• Gang

BOON

• A thing that is helpful or beneficial
• "The medicine was boon for me"

DROLL

• Curious or unusual in a way that provokes dry amusement, jester or an entertainer
• "You're such a droll"

INCITE

• To encourage or stir up
• Women are being incite.
• Fuel

ENDURE

• Suffer
• I will have to endure that shot

DURESS

• Threats, violence
• There's a lot of duress in this movie

EVADE

• Escape , avoid
• "I want to evade my homework."
• Avoid

IMPASSE

• A situation where there is no progress
• My mom and I are in an impasse

SUBSIST

• Maintain or support oneself
• I can subsist myself.

CONDONE

• Accept or allow to continue
• "I can conclude with this test."
• Continue

UNCANNY

• Strange and mysterious
• "This place is uncanny"

PREVAIL

• Prove more powerful
• My team is more prevail then the other team

EXODUS

• A mass departure of people
• "There are a lot of people leaving the venue."

DISARMING

• (of manner or behavior) having the effect of allaying suspicion or hostility, especially through charm.
• "I gave her a disarming smile"

IMPERATIVE

• of vital importance; crucial.
• "It's imperative the we leave!"

SUSTAIN

• strengthen or support physically or mentally.
• "I can sustain anything."

STALEMATE

• a position counting as a draw, in which a player is not in check but cannot move except into check.
• "My football team uses stalemate to help the players."

SCRUPLE

• a feeling of doubt or hesitation with regard to the morality or propriety of a course of action.
• "I feel like scruple before my test."

QUARRY

• a place, typically a large, deep pit, from which stone or other materials are or have been extracted.
• "There was an comet that landed here."

DEBACLE

• a sudden and ignominious failure; a fiasco.
• " This party is a debacle."

CULTIVATED

• refined and well educated
• "He was a very cultivated man."

BARBAROUS

• savagely cruel; exceedingly brutal.
• "That man was very barbarous."

TANGIBLE

• Perceptible by touch
• "That glass is very tangible."

FRACTIOUS

• (typically of children) irritable and quarrelsome. "they fight and squabble like fractious children"
• "That child is very fractious."