engender

When the boy told the girl that he loved her she was engendered with happiness.

to bring a feeling into existence

engender v. (engenders, engendered,

engendering)

pacify

My friend was crying because she lost her ring so I pacified her by getting her a new one.

to ease someone's anger; calm someone down 

to ease someone's anger; calm someone down

ardent

I had a hit a homerun in softball so my mom cheered for me and yelled my name from the stands.

enthusiastic support

ardent adj. (ardently)

exacerbate

 My brother and I were roasting marshmallows but he burned one and tried to blow it out but that only made the flame bigger.

to make something go from bad to worse

exacerbate v. (exacerbates, exacerbating, exacerbated, exacerbating)

sagacious

My sister is very sagacious when it comes to cooking.

good judgement; shrewd

adj. (sagaciously)

disolution

Shawn left ana apple in his room for several weeks so the apple started to decompose.

 the disintegration or decomposition of something

n. (dissolutions)

contagion

My brother and sister had the chicken pox so I wouldn't go near them until it was gone because I knew it was contagious.

the spreading of a disease or idea from one person to another through close contact

pestillence

When the spaniards first came to America the spread the pestillence named small pox.

a fatal epidemic disease, especially the bubonic plague

writhe

My brother writhed in pain he hit his eye and it started twitching.

to make continual twisting movements of the body.

v. (writhes, writhing, writhed)

pivotal

Getting into Pathways was a pivotal moment in Carina's life.

of crucial importance in relation to the success of something else

adj. (pivot, pivoting, pivots, pivoted)