VOCABULARY

PREVAIL

• To gain ascendency through strength and superiority
• Michael oher prevailed through life despite his challanges
• The team should prevail if they work hard.

CHATEAU

• A castle or fortress
• Rainsford came upon a mysterious chateau
• Michael had a chateau located in London.

AU REVOIR

• Until we see each other again
• Bob said "au revoir" to Sam as he left for France.

EVADE

• To escape from by trickery or cleverness
• Cat woman evaded batman on several equations
• The criminal tried to evade the cops after he robbed the bank.

INCITE

• To stir, encourage, or urge on
• The coach tried to incite his players in the game.

QUANDARY

• A state of perplexity or doubt
• John was very quandary about his test that he didn't study for.

DILEMMA

• An argument present two or more conclusive alternatives against an opponent
• Jake and Andrew had a major dilemma about their project.

IMPASSE

• A predicament affording to no obvious escape.
• The weak gladiator was at a impasse with the three headed snake.

STALE MATE

• A drawing position in chess in which a player is not in checkmate but has no legal move to play.
• Juan and Richard were at a stalemate in their chess game.

TANGIABLE

• Capable of being perceived by the sense of truth.
• The characters were as tangible as all of us standing in this room.

CULTIVATED

• Refined and well educated
• Sara was cultivated then other student in her class.

AMENITY

• The quality of being pleasant or agreeable.
• Jim had many qualities one of them was amenity.

DROLL

• Having a humorous whimsical odd quality.
• Homer has many qualities one of them was being a droll.

IMPERATIVE

• Relating to, or consulting the grammatical mood that expresses the will to influence the behavior of another.
• Jay was very imperative in his speech.

MARADING

• To roam about and raid in search of plunder.
• The theifs were marading throughout the whole village.

UNCANNY

• Strange or unusual way that is surprising or difficult to understand
• Tourist are uncanny to foreign countries.

FRACTIOUS

• Causing trouble; hard to manage or control.
• The jokers actions were always fractious
• Mark was very fractious in class.

MUSTER

• A formal military gathering to examine or test soliders
• Soliders hated doing a muster because of the time it took.

TRUCLENT

• EASEASILY ANNOYED OR ANGRED AND LIKELY TO ARUGUEILY ANNOYED OR ANGRED AND LIKELY TO ARUGUE
• April was very truclent because the kid next to her couldn't stop talking.

DEBACLE

• A great disaster or complete failure
• Hades attempt to punish the humans was a debacle
• China had a great debacle in the beginning of the year.

EXODUS

• A mass departure
• The birds had a big exodus during the winter.

DISARMING

• Allaying criticism or hostility
• Germany's military was disarming by the United Nations.

CONDONE

• To accept or allow
• The police condone this area for the public to be in after the disaster.

ENDURE

• To suffer pain
• The solider had to endure a lot in the war because of his injury

DURESS

• Forcible restraint or restriction
• The area was under duress by police.