Vocabulary

Opposite

Disagree

To fight for something

To be happy with something

To hide

To remove

To uncover

To clean

To complete

To start

To leave something/someone without returning

To give up

To live

To stay

To avoid

To stick to

A friend or someone who supports another

An enemy

To understand

To allow

A feeling of love

A feeling of frustration

To judge

To blame

Strange, odd, unusual

interesting, fascinating,

To create something from one idea

To bring to together in one place

To separate into parts or pieces

To bring together

extensive, wide, large, vast,

high, tall, tower,

To surround a place to capture it or force to surrender

To knock down and demolish

A warning or the act of taking care to avoid danger or making mistakes

A moment of luck or chance

Smooth, soft, polite

Rough, rude, vulgar

strong, dense,

weak, sparse

To play a trick on somebody

To make somebody believe something that is not true

Clever in deceiving somebody

Secretive