SYNONYMS Part =2

Trivial- of little importance or significance.

Minor- lesser in importance seriousness. or

Fatal - causing death or leading to failure.

Decisive- ability to make decisions quickly and effectively.

Formal- following established rules or customs.

Accident- an unexpected event that happens unintentionally.

Hazard- a potential source of danger or risk.

Marvel - something that is very impressive or wonderful.

Miracle- an extraordinary event or phenomenon that is unexplained by natural laws.

Ardent - passionate and enthusiastic.

Concise - expressing much in a few words.

Laconic - using very few words in speech or writing.

Reasonable - sensible, rational, or logical, Fanciful unrealistic. over-imaginative and

Certain - having no doubt or uncertainty.

Complications - complex or difficult situations or problems.

Troubles- difficulties or issues that cause distress or concern.

Applications- formal requests or proposals submitted for a specific purpose.

Transformations - significant changes or conversions from one state or condition to another.

Obligations- duties or responsibilities that one is required or expected to fulfill.

Danger - a possibility of being harmed or injured.

Peril - a serious and immediate danger.

Entertainment- something that is intended to entertain or amuse.

Joke - a funny saying or story.

Ignorance-  lack of knowledge or education.

Spiteful - having or showing a desire to hurt or annoy someone.

Barbed - hurtful and criticizing.

Passive- not active or interested in participating in things.

Kind- having or showing a friendly, generous, and caring nature.

Gentle - kind and not harmful.

Appealing - attractive or pleasant.

Enchanted - filled with a feeling of magic or wonder.

Disgusted - feeling or showing disgust.

Cursed - having a bad spell or curse put on them.

Repelling - unpleasant or disgusting.

Glance - to look quickly at something/somebody.

Glimpse a quick or brief look.

Examine-to inspect something closely and in detail.

Stare- to look at something for a long time.

Observe- to watch or notice something through careful attention.

Gentle- having a kind, calm, and mild manner or nature.

Mild- gentle or moderate in degree or intensity.

Scathing- extremely critical, harsh, or damaging in words or tone.

Brittle- easily broken, cracked, or shattered when subjected to pressure or force.

Severe- extremely serious, harsh, or intense.

Dreary - depressingly dull or gloomy.

Tedious - boring and tiresome.

Carefree - stress-free and relaxed.

Hostile- unfriendly, aggressive, or antagonistic.

Dynamic - energetic and characterized by change and progress.