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KEY STAGE 2 Word of the Day
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Firstly, thank you for being a part of the vocabulary revolution! ViVa!! Together we can have a huge impact on understanding and application of vocabulary! Vocabulary Ninja is was born out of a desire to improve general outcomes for pupils within a classroom, stumbling upon vocabulary as a huge barrier.
Just as times tables are a pre-requisite to most mathematical investigations, vocabulary is to reading and writing. Without an in-depth understanding, pupils will always have barriers in learning and in life!
Well, you have passed the first test grasshopper! And demonstrated your worth!! I must reward your endeavour with this wonderful 140 page VocabularyNinja Word of the Day Resource Pack!
Remember, the true value of being a VocabularyNinja lies in time given, it is a gift. Time must be provided for discussion, demonstration, explanation, play, sharing, editing, rehearsal and celebration.
Simply showing pupils these words is not enough. Words unlock the doors to a world of understanding.
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Word of the Day : relinquish Definition : voluntarily cease claim or give up
control.
renounce, give up, abandon. retain, continue.
(verb)
Challenge : Use WOD with -ed or -ing suffix in a compound sentence.
He relinquished his grip of his favourite book.
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Word of the Day : plethora Definition : an abundance or excess.
excess, deluge, plenty. scarcity, few.
(noun)
Challenge : Use WOD in a complex sentence.
There was/were a plethora of stores to buy goods from.
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Word of the Day : devoured Definition : eat with speed, hungrily.
chomped, gobbled, destroy. nibble, build.
(verb)
Challenge : Use WOD to write a statement.
The book was finished, she had devoured it.
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Word of the Day : dwindle Definition : reduce gradually in size, amount
or strength.
decrease, reduce, wane. increase, flourish.
(verb)
Challenge : Use WOD or with -ed or -ing opener / fronted adverbial.
Dwindling, the king’s power was not what it once was.
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Word of the Day : warrior Definition : brave or experienced soldier.
fighter or soldier. civilian.
(noun)
Challenge : Post-modify WOD in a sentence..
There stood a warrior, tall, strong and effortlessly brave.
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Word of the Day : simultaneously Definition : at the same time.
together . singly.
(adv.)
Challenge : Use WOD as a fronted adverbial.
The soldiers simultaneously raised their berets to salute the major.
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Word of the Day : impede ing / ed Definition : delay or prevent by obstructing.
hinder . facilitate.
(verb.)
Challenge : Use WOD with -ing or -ed suffix.
Pupil progress may be impeded by lack of exposure to vocabulary.
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Word of the Day : revengeDefinition : an act in return of injury or offence.
retaliate, vengeance.forgive.
(verb / noun)
Challenge : Use WOD to describe the weather's actions.
His final act of revenge was desperate and reckless.
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Word of the Day : smuggle / smugglerDefinition : move something secretly, possibly
illegally. Someone who carries out this act.
sneak.
(verb / noun)
Challenge : Use WOD in a complex sentence.
The pupil smuggled sweets into the playground.
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Word of the Day : imagined / imagination Definition : a mental image or picture in your
head.
picture, visualise. doubt.
(verb)
Challenge : Describe what a character imagines.
The world the child had imagined was unlike anything he had seen before.
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Word of the Day : jubilant Definition : a feeling of great happiness.
triumphant.
(adj.)
Challenge : Use WOD in an embedded clause.
Easter was over, the teachers were feeling jubilant, they were ready to teach.
despondent.
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Word of the Day : flail Definition : wave or swing wildly.
wave, swing.
(verb)
Challenge : Use WOD in direct speech.
The children were flailing their arms in the air, like they just didn't care.
still.
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Word of the Day : hypnotism Definition :
hypnosis.
(noun)
Challenge : Find WOD in our KS2 book of the day.
Hypnotism was being used to control the unruly children.
the practice of hypnotising people.
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Word of the Day : profound Definition :
heartfelt, intense, extreme.
(adj.)
Challenge : Post a picture of little ninjas sentences using WOD.
The doctor let out a profound sigh of relief.very great or intense state.
So profound was her grief, she could not fight back the tears.
superficial, mild.
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Word of the Day : marathon Definition :
(noun.)
Challenge : Write a sentence using parenthesis.
Easter revision was a marathon! 26 mile race or a long task.
Thousands of people ran the London marathon.
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Word of the Day : germinate Definition :
develop, grow.
(verb)
Challenge : Plant some seeds and watch for a week. Then write a sentence about it.
Germination was a slow process. The seeds began to germinate.
begin to grow and put out shoots.
die.
