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🎨 Visual Vocabulary Guide

Week 6 Words Organized by Category

📝 Parts of Speech

Words organized by their grammatical function

📦 Nouns (8 words)

obligation
noun
requirement, duty, responsibility
output
noun
production
oversight
noun
mistake, blunder, slip
patience
noun
endurance, fortitude
peak
noun
summit, maximum, pinnacle
portion
noun
part, segment, fragment, section
prestige
noun
status, influence, distinction
principle
noun
original method, precept, standard

🏃 Verbs (15 words)

object
verb
protest, remonstrate
oblige
verb
require, compel, force, impel
observe
verb
watch / perceive, notice / conform, follow
obtain
verb
gain, earn, achieve
operate
verb
run, function, work
outlive
verb
survive, outlast
outrage
verb
anger, infuriate, provoke
outstrip
verb
surpass, transcend, exceed, excel
oversee
verb
supervise, manage, control
pant
verb
gasp
perceive
verb
see, discern, notice
permit
verb
allow, let
plunge
verb
drop, dip, thrust

🎨 Adjectives (12 words)

ordinary
adjective
unexceptional, mundane, routine, common
outspoken
adjective
frank, open, candid
peripheral
adjective
outer, exterior, external
perpetual
adjective
constant, ceaseless, enduring
phenomenal
adjective
extraordinary, exceptional, remarkable
plentiful
adjective
abundant, bountiful, rich
practicable
adjective
feasible, possible, workable
praiseworthy
adjective
admirable, commendable, laudable
preordained
adjective
determined beforehand, predestined
presumable
adjective
probable, likely, possible
previous
adjective
prior, earlier, former, preceding
prized
adjective
outstanding, prominent, valued

🔤 Adverbs (4 words)

overwhelmingly
adverb
primarily, predominantly
partially
adverb
incompletely, fractionally
predominately
adverb
primarily, predominantly, chiefly
presently
adverb
immediately, directly, soon

💬 Phrases (1)

out of the question
phrase
impossible

🌳 Root Word Families

Words grouped by their common roots

OUT- (beyond, outside)

out of the question outlive output outrage outspoken outstrip

OVER- (above, beyond)

oversee oversight overwhelmingly

PRE- (before, earlier)

preordained presently prestige presumable previous predominately

OB- (toward, against)

object obligation oblige observe obtain

PER- (through, thoroughly)

perceive peripheral perpetual permit

P- Words

pant patience peak phenomenal plentiful plunge portion practicable praiseworthy principle prized

O- Words

operate ordinary

PART- (partly)

partially

💭 Meaning Categories

Words grouped by their conceptual meaning

✨ Positive & Excellence

phenomenal
adjective
extraordinary, exceptional, remarkable
praiseworthy
adjective
admirable, commendable, laudable
prized
adjective
outstanding, prominent, valued
plentiful
adjective
abundant, bountiful, rich
prestige
noun
status, influence, distinction
outstrip
verb
surpass, transcend, exceed, excel

⚠️ Challenges & Problems

out of the question
phrase
impossible
outrage
verb
anger, infuriate, provoke
oversight
noun
mistake, blunder, slip
pant
verb
gasp
plunge
verb
drop, dip, thrust

🔄 Actions & Operations

operate
verb
run, function, work
observe
verb
watch / perceive, notice / conform, follow, comply
obtain
verb
gain, earn, achieve
oversee
verb
supervise, manage, control
perceive
verb
see, discern, notice

💭 Communication & Expression

object
verb
protest, remonstrate
outspoken
adjective
frank, open, candid
permit
verb
allow, let

📏 Requirements & Standards

obligation
noun
requirement, duty, responsibility
oblige
verb
require, compel, force, impel
principle
noun
original method, precept, standard
practicable
adjective
feasible, possible, workable

🎨 Qualities & Characteristics

ordinary
adjective
unexceptional, mundane, routine, common
peripheral
adjective
outer, exterior, external
perpetual
adjective
constant, ceaseless, enduring
preordained
adjective
determined beforehand, predestined
presumable
adjective
probable, likely, possible
previous
adjective
prior, earlier, former, preceding

📏 Measurement & Degree

overwhelmingly
adverb
primarily, predominantly
partially
adverb
incompletely, fractionally
predominately
adverb
primarily, predominantly, chiefly
peak
noun
summit, maximum, pinnacle
portion
noun
part, segment, fragment, section

⏰ Time & Duration

outlive
verb
survive, outlast
presently
adverb
immediately, directly, soon
patience
noun
endurance, fortitude

🏭 Production & Results

output
noun
production

🔤 Special Word Patterns

Words with multiple meanings and special usage patterns

🔀 Words with Multiple Meanings

observe
verb
1) watch, perceive, notice
2) conform, follow, comply
object
verb / noun
1) protest, remonstrate (verb)
2) thing, item (noun)
peak
noun / verb
1) summit, maximum, pinnacle (noun)
2) reach highest point (verb)
permit
verb / noun
1) allow, let (verb)
2) license, authorization (noun)

🔡 Prefix Patterns

out- prefix
beyond, outside
outlive, output, outrage, outspoken, outstrip
over- prefix
above, beyond
oversee, oversight, overwhelmingly
pre- prefix
before, earlier
preordained, presently, prestige, presumable, previous, predominately
per- prefix
through, thoroughly
perceive, peripheral, perpetual, permit

🔤 Adverb Patterns (-ly endings)

Degree Adverbs
measurement
overwhelmingly, partially, predominately
Time Adverbs
when
presently (soon, immediately)

🔄 Similar Meaning Pairs

overwhelmingly ↔ predominately
synonyms
Both mean "primarily, mainly"
obtain ↔ achieve
similar
Both mean to gain or get
perceive ↔ observe
similar
Both mean to see/notice
oversee ↔ supervise
synonyms
Both mean to manage/control

📏 Intensity Scale

Low Intensity
level 1
ordinary (common) → partially (somewhat)
Medium Intensity
level 2
plentiful (abundant) → praiseworthy (admirable)
High Intensity
level 3
phenomenal (extraordinary) → overwhelmingly (primarily)

⚡ Action Opposites

object ↔ permit
opposites
protest vs. allow
plunge ↔ peak
opposites
drop vs. summit
outlive ↔ perish
opposites
survive vs. die
obtain ↔ lose
opposites
gain vs. lose

💼 Formal vs. Informal Usage

Formal Terms
academic/professional
obligation, prestige, principle, preordained
Informal Terms
everyday use
pant, plunge, ordinary, peek (peak)
Both Contexts
versatile
operate, observe, obtain, patience