Exclusive: belonging only to one to the one person, group or unit.
Magnificent: very great
Menagerie: a collection of animals kept especially to be shown to the
public.
Laborious: requiring a lot of time and effort.
Slogan: a short, easily remembered phrase used in advertisement.
Intrigue: to interest someone, often because of unusual or unexpected
quality.
Accompany: to happen at the same time.
Operational: ready to use.
Graffiti: pictures or words painted or drawn on a wall, building, etc.
Commentator: a person on a radio or tv who describes and discusses
new, events, sports, etc.
Pioneer: a person who is one of the first people to do something.
Silhouette: a dark shadow seen against a light surface.
Cataclysmic: disastrous.
Ludicrous: unreasonable.
Virtually: almost.
Compensate: make up
Subversive: trying to destroy or damage something or very great
Quirkiness: the quality of being unusual in an attractive and interesting
way.
Phenomenon: a remarkable person or thing.
Peddles: small round stones.
Airborne: in the air
Excessive: too much.
Rampant: uncontrolled
Dumping: to get rid or to leave thing illegally in random places.
Notoriously: in a way that is famous for something bad.
Deforestation: the cutting down of trees in large areas.
Excessive: too much.
Consistent: always happening or behaving in the same way.
Deforestation: the cut down of large area of trees.
Negligence: carelessness
Gleefully: happily.
Transmit: to send out.
Fallacy: a false belief.
Eradicated: destroyed.
Deliberate:Intentional or planned
Detrimental: harmful.
Trivial: unimportant.
Alleviates: reduce lessen
Vigilance: careful attention.
Dubious: unsure.
Advent: arrival.
Dexterity: the ability to use the hands skillfully in doing something.
Alignment: The start of being arranged in a line
Flourishing: growing.
Pondering: to think carefully about something.
Epigrams: clever sayings.
Fabulously: extremely well.
Adorning: decorating.
Scoff: make fun of, laugh.
Communal: shared.
Fundamental: basic.
Illogically: completely unreasonable.
Indigenous: native.
Dominant: to have control over people or places.
Recourse:A source of help
Emulating: imitating
Quizzical: puzzled.
Adequate:Good enough
Pedestrian: a person who is walking alone especially in an area where
vehicles go.
Fundamentally:Basically
Speculation:Guess
Rejoice:Feel or show great happiness
Reign:To rule a country,or to have power or control
Opressed:Governed in an unfair and cruel way
Attain:To reach or succeed in getting something
Tremulous:Unsteady
Humiliating:
Forbear:
Arithmetic:
Effeminate:an effeminate man behaves or looks like a woman
Gallant:brave
Blundered:
Wretched: Unpleasant or bad quality
Varicose:Abnormally Swollen
Inevitable:Unavoidable
Plead:Request
Enthusiasm:Eagerness