front 1 Abject | back 1 Most miserable; wretched |
front 2 Advocate | back 2 To plead in favor of; to defend, one who argues for or defends a person, group, or idea |
front 3 Atrocity | back 3 An act of great cruelty and wickedness |
front 4 Commemorate | back 4 To serve as a memorial to, to remember in a solemn manner |
front 5 Dialect | back 5 A form of a language spoken in a certain geographical region that has its own grammar, pronunciation, and vocabulary |
front 6 Dire | back 6 Having terrible consequences; urgent or desperate |
front 7 Elite | back 7 A group that enjoys/considered superior status to others |
front 8 Enhance | back 8 To make greater or better |
front 9 Flagrant | back 9 Clearly offensive or bad, conspicuously acting against what is right |
front 10 Languish | back 10 To lose hope, strength, or vitality because of neglect or bad conditions |
front 11 Mute | back 11 To soften or tone down the sound of, silent |
front 12 Raze | back 12 To level to the ground, destroy completely |
front 13 Reprisal | back 13 A retaliation for an injury |
front 14 Turmoil | back 14 A state of confusion or agitation; tumult |
front 15 Wreak | back 15 To bring about or inflict, to express or vent |