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Qualified or entitled to be chosen, to participate, or to receive something; meeting the necessary requirements. It can also describe someone regarded as a desirable marriage prospect. Related: qualified, entitled, suitable, fitting.
ENFORCE/ɪnˈfɔːrs/ · verb
To compel observance of or compliance with a law, rule, or obligation, typically by authority or the threat of penalty. More broadly, to bring about or impose something by force. Related: implement, apply, impose, execute.
FREEZE/friːz/ · verb
To solidify or cause a liquid to solidify as a result of cold; more broadly, to stop moving suddenly, to become fixed and immobile, or to suspend something such as prices, wages, or assets temporarily. Related: congeal, solidify, chill, harden.
FITNESS/ˈfɪtnəs/ · noun
The quality of being physically healthy, strong, and able to perform physical activity well. More broadly, the state of being suitable or well-adapted for a particular purpose or role. Related: health, wellness, vigor, robustness.
ASSIST/əˈsɪst/ · verb
To help someone or something by giving support, aid, or practical help, often as a secondary or supporting role in an activity. Related: help, aid, support, facilitate.
FRENZY/ˈfrɛnzi/ · noun
A state or period of uncontrolled excitement, wild activity, or violent agitation; an outburst of intense, often irrational emotion or behavior. Related: furore, hysteria, mania, turmoil.
COACH/kəʊtʃ/ (UK), /koʊtʃ/ (US) · noun and verb
As a noun, a coach is a person who trains and instructs an athlete or team, or a large horse-drawn carriage or motor bus. As a verb, to coach means to train, teach, or give instruction to someone. Related: trainer, instructor, tutor, mentor.
DAUNT/dɔːnt/ (UK), /dɑːnt/ or /dɒnt/ (US) · verb
To daunt someone is to make them feel intimidated, discouraged, or disheartened, especially in the face of a daunting task, danger, or difficulty. Related: intimidate, dismay, discourage, dishearten.
PACE/pɑːs/ · noun, verb
A unit of time equal to one step or a movement from one place to another. To move at a steady speed or rate. Related: speed, rate, tempo, stride.
NOISY/nɔɪzi/ · adjective
Making a lot of noise; loud. Used to describe something that is making a lot of noise, such as a noisy engine or a noisy neighborhood. Related: loud, boisterous, rowdy, racketty.
VOW/voʊ/ · noun
A vow is a solemn promise or oath, often made in a formal or ritualistic manner. It can also refer to a deep feeling of devotion or loyalty. Related: pledge, oath, promise, vow.
WIN/wɪn/ · verb, noun
To gain or achieve something successfully, or to be the winner of a competition or game. A victory or success. Related: gain, achieve, succeed, prevail.
YELL/ˈjɛl/ · verb
To utter a loud, sharp cry, typically to express pain, anger, or excitement. To shout or cry out loudly. Related: shout, scream, bellow, holler.
ZEAL/ziːl/ · noun, verb
A strong and enthusiastic desire to do something; a feeling of great excitement and interest. A person who shows a lot of enthusiasm and energy. Related: passion, enthusiasm, ardor, fervor.
ZEST/zɛst/ · noun, verb
The quality of being lively and interesting; a flavorful or aromatic extract of a fruit or vegetable, especially its outer skin or peel. To add flavor or excitement to something. Related: flavor, aroma, pizzazz, spark.
ZONE/zoʊn/ · noun, verb
A particular area or region of an activity, industry, or sphere of interest; a designated area or region of a country or city. Related: area, region, sector, sphere.