ACCENTUATE

Ex. The girl accentuated her bright orange hair with a giant yellew bow which seemed to make it even more orange!

To make more noticable 

 v. (-d,-s,ing)

ASPIRE

Ex. When I was younger, I aspired to become a famous stage actor even though I knew it was an unattainable goal.

To strive for an ambitious goal

 v. (-d, -s, -ing, aspiration)

BOISTEROUS

Ex. The students in the gym were really boisterous yelling and cheering on their Bubble Ball teammates.

noisy, energenic, and cheerful;rowdy

adj.(-ly)

DECORUM

Ex. It took all the decorum Frankie had to walk past the group of boys with class and not look at them while they screamed for her phone number

behavior in keeping with good taste; etiquette

(noun)

REFUGEE

Ex. Many child refugees experienced the horrors of war before they leave their home countries in order to find a safe place to live

Aperson forced to leave their countryin order to escape war, persecution or natural disaster. 

noun. (refugees)

ENDURE

Ex. It is unbelievable that a child can endure such horrible living conditions and still manage to smile

To patiently suffer something painful or diffucult;to remain in existence or last a long time

v.(endurance,-d,-s,-ing)

CONVICTION

Ex. It is my film conviction that all students have the ability to learn and be succesful

A family healed belief; a formal ruling that someone is guilty of a crime

n.(convict,-ed,-s,-ing)

MONASTERY

Ex. Brother Maurice lived in a beautiful monastery in Bolivia for most of his life.

The place where a group of nuns or monks work and live either as a group or alone.

n.(monastic)

EMIT

Ex. When the motion sensor is triggered the alarm system emits a loud siren and contacts the authorities

To make a sound

v.(-d,-s,-ing) 

MERE

Ex. James thought he had punched Mike really hard, but he merely tapped him 

The smallest or the slightest 

adj.(merely)