Word formation

2. – not fully developed; showing behavior that is childish or lacking experience.
3. – difficult or impossible to read due to poor handwriting, damage, or unclear text.
5. – separated, lacking a link, or not in proper communication.
6. – linked or related in some way, either physically or logically.
7. – not capable of being undone or restored to the previous state.
9. – capable of being changed back to the previous state or condition.
12. – able to be imagined, understood, or believed as a possibility.
13. – based on reason, logic, or clear thought rather than emotions.
15. – firmly decided or determined to do something; settled or solved.
16. – not based on reason or logic; influenced by emotions or illogical thinking.
18. – without any flaws, errors, or faults; completely ideal or excellent.
19. – clear enough to be easily read or understood.
20. – having a low probability of happening or being true.
22. – having a high probability of happening or being true.
24. – showing good judgment in style, manners, or aesthetics; pleasing and appropriate.

1. – having flaws, faults, or minor defects; not entirely complete or ideal.
4. – impossible to imagine, understand, or believe as a possibility.
8. – difficult or impossible to reach, use, or understand.
10. – unpleasant, offensive, or lacking in good judgment or style.
11. – fully developed in physical, emotional, or intellectual aspects.
14. – not settled or decided; still open to discussion or uncertain.
17. – easy to approach, enter, or obtain; available for use or understanding.
21. – based on sound reasoning, consistency, or clear thought.
23. – lacking reason or clear thinking; inconsistent or unreasonable.