P2S Week 14 Jan 22

3. Opposite of being serious or significant.
6. To quickly waste the benefits of a million dollar lottery ticket.
7. To yearn about faded memories
9. Laissez-faire approach to parenting or government leadership
14. Personal beliefs, stereotypes, prejudices, or other factors that affect objectivity and impartiality
15. Tendency to believe or accept things too readily without sufficient evidence
16. The new World Trade Center in NYC is so ________ in the cityscape that it dominates the skyline
17. Pushing athletes to their limits, demanding intense physical effort is considered _______. training.
20. The act of not maintaining safety standards at the worksite, leading to the injury of several workers.
21. The act of not adapting to changing market trends, resulting in a lack of growth and innovation.
22. After realizing the error in his statement, the spokesperson promptly issued a public apology and chose to ____ the inaccurate information.
23. The wise sailor chose to ___ the weather warnings and brought the ship to a safe harbor.

1. Dark clouds gathering on the horizon along with hollering winds felt _____
2. Often veering off-topic with interesting anecdotes before circling back to the main subject is to _______
4. The 100 Black Men of Prince Georges County is this type of organization.
5. Providing negative energy to the committee's effort
8. A child continued to ignore the rules, demonstrating a determined and intentional disregard for authority
10. To inflict pain or evil acts upon someone
11. Things that can be touched, measured, or perceived physically.
12. Short and amusing or interesting story about a real incident or person to illustrate a point
13. To be effective and inspiring speech giver
18. A quarterback showing the ball into an area where there are two defenders puts his team in ______.
19. The opposite of potential energy is ______. energy.