Audience the people who watch or read s`thing Moving causing sadness; emotional

Audience – the people who watch or read s`thing
Moving – causing sadness ; emotional
Inspire – make you want to do or create s`thing
Venue – place where an event happens
Interactive- actively involving the users or visitor
Sacrifice – give up ; do without s`thing
Influence - cause s`one to change; affect
Convey - communicate or express (emotion)
Spectator – person watching a live event
Escapism – a way to avoid reality or being bored
Instantly – immediately
Topical – current; happening now
Insignificant –unimportant; slight
Remnant – piece of the past; remains
Persist – continue to do or happen (negative)
Minute –tiny; very small
Imperceptible – invisible ; unnoticeable
Subtle – small but important
Considerable – large ; noticeable ;significant
Consistently – in constant or unchanging way
Inconvenient – causing problems or difficulties
Behalf – (acting) for someone
Consider – think about an idea
Hesitate – pause before acting ; stop to think
Ruined – spoiled ; damaged
Unforseen – unexpected ; sudden
Privileged – (feel) special; given advantages
Accidentally – not deliberately; unintentionally
Response – answer; reaction
Unpleasant – not enjoyable ; upsetting
Marked – very clear ; noticeable
Plateaued – remained steady or unchanged
Relatively – judged in relation to s`thing else
Repeatedly- again and again
Forecast – say what will happen; predicted
Decline – become worse or lower ; go down
Previous – the one/s before;earlier
Comparison – examining the differences
Variation – change
Upward – going up
Plausible – believable ; credible
Doubtful – uncertain; unlikely to happen
Reasonable – fair; acceptable
Relentless – continuous; never-ending
Resentment – hidden anger ; bitterness
Viable – able to work or succeed
Philosophy - belief ; way of thinking
Frustrated – upset ; disappointed
Questionable – wrong in some way
Envisage – mentally picture; Imagine
Admittedly – reluctantly agreeing
Frankly – in a direct way; honestly
Perspective – way of viewing an idea
Seemingly – appearing to be true
Surely – emphasise s`thing you feel is true
Fellible – able to be wrong or make mistakes
Sociable – friendly , seeking company
Self-esteem – belief in yourself
Stereotypical – having typical qualities
Tendency – recurring action or behaviour
Gender – sex (male or female)
Lifetime – period of time you`re alive
Empathise – understand s`one`s feeling
Hardwired – automatic (behaviour)
Habitually – usually ; repeatedly
Sedentary – sitting a lot; inactive
Psychological – releted to thoughts ; mental
Benefical – helpful; positive
Intake – amount you take in (food or drink)
Detrimental – harmful; negative
Well-being – health and happiness
Severity – how serious something is
Preventive – intended to stop s`thing occurring
Additves – chemicals added to food
Eradicate – get rid of ; eliminate; wipe out
Considirate – king and helpful ; thoughtful
Mainstream – common ; average (ideas)
Civilisation – culturally advanced human society
Supportive – helpful and encouraging
Appropriate – right for an occasion ; suitable
Voluntary – done willingly ; without payment
Foster – help s`thing grow(attitude or idea)
Engage – get involved; join in
Charitable – helping the poor or needy
Multicultiral – having many different cultures
Ascertain – make sure ; establish
Release – allow to escape (gas); give off
Absorb – take in; soak up (a liquid or gas)
Potential – ability ; capability
Precise – exact ; accurate
Breakthrough – important new discovery
Accumalate – collect over time ; gather ; build up
Synthetic – man-made ;artificial
Advances – progress; developments
Quantify – count; measure
Specialise – concentrate on one subject (study)
Cognitive – connected to thinking;mental
Achievement – reaching a goal ;success
Failure – lack of success; collapse
Determination – trying hard ; not giving up
Collabarate – work together with
Profound – deep; intence (effect or feeling)
Curiosity – desire to know or find out ; interest
Miscalculation – bad judgement or calculation
Methodical – in a careful or ordered way
Ignore – pay no attention to
Guarantee – promise that s`thing will happen
Prominent – noticeable ; stand out
Incorporate – use; include; contain
Bombard – attack continuousty; pester
Endorse – recommend a product or brand
Gullible – easily tricked ; too trusting
Pressure – forcefully persuade ; compel
Entice – persuade by offering s`thing; tempt
Inescapable – cannot be avoided; unavoidable
Cautious – avoiding risks; wary
Wander – walk without aim;stroll;roam
Adventurous – willing to try new things; daring
Unspoilt – beautiful or undamaged (place)
Spontaneous – act without planning;unplanned
Wilderness – land not used by people
Paredise – a perfect place
