Become Extraordinary
(uh·KYOO·uh·tee) (Noun) Meaning: Sharpness or keenness of thought, vision, or hearing. Usage: 1. Her visual acuity was unmatched. <br>2. The job requires intellectual acuity. Read this story to remember this…
(AK·choo·ate) (Verb) Meaning: Cause (a machine or device) to operate. Usage: 1. The sensor will _____________the alarm. 2. He ____________d the sprinkler system manually. Read this story to remember this…
(AK·ri·mo·nee) (Noun) Meaning: Bitterness or ill feeling. Usage: 1. The __________of their divorce affected their friends. 2. A note of ____________entered her voice. Read this story to remember this word:…
(ak·ri·MO·nee·us) (Adjective) Meaning: (Typically of speech or discussion) angry and bitter. Usage: 1. The debate turned ___________. 2. He had an _____________split from his band. Read this story to remember…
(AK·rid) (Adjective) Meaning: Having an irritatingly strong and unpleasant taste or smell Usage: 1. The __________smell of smoke warned us of the fire before we saw the flames. 2. He…
(uh·KWIZ·i·tiv) (Adjective) Meaning: Excessively interested in acquiring money or material things Usage: 1. The ____________society we live in values material wealth above all else. 2. His _________nature led him to…
(AK·wee·es) (Verb) Meaning: To accept something reluctantly but without protest Usage: 1. Eventually, he ___________d to the demands of his team. 2. She __________d in their decision, recognizing it as…
(AK·mee) (Noun) Meaning: The point at which someone or something is best, perfect, or most successful Usage: 1. The athlete considered winning the gold medal the _________of his career. 2.…
(uh·SUR·bik) (Adjective) Meaning: (Especially of a comment or style of speaking) sharp and forthright Usage: 1. Her __________wit often intimidated her colleagues. 2. The critic’s _________review made the movie more…