front 1 composure noun | back 1 calmness of mind or manner; self possession |
front 2 formidable adjective | back 2 very challenging; demanding |
front 3 aberration noun | back 3 an oddity; something different from what is normal or expected |
front 4 extol verb | back 4 to praise highly; exalt |
front 5 elusive adjective | back 5 tending to escape; hard to catch hold or identify |
front 6 trepidation noun | back 6 alarm or dread |
front 7 virulent adjective | back 7 very injurious; lethal; deadly |
front 8 precocious adjective | back 8 showing unusually early development or maturity, especially in mental ability |
front 9 inscrutable adjective | back 9 difficult to interpret or understand; puzzling |
front 10 congenital adjective | back 10 referring to a condition present at birth; inborn |
front 11 debilitate verb | back 11 to deprive of strength or energy |
front 12 clairvoyant adjective | back 12 having the supposed power to see things not perceived by the normal senses |
front 13 officious adjective | back 13 offering unwanted advice or services; meddlesome |
front 14 preclude verb | back 14 to make impossible in advance; prevent |
front 15 contiguous adjective | back 15 sharing an edge or boundary |
front 16 obliterate verb | back 16 to destroy or erase completely |
front 17 spurn verb | back 17 to reject or refuse with scorn |
front 18 taciturn adjective | back 18 habitually untalkative; uncommunicative |
front 19 stealthy adjective | back 19 moving or acting in a cautious, deceptive way; sneaky |
front 20 accommodate verb | back 20 to provide with something needed; make or have room for |