Words from Me at the Beginning of Life
| Word | Meaning | In a sentence |
| insipid | lacking taste or interest; dull | The soup was so insipid that nobody finished it. |
| inscribed | wrote or carved words on something | His name was inscribed on the trophy. |
| fortune | chance or luck, thought of as a power that decides what happens | Fortune smiled on the team in the final minute. |
| restless | unable to stay still or calm; the opposite of calm | The restless puppy would not sit. |
| invisible | impossible to see | Air is invisible, but we can feel the wind. |
| sensations | feelings | He felt strange sensations of fear and joy. |
| endure | to bear pain or difficulty patiently | The climbers had to endure terrible cold. |
| pricked | made a tiny hole with something sharp; hurt | A thorn pricked her finger. |
| tangled | twisted together untidily | The kite string was tangled in the tree. |
| suffocating | causing difficulty in breathing | The smoke in the room was suffocating. |
| fostered | cared for and brought up | The old couple fostered two orphans. |
| perspective | a particular attitude towards or way of seeing something | Travel gave her a new perspective on her own town. |
| passed away | died | His grandfather passed away last winter. |
| consciousness | awareness of oneself and the world | The patient slowly regained consciousness. |
| longed | wished for something very much | She longed to see the sea. |
| offspring | a person's child or children | The lioness protected her offspring. |
| soiling | making dirty | The muddy boots were soiling the carpet. |
| misfortune | bad luck | It was his misfortune to arrive just after the bus left. |
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