| boundary |
something that marks the edge or limit. |
| coastal |
of, at, or near the land next to the ocean. |
| dramatically |
to a large or impressive degree; sharply; significantly. |
| effectiveness |
the quality or condition of working as intended or of having the desired result. |
| gloom |
lack of light; darkness. |
| insecure |
without enough protection; not safe or secure. |
| master |
to become skilled in or expert at. |
| myth |
a story or group of stories that form part of the traditional knowledge of a society. Myths often use imaginative plots and characters to explain how the world began and why nature and people behave the way they do. |
| obvious |
easily seen or understood; clear. |
| peculiar |
odd, strange, or unusual. |
| quiver1 |
to shake with very small, quick movements. |
| reserve |
to hold back or save for later use. |
| revenge |
to get even for or pay back by causing injury or harm. |
| supporter |
one who agrees with an idea, person, or group and wants it to succeed. |
| wring |
to twist and squeeze tightly. |