Robust “Fancy” Words 30-50.

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Robust “Fancy” Words 30-50

Confident: when you believe in yourself and what you can do.

Encourage: to give hope.

Reverse: to turn back or do the opposite of.

Talent: a special ability or skill someone has.

Mellow: gentle or calm. mellow

Automatic: doing something without having to think about it.

Perfectly: altogether; done the right way.

Lonely: feeling like you are along or by yourself.

Aroma: the smell of something.

Whirl: to spin around and move in circles.

Famished: to feel extremely hungry.

Protecting: to cover or shield from something that could cause harm.

Volunteer: to offer to do something.

Defend: to keep danger away or bad things from happening.

Arise: to get up, sometimes from sleeping.

Disaster: when something really bad happens.

Amazed: to feel surprised or filled with wonder.

Complained: to whine or say negative things.

Voyage: a journey made by water.

Melancholy: feeling sad.