Spelling List One

3. The quality of being suitable or fitting for a particular situation or purpose.
6. The act of pacifying or satisfying the demands of a potential aggressor to maintain peace.
7. A scientist who studies human history and prehistory through excavation and analysis of artifacts and ancient sites.
9. A belief or statement taken for granted without proof.
10. To cause someone to become confused, puzzled, or disoriented, often by something unexpected or complex.
12. The gaseous envelope surrounding the Earth or the overall mood or feeling in a place.
13. The act of making something better or improving its condition.
15. Of questionable authenticity or authorship, often referring to religious texts.
16. To successfully complete or achieve a task or goal.
17. The condition of being deprived of oxygen, leading to suffocation.
18. Relating to farming, the cultivation of land, and the production of crops and livestock.
20. Daring, bold, or showing a willingness to take risks.
21. To passively accept or comply with something without protest.
22. To expect or foresee something and take action in preparation for it.

1. Anxiety or fear about a future event or the understanding of something.
2. In a manner filled with anxiety, nervousness, or worry.
3. An opponent or enemy in a conflict, competition, or dispute.
4. Lacking skill or dexterity; uncomfortable or embarrassing
5. A quality or characteristic ascribed to someone or something.
8. The process of absorbing and integrating new information or culture into one's own
11. Relating to the appreciation of beauty or the principles of art and design.
14. A place to stay or live, or an adjustment to make something suitable for a particular purpose.
17. A choice or option that deviates from the usual or mainstream one.
19. To completely destroy or obliterate something.
20. The quality of being ancient or belonging to a distant past.