Foreign – strenge; unfamillar
Leisurely – in a relaxed way; not rushed
Rival – be as good as s`thing else
Guidelines – official advice; rules
Instil – put an idea or feeling in s`one`s mind
Corrupt – dishonest; abusing your power
Resovle – firmly decide;undertake
Instability – lack of stability; uncertainty
Consensus – general agreement; unity
Taxpayer – person paying tax; ordinary citizen
Expenditure – total amount a government spends
Authority – legal power; right
Bureaucracy – admin system; official procedures
Survival – continuing to live or exist
Abandon – leave (a place) permanently; desert
Cruelty- behavior that causes pain
Colony – group of animals that live together
Conservation – protecting plants or animals
Creature – living things (not a plant)
Captivity – the state of being locked up
Sanctuary – safe; protected place
Defence – reaction to attack; self-protection
Co-exict – live in the same time or place
Collide – crash into ; strike
Misuse – bad usage of s`thing
Hollow – empty inside
Rotation – turing ; sprinning
Fragile – easily broken; delicate
Vertical – pointing or going up
Universal – existing everywhere; worldwide
Boost – (give) added power; increase
Prolonged – over a long time; lengthy
Transmit – send out (a signal)
Applience – domestic machine
Creativity – imagination; ingenuity
Surpass – do or be better than ;beat; outperform
Run-down – in bad condition; neglected
Hardware – the physical parts of a computer
Upgrade – improve the quality of s`thing
Innovative – a new used of s`thing; inventive
Computerised – run of controlled by computer
Devise – come up with; invent
Equipped - have (a tool) included or attached
Possessions – things you own; belongings
Ethical – morally right (behavior or choice)
Disposable – intended to be thrown away
Individuality – what makes you different or unique
Manufacturer – company making goods; producer
Emerge – appear; arise
Second-hand – used ; not new
Donate – give money or goods to charity
Impulse –sudden urge or desire
Material – related to possessions; physical
Imbalanced – lack of balance; inequality
Shortage –not enough of s`thing; lack
Deprived – poor; disadvantaged
Sanitation – system to remove dirty water or waste
Homelessness – the issue of people having no home
Overwhelmed – unable to cope ; strongly affected
Congested – having too much traffic
Affluent – rich; wealthy; prosperous
Amenities – facilities; conveniences
Poverty – the condition of being poor
Scenario – possible future situation
Escalate – become worse; intensify
Contemplate – think carefully; consider
Inevitable – certain to happen; unavoidable
Acknowledge – admit or accept that s`thing is true
Crisis – extremely bad situation; emergency
Critical – very serious or important; crucial
Dispute – argument; disagreement
Chaos – total confusion; disorder; turmoil
Measures – preventive actions; steps
Urgent – needing quick attention; pressing
Ecosystem – all the living things in an area
Pollutant – a substance that pollutes
Hazardous – dangerous to health or safety
Safeguard – keep safe; protect
Vegetation – plants and trees in an area
Degrade – become spoiled or lower in quality
Deforestation – removal of forests; logging
Unprecedented – never seen before; unheard-of
Intervene - step in; become involved;
Abundant – in large quantities; plentiful
Scarce – not easy to find;rare
Unsustainable – using more than can be replaced
Exploit – take advantage or make the most of
Squander – waste (money; supplies or opportunity)
Biofuels – fuels made from a living thing or waste
Finite – having an end; limited
Achievable – realistic; attainable
Regulate – control s`thing with rules
Supply – give or provide a resourse
Competitive – involving competition with others
Flexibility – ability to change or adapt
Monopoly – no competitors; exclusive control
High-street – ordinary or traditional (shops)
Leadership – the ability to lead
Household – of the people in a house; domestic
Delegate – give tasks to others; pass on
Demanding – need a lot of attention; stressful
Ambitious –having a strong desire to succeed
Entrepreneurs –people who start bussnesses
Vandalism – damage to property
Bystander – s`one watching nearby; onlooker
Wrongdoing – any bad or illegal action
Lenient – soft; not strict (pumishment)
Prosecute – legally accuse s`one of a crime; sue
Speculate – make guesses about a topic or person
Viewer – person watching (TV etc.)
Manipulate – control s`thing or s`one (negative)
Controversial – causing disagreement (subject or topic)
Infamous – famous for s`thing bad or negative
Scrutinise - examine very carefully
Censor – control what is published (cut or ban)
Distorted – altered; inaccurate
Spotlight – public attention; publicity; limelight
Imply – suggest s`thing without stating it