Assonate-Adjacent

• Def (v.): (of a word or line) have a sound, especially a vowel sound, that corresponds to another.

  • “The stanzas of the poem ___.”

  Assonate
• Def (v.):  walk; move about.

  • “She ___ through the forest, her white dress unbuttoned and her hair flowing with the air.”

  Ambulate
• Def (adj.): opposed to established opinions, beliefs, or standards

  • “She was a conformist who followed ___ standards.”

  Heterodox
• Def (adj.): (of rocks or minerals) containing gold.

  • “My sister dug for ___ minerals to sell for money.”

  Auiferous
• Def (adv.): in a way that lacks interest, imagination, or excitement; ordinary; straightforward 

  • “The story was made ___, which explains its low ratings.”

  Prosaically
• Def (adj.): the state of being dull or lethargic.

  • “She laid in bed with profound ___; she barely blinked.”

  Hebetude
• Def (adj.): smooth and continuous, with no apparent gaps or spaces between one part and the next; having no awkward transitions, interruptions, or indications of disparity

  • “The ___ transition from scene to scene attracted the audience.”

  Seamless
• Def (adj.): Perfect, flawless 

  • “The violinist delivered a ___ performance.”

  Seamless
• Def (adj.):  (of a young person) inexperienced and immature.

  • “Harold was a ___ teenager who didn’t understand anything about the adult world.”

  Callow
• Def (adj.):  less important than but related or supplementary to something.

  • “The parents’ wellbeing in the accident was ___ to that of the children.”

  Subsidiary
• Def (n.):  the sense that lets us perceive the location, movement, and action of parts of the body.

  • “She lost her ___, so she was referred to a physical therapist.”

  Proprioception
• Def (n.):  a seemingly magical process of transformation, creation, or combination; magic, chemistry, witchcraft 

  • “She was transformed by ___ into a dignified, seraphic woman.”

  Alchemy
• Def (n.): wide range or extent; range; scope 

  • “The introductory Biology course at this college gives students a ___ of knowledge.”

  Breadth
• Def (adj.): entirely lacking or free from; without 

  • “My math teacher’s room is ___ of any welcoming qualities.”

  Devoid
• Def (n.): a disorderly collection of objects placed haphazardly on top of each other

  • “A ___ of sticky notes hung on her corkboard.”

  Heap
• Def (n.): a large amount or number of.

  • “My family eats ___ of rice during meals.”

  Heap
• Def (adj.):  spreading out over a large area in an untidy or irregular way

  • “We drove by the ___ fields of corn.”

  Sprawling
• Def (adj.): (of an event) seemingly about to happen and regarded as ominous or worrying.

  • “The family feared the ___ economic crisis.”

  Looming
• Def (adj.): appearing as a vague or shadowy form, especially one that is large or threatening.

  • “I saw a ___ figure in the woods ahead.”
  • Looming
• Def (adj.):  following a twisting or spiral course.

  • “We went down the ___ path.”

  Winding
• Def (adj.):  a twisting movement or course.

  • “The train tunnel is filled with ___.”

  Winding
• Def (adj.):  overly romantic or idealistic; characterized by dreamy, impracticable, or utopian thinking

  • “The ____ boy imagined his future as a successful Youtuber, model, and actor.”

  Starry-eyed
• Def (n.):  a person who believes that the pursuit of pleasure is the most important thing in life; a pleasure-seeker.

  • “He is a ___ who follows a lavish lifestyle.”

  Hedonist
• Def (adj.):  lying under or below

  • “My best friend and I got ___ houses to stay close to each other.”

  Adjacent