front 1 abroad | back 1 adv. to or in another country syn. overseas; internationally |
front 2 abrupt | back 2 adj. quick; without warning syn. sudden |
front 3 acceptable | back 3 adj. allowable or satisfactory syn. permissible |
front 4 acclaim | back 4 n. enthusiastic approval; applause syn. praise |
front 5 adverse | back 5 adj. displeasing, objectionable, or bad syn. unfavorable |
front 6 aspect | back 6 n. a part or characteristic of something; an element syn. facet |
front 7 attractive | back 7 adj. calling attention to; pleasing; creating interest; pretty syn. appealing |
front 8 autonomous | back 8 adj. by itself; with no association syn. independent |
front 9 chronic | back 9 adj. always present; continual syn. constant |
front 10 disapproval | back 10 n. the act of disagreeing; not giving approval syn. objection |
front 11 disruptive | back 11 adj. causing confusion and interruption syn. distrubing |
front 12 haphazardly | back 12 adk. having no order or pattern; by chance syn. arbitarily; carelessly |
front 13 intervention | back 13 n. taking action; be involved syn. involvement |
front 14 persistent | back 14 adj. continuous; refusing to give up; firm in action or decision syn. constant |
front 15 postpone | back 15 v. to change to a later time; to delay syn. reschedule |
front 16 valid | back 16 adj. producing a desired result based on truths or facts syn. convincing |
front 17 withdraw | back 17 v. to remove, take out, or take back syn. extract |
front 18 advantage | back 18 n. something that may help one to be successful or to gain something syn. benefit |
front 19 advent | back 19 n. the coming or appearance of something syn. arrival |
front 20 agile | back 20 adj. able to move in a quick and easy way syn. nimble |
front 21 albeit | back 21 conj. in spite of the facts, regardless of the fact syn. although |
front 22 appealing | back 22 adj. attractive or interesting syn. alluring |
front 23 celebrated | back 23 adj. acclaimed; well-known and popular syn. renowned |
front 24 circumvent | back 24 v. to go around; avoid syn. evade |
front 25 collide | back 25 v. to hit one object against another with violent force; to be in opposition syn. crash |
front 26 contemporary | back 26 adj. modern, up-to-date, or (n.) a person living at the same time as another person syn. current |
front 27 distribute | back 27 v. to divide among people or to give out syn. dispense |
front 28 encourage | back 28 v. to promote, help, or support syn. stimulate |
front 29 energetic | back 29 adj. full of life, action, or power syn. vigorous |
front 30 frail | back 30 adj. weak in health or body syn. fragile |
front 31 heyday | back 31 n. a high point of success or abundance syn. pinnacle |
front 32 myth | back 32 n. an invented story or idea syn. legend |
front 33 refine | back 33 v. to make pure; to improve syn. perfect (v) |
front 34 worthwhile | back 34 adj. value in doing something syn. rewarding |