list of ” Find words using context “

1. Abandon – To leave something behind or give up on it.
2. Brave – Showing courage or willingness to face danger.
3. Calm – Peaceful and quiet; not excited or upset.
4. Delight – A feeling of great pleasure or joy.
5. Eager – Wanting to do something very much.
6. Fragile – Easily broken or damaged; delicate.
7. Generous – Willing to give and share; unselfish.
8. Honest – Truthful and sincere; not lying.
9. Incredible – Difficult to believe; extraordinary.
10. Journey – A trip or travel from one place to another.
11. Knowledge – Information, understanding, or skills gained through experience or education.
12. Lively – Full of life and energy; active and animated.
13. Mysterious – Difficult to understand or explain; puzzling.
14. Noble – Having high moral qualities; honorable.
15. Obvious – Easy to see or understand; clear.
16. Patient – Able to wait without getting angry or upset.
17. Quick – Done or happening in a short time; fast.
18. Reliable – Capable of being trusted; dependable.
19. Sincere – Genuine; not pretending to be something else.
20. Terrific – Extremely good; excellent.
21. Unique – Being the only one of its kind; unlike anything else.
22. Vibrant – Full of energy and life; bright and colorful.
23. Whisper – To speak very softly.
24. Zealous – Showing great enthusiasm or energy in pursuit of a cause.
25. Adapt – To change or adjust to new conditions.
26. Balance – A state where things are equal or stable.
27. Cautious – Careful to avoid danger or mistakes.
28. Diligent – Hardworking and careful in completing tasks.
29. Enchanting – Delightfully charming or attractive.
30. Fascinating – Extremely interesting; captivating.
31. Grateful – Feeling or showing thanks.
32. Hopeful – Feeling optimistic about the future.
33. Illuminate – To light up or make something clear.
34. Jubilant – Feeling or expressing great happiness.
35. Kindness – The quality of being friendly and considerate.
36. Limitless – Without limits; infinite.
37. Motivate – To encourage someone to do something.
38. Neglect – To fail to take care of something or someone.
39. Observe – To watch something carefully to learn about it.
40. Ponder – To think about something carefully.
41. Quest – A search or pursuit to find something.
42. Respectful – Showing consideration for others.
43. Surprise – An unexpected event or fact.
44. Thrive – To grow or develop well; to flourish.
45. Understand – To grasp the meaning or significance of something.
46. Venture – A risky or daring journey or undertaking.
47. Wholesome – Promoting health or well-being; good for you.
48. Yield – To produce or provide something; to give way.
49. Zephyr – A gentle breeze.
50. Anticipate – To expect or look forward to something.
51. Blossom – To develop or flourish; to produce flowers.
52. Cherish – To hold something dear or value it greatly.
53. Devote – To give a lot of time or attention to something.
54. Embrace – To hug someone or to accept something willingly.
55. Flourish – To grow or develop in a healthy way.
56. Glimpse – A quick or short view of something.
57. Hesitate – To pause before doing something, often because of uncertainty.
58. Inspire – To motivate or encourage someone to do something creative or positive.
59. Joyful – Full of happiness and joy.
60. Keen – Having a sharp or intense interest.
61. Lament – To express sorrow or regret.
62. Magnify – To make something appear larger than it is.
63. Navigate – To find one’s way, often using maps or directions.
64. Originate – To come from a particular place or source.
65. Perceive – To become aware of something through the senses.
66. Quaint – Charming or unusual in an old-fashioned way.
67. Radiate – To spread out from a center; to emit light or energy.
68. Scrutinize – To examine something very carefully.
69. Tolerant – Willing to accept feelings or behavior that are different from one’s own.
70. Unravel – To solve or clarify something complicated.
71. Validate – To confirm or support the truth of something.
72. Wander – To move around without a fixed course; to roam.
73. Yearn – To have a strong desire or longing for something.
74. Zeal – Great energy or enthusiasm in pursuit of a cause.
75. Allure – The quality of being attractive or charming.
76. Brisk – Quick and energetic.
77. Candid – Truthful and straightforward; frank.
78. Dazzling – Extremely impressive, beautiful, or skillful.
79. Eloquent – Fluent or persuasive in speaking or writing.
80. Fickle – Changing frequently, especially in regards to one’s loyalties or interests.
81. Gregarious – Sociable; enjoying the company of others.
82. Humility – A modest view of one’s importance; humbleness.
83. Impartial – Treating all rivals or disputants equally; fair.
84. Jovial – Cheerful and friendly.
85. Knotty – Complicated or difficult to resolve; full of knots.
86. Lucid – Clear and easy to understand; rational.
87. Mundane – Lacking interest or excitement; dull.
88. Nurture – To care for and encourage growth.
89. Obscure – Not well-known or unclear.
90. Plausible – Seemingly reasonable or probable.
91. Quench – To satisfy or extinguish, often used with thirst.
92. Resilient – Able to recover quickly from difficulties.
93. Saturate – To soak thoroughly; to fill completely.
94. Timid – Showing a lack of courage or confidence; shy.
95. Uplift – To raise something up or improve a person’s mood.
96. Vicarious – Experienced through someone else’s actions.
97. Whimsical – Playfully quaint or fanciful; unpredictable.
98. Xenophobia – Fear or dislike of people from other countries.
99. Yielding – Giving way under pressure; flexible.
100. Zealousness – The quality of being zealous; passionate enthusiasm.

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