English Words - 13 year old - reversed
Learn 100 challenging English words for 13 year olds - (reversed).
| Question | Answer |
| Existing as an idea, not a physical thing. | Abstract |
| More than enough; plentiful. | Abundant |
| To gather or collect over time. | Accumulate |
| A change made to survive or fit better. | Adaptation |
| An enemy or opponent. | Adversary |
| Someone who supports a cause or idea. | Advocate |
| Related to beauty or appearance. | Aesthetic |
| A strong desire to achieve something. | Ambition |
| Friendly and pleasant. | Amiable |
| To completely destroy. | Annihilate |
| To expect or look forward to. | Anticipate |
| A ghost or something that appears suddenly. | Apparition |
| Nervous or worried about the future. | Apprehensive |
| Based on chance or personal choice, not reason. | Arbitrary |
| Able to speak clearly and effectively. | Articulate |
| Confident in expressing your views. | Assertive |
| Being real or genuine. | Authenticity |
| Aggressive or ready to fight. | Belligerent |
| Someone who gives help, especially money. | Benefactor |
| Completely confused. | Bewildered |
| Unfairly favoring one side. | Biased |
| Very strange or unusual. | Bizarre |
| To refuse to buy or take part in something as protest. | Boycott |
| Honest and direct. | Candid |
| The ability to do or hold something. | Capacity |
| Extremely disastrous or harmful. | Catastrophic |
| Arranged in time order. | Chronological |
| Logical and easy to understand. | Coherent |
| When things happen at the same time by chance. | Coincidence |
| To work together with others. | Collaborate |
| Worthy of praise. | Commendable |
| To force someone to do something. | Compel |
| Including everything; complete. | Comprehensive |
| Too proud of yourself. | Conceited |
| Acting like you are better than others. | Condescending |
| To discuss or give an honor or title. | Confer |
| Easily seen or noticed. | Conspicuous |
| To think deeply about something. | Contemplate |
| Causing strong disagreement. | Controversial |
| Following usual or accepted ways. | Conventional |
| Large in quantity. | Copious |
| Believable or trustworthy. | Credible |
| Believing people act only for selfish reasons. | Cynical |
| A formal discussion with opposing sides. | Debate |
| Dishonest or misleading. | Deceitful |
| To make something worse or less valuable. | Degrade |
| Done on purpose. | Deliberate |
| To publicly criticize or condemn. | Denounce |
| To describe or show something in words or pictures. | Depict |
| To become worse over time. | Deteriorate |
| To eat quickly or hungrily. | Devour |
| A hard choice between two options. | Dilemma |
| To make smaller or weaker. | Diminish |
| To reveal or make known. | Disclose |
| Being careful about what you say or do. | Discretion |
| To scatter or spread out. | Disperse |
| To tell the difference between things. | Distinguish |
| Having many different types or kinds. | Diverse |
| To control or have power over something. | Dominate |
| To become smaller or fewer. | Dwindle |
| Fluent and persuasive in speech or writing. | Eloquent |
| To stress something as important. | Emphasize |
| To try hard to do something. | Endeavor |
| To take all someone’s attention. | Engross |
| To improve or make better. | Enhance |
| A mystery or puzzle. | Enigma |
| A state of balance. | Equilibrium |
| Unpredictable or inconsistent. | Erratic |
| Clear or obvious. | Evident |
| To show or illustrate by example. | Exemplify |
| Very exciting and joyful. | Exhilarating |
| Being forced to live away from one’s home. | Exile |
| Large in amount or area. | Extensive |
| Possible or doable. | Feasible |
| To change back and forth. | Fluctuate |
| Very powerful or impressive. | Formidable |
| Pointless; unable to achieve anything. | Futile |
| To please or satisfy. | Gratify |
| Agreement; peaceful combination of parts. | Harmony |
| Unfriendly or threatening. | Hostile |
| Someone who says one thing but does another. | Hypocrite |
| To light up or make clear. | Illuminate |
| Fair and not favoring one side. | Impartial |
| Perfect; without faults. | Impeccable |
| Continuing without stopping. | Incessant |
| Certain to happen. | Inevitable |
| Lower in quality or importance. | Inferior |
| Having power to affect others. | Influential |
| New, creative, and original. | Innovative |
| Honesty and moral strength. | Integrity |
| To frighten someone into doing something. | Intimidate |
| Detailed and complicated. | Intricate |
| Not reasonable or logical. | Irrational |
| Showing good judgment. | Judicious |
| Easy to read. | Legible |
| Very careful and precise. | Meticulous |
| Boring because it never changes. | Monotonous |
| Careless; not paying attention. | Negligent |
| Not aware of what’s happening. | Oblivious |
| Full of enthusiasm and passion. | Zealous |