Science Fiction Word Search
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Difficulty packs: Quick: 5 · Easy: 5 · Tough: 5 · Champ: 5.
Sample words: FIRE, VACUUM, UNLEASH, DEVELOP, MANNED, PULL, HORROR, UNIFY, KEEN, MYSTERY, METEOR, ROBOT, STAR, ALIEN, LAW.
Science Fiction word list, defined
- FIRE /ˈfaɪər/ · noun
- The phenomenon of combustion, in which material burns and produces flame, heat, and light; also, an instance of burning that destroys or damages something. Related: blaze, flames, inferno, combustion.
- VACUUM /ˈvæk.juːm/ · noun and verb
- A vacuum is a space containing little or no matter, especially one from which air or other material has been removed. The word can also mean an absence or lack of something, or a vacuum cleaner, while as a verb it means to clean with a vacuum cleaner. Related: emptiness, void, empty space, absence.
- UNLEASH /ʌnˈliːʃ/ · verb
- To release something from restraint or confinement, or to allow it to develop or express itself freely. It is often used for powerful emotions, energy, creativity, criticism, or other forces held under control. Related: release, set loose, let loose, free.
- DEVELOP /dɪˈvɛləp/ · verb
- To grow, expand, or cause to grow and become more mature, advanced, or elaborate; also to create or bring into existence, as in designing a product or idea. Related: grow, evolve, expand, advance.
- MANNED /mænd/ · adjective
- Occupied or operated by one or more people, especially a spacecraft or vehicle. It may also refer to an activity or installation that requires a person to attend to it. Related: crewed, staffed, occupied.
- PULL /pʊl/ · verb
- To exert force in order to move, draw, or remove something toward oneself or in a particular direction. It can also mean to attract, influence, or bring something toward oneself, as in “pull support.” Related: tug, draw, haul, drag.
- HORROR /ˈhɒrə/ (British); /ˈhɔːrər/ (US) · noun
- An intense feeling of fear, dread, or revulsion, often caused by something frightening or distressing. By extension, the word can refer to a deeply disturbing event or situation. Related: dread, terror, fright, alarm.
- UNIFY /juːˈnaɪfaɪ/ · verb
- To combine different people, things, ideas, or systems so that they form a single, unified whole. It can also mean to bring separate parts into agreement or consistent coordination. Related: combine, consolidate, merge, join.
- KEEN /kiːn/ · adjective; noun; verb
- Keen most commonly means very interested or enthusiastic. It can also describe sharp perception, intense feelings or sensations, and a sharp or biting quality; as a noun and verb, it refers to an Irish mourning lament. Related: eager, enthusiastic, interested, acute.
- MYSTERY /ˈmɪstəri/ · noun; adjective
- A mystery is something that cannot be explained or understood, especially because its facts, causes, or significance remain unknown. As an adjective, mystery describes something involving concealment, puzzlement, or the attempt to discover an explanation. Related: enigma, puzzle, conundrum, secret.
- METEOR /ˈmiːtiər/ · noun
- A meteor is a luminous streak in the sky caused by a space object entering Earth's atmosphere and becoming intensely hot. A meteor that reaches the ground is a meteorite. Related: shooting star, fireball, bolide.
- ROBOT /ˈrəʊbɒt/ (British); /ˈroʊbɑːt/ (US) · noun
- A machine capable of carrying out tasks automatically, often under programmed or remote control. The term can also refer figuratively to a person who acts in a repetitive, mechanical, or emotionally unfeeling way. Related: automaton, android, machine, mechanical worker.
- STAR /stɑːr/ · noun, verb, adjective
- A star is a celestial body that produces its own light and heat, especially one visible in the night sky. By extension, the word denotes a leading performer, a famous or exceptionally successful person, a star-shaped mark, and an object or figure regarded as exceptionally distinguished. Related: celebrity, luminary, performer, asterisk.
- ALIEN /ˈeɪ.li.ən/ · noun, adjective
- As a noun, an alien is a person who belongs to a foreign country or nation; in popular usage, also a being from another world. As an adjective, alien describes something belonging to another person, place, or thing — foreign, unfamiliar, or hostile. Related: foreigner, outsider, stranger, noncitizen.
- LAW /lɔː/ · noun
- A rule recognized as governing the behaviour of members of a community or the operation of a state. The term can also refer to the body of such rules, a legal principle, or the academic study of law. Related: rule, statute, principle, ordinance.
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