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(n) An inherent characteristic.
"An attribute to birds are their wings." |
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(adj) Not typical.
"Today was atypical, because all of my teachers were substitutes. |
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(adj) Intrepidly daring.
"The audacious daredevil pulled off many amazing stunts." |
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(adj) Heard or capable of being heard.
"The sound from the teachers computer was barely audible." |
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(v) To make greater, more numerous, larger, or more intense.
"He augmented the test, to the students dismay." |
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(adj) Having a favorable observation by an argur esp of the flight and feeding of birds.
"An auspicious environment is one with dark sky, dead trees, and a full moon." |
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(adj) Stern or cold in appearance or manner.
"We were given an austere welcome when we arrived at the school." |
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(n) Excessive or insatiable desire for wealth/gain.
"Avarice is necessary for being a good businessperson." |
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(v) To take revenge for or on behalf of.
"Avenge the death of your mom" |
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(adj) The act of turning away.
"The dog showed aversion towards the toy." |
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