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Word of the Day : crippled Definition :
broken, disabled.
(adj.)
Challenge : Use WOD with a modal verb in a sentence.
The computer was crippled by a notorious virus.
unable to walk or move properly / severely damaged.
boost.
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Word of the Day : serious Definition :
important, significant.
(adj.)
Challenge : Write a serious sentence...seriously.
Correct PE kit was a serious matter.
acting or speaking sincerely, meaning it.
joking
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Word of the Day : deliberate Definition :
intentional, calculated.
(adj.)
Challenge : Use WOD in a fronted adverbial.
His poor behaviour was deliberate.done consciously and with intent.
accidental.
Deliberately, the hungry tiger waited, motionless in the long grass.
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Word of the Day : rise / roseDefinition :
stand up.
(verb)
Challenge : Use WOD as in past tense.
The knight rose slowly from being knighted!
move from lower position to higher.
lower.
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Word of the Day : recycleDefinition :
reuse
(verb)
Challenge : Use WOD in a question.
It is important to recycle your plastic!
convert waste into a reusable material.
waste.
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Word of the Day : createDefinition :
generate, produce.
(verb)
Challenge : Use WOD in a question.
How could the children create such a mess?
to make or bring something into existence.
destroy.
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Word of the Day : contemplateDefinition :
observe, scrutinise .
(verb)
Challenge : Use WOD in a compound sentence.
The manager had to contemplate how the game had played out.
think about or look at for a long time. Think deeply.
ignore.
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Word of the Day : participateDefinition :
take part, involve.
(verb)
Challenge : Use WOD in a fronted adverbial.
Participation levels were high on sports day.to take part in.
prevent, ignore.
"I wish to participate,” bellowed Timmy.
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Word of the Day : unfold Definition :
fold.
(verb)
Challenge : Use WOD to describe.
The story unfolded word by word.
spread out or gradually develop.
flatten, develop.Vocabulary Ninja must carefully unfold his belt.
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Word of the Day : epiphany Definition :
awakening.
(noun)
Challenge : Use WOD in an exclamation sentence.
The secondary teacher had an epiphany...primary rocked!
a moment of sudden revelation.
Liam had an epiphany whilst learning about subjunctive mood.
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Word of the Day : occasionally Definition :
infrequently.
(adverb)
Challenge : Use WOD in an exclamation as affronted adverbial.
Occasionally, I like to boogie!
at irregular intervals.
My aunt and uncle visit occasionally.
Antonym : often, frequently.
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Word of the Day : belonged Definition :
own / owned / owns / owned
(verb)
Challenge : Use WOD in simple sentence..
The fidget spinner belonged to the pupil.
the property of.
"Fidget spinners don't belong here," said the teacher.
Antonym : alienate.
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Word of the Day : tiptoed Definition :
snuck, sneak, avoid.
(verb)
Challenge : Use WOD in simple sentence.
Tiptoeing carefully, he crept towards the biscuits.
walk quietly or carefully avoid.
He tiptoed away with a custard cream.
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Word of the Day : anxious Definition :
worried, nervous.
(adjective)
Challenge : Use WOD in an embedded clause.
The ninja is never anxious.
feeling or showing worry.
SATs had arrived, she was no longer anxious, she was ready.
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Word of the Day : disguised Definition :
impersonate.
(verb)
Challenge : Use WOD in a complex sentence.
The disguise was terrible.
change appearance to hide.
He could not disguise his anger.
Antonym : reveal.
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Word of the Day : poisoned Definition :
(verb)
Challenge : Use WOD in a complex sentence.
The poison was rather deadly.
being administered poison.
The ninja stealthily poisoned the target.
Antonym : cured.
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Word of the Day : indignant Definition :
aggrieved
(adjective)
Challenge :Use WOD in a compound sentence.
angered at being treated unfairly.
Indignant and exhausted, he gave up.
Antonym : content.
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Word of the Day : translucent Definition :
transparent.
(adj)
Challenge :Use WOD in science lessons.
allowing some light to pass through.
Translucent wings spread as wide as the cavern.
Antonym : opaque.
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Word of the Day : illustrate Definition :
decorate.
(verb)
Challenge : Use WOD in a compound sentence.
draw pictures to bring a story to life.
The teacher illustrated his point using the movie.
Antonym :
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Word of the Day : devour Definition :
consume.
(verb)
Challenge : Use WOD in a compound sentence.
eat hungrily or quickly
The ant-eater greedily devoured the juicy ants
Antonym : savour.
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Word of the Day : plunder Definition :
pillage.
(verb / noun)
Challenge : Use WOD in a compound sentence.
steal goods using force - time of war.
