Sadlier Vocabulary - Unit 11 (B)

(adj.) Making no sense at all, going completely against her having no reason.

• illogical
• absurd

• nonsensical
• reasonable

(n.) A large mass of snow, ice, rocks, or other material sliding or falling swiftly down a mountain side; Something resembling such an event

• landslide
• blizzard
• avalanche
• rockfall

(v.) To group or label in an organized way

• organize
• classify
• arrange
• categorize

(v.)  To make sure, safe, or certain; to guarantee

• assure
• confirm
• validate
• ensure

(v.) To plan and steer the course of a vessel or vehicle; To make ones way, get around

• Sail
• Drive
• Navigate
• Pilot

(v.) To settle down comfortably; To hold lovingly

• cuddle
• snuggle
• embrace
• nestle

(n.) An urgent request for help; The answer given in a law court by a person accused of a crime

• testimony
• defense
• plea
• accusation

(n.) A basic rule or law on which others are based; A belief used to tell right from wrong

• Principle
• Rule
• Standard
• Guideline

(adj.) Using facts and good sense to evaluate people, things, or situation; Concerned with the practical; Resembling real life

• idealistic
• realistic

• theoretical
• abstract

(n.) Freedom from danger, fear, or doubt; Safety

• Security

• Doubt
• Safety
• Fear