| affect1 |
to cause a change in; influence. |
| architect |
a person who designs buildings and directs their construction. |
| attempt |
an effort to do or accomplish something. |
| burst |
to break, open up, or explode suddenly. |
| canter |
a horse's gait between a trot and a gallop. |
| complaint |
an expression of dissatisfaction or unhappiness with something. |
| disrespect |
rudeness; contempt. |
| erosion |
wearing away of the earth's surface by wind or water. |
| extent |
the area, amount, or distance that something reaches or covers; range. |
| formula |
a rule or way of doing something expressed in a standard way using words or symbols. |
| impressive |
having a lasting effect on the mind or feelings; making a strong impression. |
| pare |
to cut off the outside layer or ends from. |
| prophecy |
a prediction or warning of future events. |
| stagger |
to walk or stand in an unsteady way or with a need for support. |
| telescope |
an instrument that uses lenses and sometimes mirrors to make distant objects appear larger. |