Archeology Word Search
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Sample words: AMBITION, ADVISER, ANALYSIS, AMATEUR, ALLURE, ACADEMIA, AGES, AREA, EARLY, OLD, PIT, LOAN, LAYER, ASH, EON.
Archeology word list, defined
- AMBITION /æmˈbɪʃən/ · noun
- A strong desire to achieve something, typically requiring determination and hard work; an ardent wish for rank, fame, power, or success. Related: aspiration, drive, goal, ambitiousness.
- ADVISER /ədˈvaɪzər/ · noun
- A person who gives advice, especially in a professional or official capacity, such as on legal, financial, academic, or political matters. Related: advisor, consultant, counselor, guide.
- ANALYSIS /əˈnæl.ə.sɪs/ · noun
- The detailed examination of the elements or structure of something, typically as a basis for discussion, interpretation, or problem-solving. Related: examination, evaluation, breakdown, dissection.
- AMATEUR /ˈæmətər/ · noun
- A person who engages in a pursuit, especially a sport or art, on an unpaid basis rather than as a professional. More broadly, someone regarded as incompetent or unskillful at an activity. Related: dabbler, hobbyist, nonprofessional, layperson.
- ALLURE /əˈlʊr/ (US); /əˈljʊə/ or /əˈlɔː/ (UK) · noun, verb
- The quality of being powerfully and mysteriously attractive or fascinating; as a verb, to attract or tempt someone by offering something desirable. Related: charm, appeal, attraction, glamour.
- ACADEMIA /ˌækəˈdiːmiə/ · noun
- The academic community, especially the scholars, teachers, and researchers of universities and colleges, collectively; also the academic world or sphere of higher learning. Related: academe, the academy, scholarship, higher education.
- AGES /ˈeɪdʒɪz/ · noun (plural); also used adverbially in informal speech
- The plural of "age": periods of a person's or thing's existence, distinct historical eras, or long stretches of time. Informally, especially in British English, "ages" means a very long time, as in "I haven't seen you for ages." Related: years, eras, epochs, periods.
- AREA /ˈɛəriə/ · noun
- A part or extent of a surface, region, or space; also, a particular subject, field of activity, or domain of interest. Related: zone, region, district, territory.
- EARLY /ˈɜːrli/ · adjective, adverb
- Happening or done before the expected, usual, or appointed time; belonging or occurring near the beginning of a period of time, sequence, or process. Related: premature, ahead of time, untimely, initial.
- OLD /oʊld/ (US); /əʊld/ (British) · adjective; adverb; noun
- Having existed for a long time; advanced in age. Also, belonging to a former time, person, or context, or used informally to express familiarity, affection, or amusement. Related: aged, elderly, former, previous.
- PIT /pɪt/ · noun and verb
- A pit is a hole, hollow, or deep excavation in the ground or another surface; it can also refer to a mine, the hard seed of a fruit, or an informal period of difficulty. As a verb, it means to place something in a pit or hollow, mark a surface with depressions, or set one person or thing against another. Related: hole, hollow, shaft, mine.
- LOAN /ləʊn/ (British); /loʊn/ (American) · noun and verb
- As a noun, a loan is an amount of money or property that is lent to someone, usually for repayment with interest. As a verb, to loan something means to lend it for temporary use or to provide it in exchange for repayment or its later return. Related: advance, credit, borrowing, lending.
- LAYER /ˈleɪər/ · noun and verb
- As a noun, a layer is a thin sheet or level of material, or one of several levels in a more complex arrangement. As a verb, to layer means to arrange something in layers or to place one layer over another. Related: stratum, tier, level, coat.
- ASH /æʃ/ · noun
- The powdery grey residue left after something, such as wood, coal, or tobacco, has been burnt; also the powder-like fragmentary material ejected by volcanoes. Separately, ash denotes a tall hardwood tree of the genus Fraxinus with compound leaves and tough, flexible wood. Related: residue, remains, cinders, soot.
- EON /ˈiːɒn/ (British), /ˈiːən/ (US) · noun
- An indefinitely long period of time; an age. In geology, the largest division of geologic time, comprising two or more eras. Related: age, epoch, era, eternity.
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