The hungry teacher plundered the pupil’s packed lunches in search of salt and vinegar crisps.
Antonym : retrieve.
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Word of the Day : havoc Definition :
devastation.
(verb/noun)
Challenge : Use WOD in a compound sentence.
widespread destruction / to lay waste.
The hurricane had caused havoc in Cuba.
Antonym : peace.
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Word of the Day : pinnacle Definition :
peak.
(noun/verb)
Challenge : Use WOD in a complex sentence.
the most successful point / peak of a high point.
Winning the cup was the pinnacle of his career.
Antonym : trough.
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Word of the Day : restrain Definition :
prevent.
(verb)
Challenge : Use WOD in a relative clause.
prevent someone from doing something.
The pupils couldn't restrain their excitement.
Antonym : provoke.
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Word of the Day : capitulate Definition :
surrender.
(verb)
Challenge :Use WOD in a multi-clause sentence.
to stop fighting an enemy and admit defeat.
The army was close to capitulating after the siege.
Antonym : resist.
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Word of the Day : adopt Definition :
(verb)
Challenge : Use WOD with a suffix -ing -tion.
choose to take-up or follow an action or idea /raise a child as your own.
embrace.
The sports team adopted black arm bands as a show of respect.
Antonym : abandon.
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Word of the Day : solidarity Definition :
(noun)
Challenge : Use WOD in a compound sentence.
unity of feelings or actions, coming together over common interest.
unity.
There was a great feeling of solidarity between the soldiers.
Antonym : individuality.
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Word of the Day : panorama Definition :
(noun)
Challenge : Use WOD in a complex sentence.
an unbroken view of a region / wide view.
landscape.
The school hall offered a panorama of children's writing on the walls.
Antonym :
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Word of the Day : codswallop Definition :
(noun)
Challenge : Use WOD in a complex sentence.
another word for nonsense
nonsense.
The teacher's lesson was pure codswallop!
Antonym :
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Word of the Day : tedious Definition :
monotonous.
(adjective)
Challenge :Use WOD in a multi-clause sentence.
too long, slow, or dull; tiresome.
The school holiday quickly became tedious and boring.
Antonym : exciting.
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Word of the Day : immaculate Definition :
spotless.
(adjective)
Challenge :Use WOD in a multi-clause sentence.
perfectly clean, neat or tidy.
The blue dress was immaculate, without flaws, perfection.
Antonym : grubby.
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Word of the Day : euphoria / euphoric Definition :
delight.
(noun)
Challenge : Use WOD in a statement.
feeling of extreme happiness.Euphoria spread around the school like a wild fire! The year
5 pupils had won the national poetry competition!
Antonym : misery.
(adjective)
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Word of the Day : disclose Definition :
reveal.
Challenge : Use WOD in a simple sentence .
make secret information known.
She disclosed her secret to dividing fractions!
Antonym : conceal.
(verb)
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Word of the Day : undercover Definition :
secret.
Challenge : Use WOD in a simple sentence .
secret work.The police were involved in an
undercover operation.
Antonym : open.
(adjective)
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Word of the Day : elope Definition :
abscond.
Challenge : Use WOD in a complex sentence .
run away secretly in order to get married.
Romeo and Juliet planned to elope at midnight, to escape their quarrelling families.
Antonym :
(verb)
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Word of the Day : premature Definition :
untimely.
Challenge : Use WOD in a complex sentence .
occurring or done before the usual or proper time.
Pupils ran prematurely into the school, the bell hadn't yet rang.
Antonym :
(adj)
overdue.
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Word of the Day : brunch Definition :
Challenge : Use WOD in a complex sentence .
a meal that is eaten late morning, sometime between breakfast and
lunch.The teachers scoffed brunch, whilst the children
played on the yard.
Antonym :
(noun)
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Word of the Day : dehydrated Definition :
Challenge :Use WOD in a compound sentence.
cause a person's body to lose a large amount of water.
After the marathon, the runner was dehydrated.
Antonym :
(verb)
hydrate.dehumidify .
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Word of the Day : alleviate Definition :
Challenge :Use WOD in a compound sentence.
to make less severe.
The heat of the sun was alleviated by the juicy rocket lolly!
Antonym :
(verb)
aggravate.reduce .
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Word of the Day : gullible Definition :
Challenge : Use WOD as an adverb.
easily persuaded to believe something.
Gullible Mr Dyson was convinced that pigs could fly!
Antonym :
(adj)
cynical.naive .
