to be unaware or ignorant of
educated, schooled, learned
pertaining to the senses
engagement, appointment, obligation
position or location (for example, the positions of pieces on a chess board)
misfortune (things not going your way)
library
problem, issue, question
well-mannered
to assume, suppose
faculty
to urge (i.e. persuade strongly)
to attend (i.e. attend class)
to reduce (lose weight)
bookstore
to support (financially, emotionally, etc.)
honorable, chaste
to appreciate (for example a person's help)
excitement (i.e. strong positive feelings)
witty, funny, comical
argument (i.e. verbal fight between two people)
to pretend
simple (not complicated)
to rest
event or happening
position (job)
reading (i.e. The reading was interesting.)
quality or trait
to act beforehand (anticipate)
sensitive (for example, to be overly sensitive to criticism)
disgrace, embarrassment
long
competence (ability to do a job well)
to amuse or to entertain
respect (i.e. high esteem for another)
to reduce or diminish
deception (i.e. being tricked)
large
to subtract (math)
achievement
fastidious
actual (i.e. expressing authenticity)
particular or demanding
referring to (with respect to)
to realize (for example, to realize that you forgot your keys)
realization (i.e. of particular information)
honest
position (i.e. someone's perspective)
lecture
to quit (i.e. to stop doing something)
emotion (feelings, not necessary positive)
to assist or to help someone
to attempt or to try
suggestion or piece of advice
gracious (benevolent)
chance, opportunity, unforeseen event
to anticipate (to expect or to wait for)
to be urgent (for example, Your help is urgent.)
plot summary of a story or novel
simple (not multiple), single; stupid (simpleton)
question (i.e. interrogative phrase)
casualty (i.e. from a crime)
to ignore
suggestion (for example, the power of suggestion)
college or school in a university
private
annoying, bothersome
exit (i.e. a building exit)
present, current (i.e. with regards to time)
success
to entertain (to host)
to esteem (for example art)
to remove or take away
competition, contest
to mix or stir
to tolerate (to put up with)
quality (of merchandise or of a product)
to adopt, to take on, to accept (for example a responsibility)
disappointment (for example after losing a game)
sensible (logical, reasonable)
compromise (i.e. both sides give a little to come to an agreement)