Word list

A difficult or unfavorable situation.

To publicly support a cause, or a person who does so.

To make pain or difficulty less severe.

Open to more than one interpretation; unclear in meaning.

A person who receives money or benefits from something.

Completely obvious, especially in a negative way.

To support something structurally or strengthen an argument, often by propping it up from beneath or the side.

Strongly convincing or attention-grabbing.

A difference between things that should match.

Serves as a clear example of something.

Based on a mistaken belief; logically flawed.

To reach a conclusion based on evidence and reasoning.

To overwhelm with a large amount of something.

New and original, not seen before.

Continuing firmly despite difficulty or opposition.

To examine something very closely.

To move smoothly from one topic to another.

Very weak, thin, or easily broken, especially of an argument or connection.

To emphasize the importance of something.

Never having happened before.