2. annex – jovial

3.  annex verb incorporate into a country or state the territory of another country or state synonyms: conquer; seize Germany lost World War II because they tried to annex Russia.

4.  ascend verb go up; move upwards synonyms: rise; climb Every year there is a race to ascend the stairs at the Willis Tower.

5.  dominion noun power of governing and controlling synonyms: rule; power; domination My boyfriend thinks he’s the boss, but he has no dominion over me.

6.  grievance noun cause of distress that is grounds for complaint synonyms: injustice; wrong I have a grievance with the cafeteria; there are no vegetarian options.

7.  indignant adjective feeling or showing anger at something unfair synonyms: angry; irate The witch was indignant when Dorothy stole her sister’s shoes.

8.  indolence noun inclination to avoid work or exertion synonyms: laziness; sloth James raised indolence to an art form; he was too lazy to clean himself.

9.  inhibit verb hold back or keep from some action synonyms: restrain; repress The cone of shame inhibited my dog from licking her stitches.

10.  integrity noun soundness of moral character synonyms: honesty; honor Many famous people from history got that way because of their integrity.

11.  involuntary adjective not subject to control of the will synonyms: reflexive; automatic Sneezing is involuntary. It will happen when it happens.

12.  jovial adjective endowed with good humor or joyous fellowship synonyms: jolly; merry Lottery winners are usually very jovial— until people start asking for money.

13.  Don’t get confused! principle noun ideal one lives up to Students with principles do not copy another student’s work. principal noun the head of a school Mr. Ratliff is the principal of Thornton High School.