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Word of the Day : tragedy / tragicDefinition :
Challenge : Use WOD in a simple sentence.
something that has caused extreme sorrow.
The circumstances in which the train crashed were tragic.
Antonym :
(noun / adj)
catastrophe / catastrophic .
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Word of the Day : bamboozleDefinition :
Challenge : Use WOD in past participle.
cheat or fool
The year 5 pupil bamboozled the school with her magic tricks during the talent show.
Antonym :
(Verb)
cheat / fool .
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Word of the Day : eliteDefinition :
Challenge : Use WOD in a simple sentence.
a group of people with power / the best.
The elite soldiers were guarding the palace perimeter.
Antonym :
(noun/adj)
creme de la creme.dregs
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Word of the Day : corruptDefinition :
Challenge : Use WOD in an embedded clause.
having or showing a willingness to act dishonest for money or gain.
The final was ruined by the corrupt officials.
Antonym :
(adj / verb)
dishonest.conform
You could smell the corruption.
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Word of the Day : vigourDefinition :
Challenge : Use WOD in an embedded clause.
physical strength or good health / energetic or enthusiasm.
The cartwheels were a sign of vigour and health.
Antonym :
(noun)
robust.lethargic.
The warm-up was vigorous!
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Word of the Day : penultimate Definition :
Challenge : Use WOD in an relative clause.
last but one, second last.
Lewis Hamilton began the penultimate lap in first place!
Antonym :
(adj)
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Word of the Day : applause Definition :
Challenge : Use WOD in compound sentence.
approval or praise expressed by clapping.
The applause from the crowd was deafening.
Antonym :
(noun)
cheer.boo.
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Word of the Day : rebuff Definition :
Challenge : Use WOD in complex sentence.
reject in an ungracious or abrupt manner.
The head teacher rebuffed the children's requests for an extra break time..
Antonym :
(noun / verb)
reject.welcome.
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Word of the Day : cripple Definition :
Challenge : Use WOD as a past participle.
cause someone to become unable to walk / cause severe problem.
The pirates quickly crippled the ship’s engine.
Antonym :
(verb)
disable.boost.
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Word of the Day : contemplate Definition :
Challenge :Use WOD in a compound sentence.
to think about something in a deep way, something important.
The school council had to contemplate whether or not to buy new bins.
Antonym :
(verb)
think, deliberate.
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Word of the Day : barbecue Definition :
Challenge :Use WOD in a simple sentence.
food cooked on an open fire or coals, usually meat.
We must barbecue the sausages perfectly, so that we do not get food poisoning.
Antonym :
(noun / verb)
cook.
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Word of the Day : ecstasy Definition :
Challenge : Use WOD in a complex sentence.
an overwhelming feeling of great happiness of joyful excitement.
There was a look of ecstasy on the pupil’s face, as he saw an elephant for the first time.
Antonym :
(noun)
euphoria.misery.
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Word of the Day : propaganda Definition :
Challenge : Use WOD in a complex sentence.
information that is misleading to promote point of view.
Don't believe the hype, it's all propaganda!
Antonym :
(noun)
publicity.
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Word of the Day : malleable Definition :
Challenge : Use WOD in a compound sentence.
easily hammered into a new shape / easily influenced.
The teacher believed her new class would be extremely malleable and would meet her expectations.
Antonym :
(adj)
workable.hard.
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Word of the Day : temporary Definition :
Challenge : Use WOD in a compound sentence.
lasting for a limited period of time/ a person who is employed on a
temporary basis.The pressure of SATs was only temporary…or was it?
Antonym :
(adj/noun)
fleeting.permanent.
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Word of the Day : troglodyte Definition :
Challenge : Use WOD in a multi-clause sentence.
someone who lives in a cave / someone who is deliberately ignorant
or old-fashioned.The children thought the teacher was a total troglodyte,
all he ever used was worksheets and the blackboard.
Antonym :
(noun)
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Word of the Day : nauseating Definition :
Challenge : Use WOD in a multi-clause sentence.
making someone feel sick or nauseous .
The stench coming from the farmyard was nauseating.
Antonym :
(adjective)
sickening.
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Word of the Day : vulnerable Definition :
Challenge : Use WOD in a multi-clause sentence.
exposed to the possibility of being attacked or harmed.
The fifth platoon were vulnerable after the enemies latest attack.
Antonym :
(adjective)
endangered.well protected.
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Word of the Day : bewitchDefinition :
Challenge : Use WOD in a multi-clause sentence.
to attract or interest them a lot, so that you have power over them.
The young knight was bewitched by the beauty of the princess. He would do anything she asked.
Antonym :
(verb)
charm.
