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- Struct
- To Build
- reverse
- to turn backward; to go the opposite way
- duct
- a pipe that allows something to flow through
- induce
- to lead on; to influence; to cause
- avert
- to turn away from; to avoid
- spectacles
- eyeglasses
- convertible
- capable of being changed
- aversion
- a strong dislike for
- moped
- low-powered motorized bike
- transportation
- the carrying of goods from one area to another
- inspector
- one who examines things officially
- contract
- to make smaller; to shrink; to catch or be infected
- vertabrate
- an animal that has a backbone
- introspective
- thoughtful; meditative; reflective
- portent
- an omen; ominous significance
- spectator
- one who watches or views
- instructive
- serving to inform or provide knowledge
- retraction
- a taking back; a withdrawal of statement
- Reject
- to refuse to take, to throw away, to discard
- deportation
- the removal or banishment of someone
- Destruction
- the act of taking down or destroying
- podiatrist
- a foot doctor
- Construct
- to build or form, to put up or erect
- expectant
- anticipating; hopeful
- tripod
- a three-legged stand
- deport
- to drive out, remove, banish, cast out
- distraction
- that which draws away attention; an amusement
- Subjection
- the conquering of or bringing under control of
- Projector
- a device which casts an image on a wall or screen
- pedal
- a foot operated level, mechanism, or device
- suspect
- to distrust, suppose, believe
- productive
- fruitful; profitable; fertile
- reduction
- a lessening or making smaller
- detract
- to take or draw away from the importance of
- Eject
- to propel out; to throw out
- expedient
- quickest, most advantageous or suitable
- Abject
- miserable; hopeless; horrible
- introspection
- the act of looking at one's inner self
- Conjecture
- a guess; a speculation; a hypothesis
- export
- to move goods out of an area
- introduce
- to make known or acquainted
- instructor
- one who teaches or imparts knowledge
- support
- to give aid or help; to brace up
- Structural
- pertaining to the form or configuration of
- abstraction
- theory; idea; notion
- respect
- to admire; to have high regard for
- invert
- to turn upside down in position or direction
- tractable
- easy to deal with, manage, or control
- importance
- significance; consequence; meaning; value
- introvert
- a shy, quiet person
- ped
- foot
- expeditiously
- quickly, fast
- Objectionable
- unpleasant; disagreeable; offensive
- retract
- to pull back; to draw back; to take back
- obstructionist
- person who deliberately delays/prevents progress
- reversible
- capable of being turned around in direction/position
- podium
- a platform or stand for a speaker
- Porter
- a person who carries baggage or luggage
- obstruction
- obstacle/barrier/bock
- importation
- the bringing of goods into an area
- important
- having great significance or consequence
- pedestrian
- one who walks
- exportation
- the moving of goods out of an area
- deduce
- to reach a conclusion by reasoning
- introductory
- beginning; preliminary
- traction
- tension; friction; grip
- Subjective
- based on opinion
- inspect
- to examine or look at closely
- versatile
- capable of doing many things well
- Portable
- capable of being carried or moved
- induct
- to bring in; to put into a position formally
- production
- the act of making, creating, or manufacturing
- quadruped
- four-footed mammal
- inspection
- a formal or official examination
- pedometer
- a device that measures distance walked
- structuralism
- any theory related to the form of a topic
- vertiginous
- dizzy
- Dejected
- sad; depressed; downcast
- Inject
- to force or insert a substance into something else
- instruction
- the act of teaching or providing knowledge
- reconstruct
- to rebuild
- Subject
- something discussed or studied
- contraction
- process of shortening or making smaller
- extrovert
- an outgoing person
- reduce
- to make less or smaller
- portage
- to carry or move
- obstruct
- to hinder to block, get in the way of
- product
- that which is made
- impediment
- an obstacle or hinderance
- vertigo
- an illness of dizziness
- conduct
- to lead; to guide and move along
- Object
- to disagree; to show disapproval
- extractable
- capable of being pulled out
- Interject
- to insert or throw an idea in abruptly
- Destructible
- capable of being destroyed
- tract
- to pull
- deduction
- that which can be taken away; a conclusion
- prospect
- a possibility or expectation
- duct
- to lead
- perspective
- view point; point of view; standpoint
- produce
- to cause to grow; to make
- divert
- to turn aside, amuse, or entertain
- abstract
- theoretical; not concrete; not real
- Structure
- building; configuration; formation
- Constructive
- helpful; serving to improve or enhance; beneficial
- biped
- two-footed animal
- expedition
- a trip or journey
- Port
- a harbor; a place where ships dock
- subtract
- to take away; to deduct
- Objective
- based on fact
- transport
- to carry goods from one place to another
- centipede
- a creature with appearance of 100 legs
- subversion
- an overthrow or rebellion
- attraction
- something that delights, draws attention, or entices
- speculation
- a guess or theory
- millipede
- a creature with appearance of 1,000 legs
- protractor
- an instrument for drawing/measuring angles
- adverse
- unfavorable; harmful; unfriendly
- deduct
- to take away; to subtract
- pedestal
- the foot or base of a statue or column
- subtraction
- the act of taking something away
- tractor
- a vehicle used for pulling farm machinery
- diverse
- different; varied
- abduct
- to carry off by force; kidnap
- expect
- to anticipate; to look forward to
- protract
- to draw out; to lengthen; to prolong; to extend
- abductor
- one who kidnaps
- Destructive
- tending to destroy or cause much damage
- Rejection
- the act of not being accepted
- distract
- to draw the attention away from; disturb
- conspicuous
- noticeable; easy or plain to see; eye catching
- extract
- to pull or draw out, usually with effort
- expeditious
- fast, speedy
- spectacular
- amazing; impressive; fantastic
- podiatry
- medical field for the care of the feet
- instructional
- pertaining to teaching or imparting knowledge
- vertebra
- one of the bones in the spine
- reporter
- a person who tells or writes the story
- report
- a written or verbal account or description of
- revert
- to go back; to return to an earlier state
- Project
- to throw forward; to cast away
- impede
- to hinder, block, obstruct
- diversion
- a distraction; an amusement; an attention getter
- Projectile
- an object that can be shot or thrown
- indestructible
- unbreakable/tough/permanent
- Objection
- an argument against; reason for dislike or disapproval
- instruct
- to teach
- convert
- to change; to turn the opposite way
- portfolio
- a case for carrying loose papers
- attract
- to draw to oneself; to entice
- speculate
- to consider, contemplate, theorize
- conducive
- favorable; benefical
- Construction
- the act of building
- aspect
- to distinct part, feature, or view of
- deductible
- able to be subtracted or taken away
- reconstruction
- act of rebuilding
- expedite
- to speed up or hasten
- deportment
- one's conduct, behavior, or manner
- prospective
- probable; likely to happen
- Dejection
- lowness in spirits; sadness; depression
- spectacle
- something amazing or wonderful to see
- import
- to bring goods into an area
- Interjection
- an exclamation; an interruption
- inducement
- something that leads on or persuades