adequate, enough or good enough for a specific purpose or need, advocate, a person who publicly supports, defends, or pleads for a cause, idea, or another person, affectionate, showing warm, tender, and loving feelings toward another person or animal, approximate, close to an exact number, time, or quality, but not completely precise, articulate, able to express ideas, thoughts, and feelings clearly and effectively in words, associate, to connect things or people in your mind, to join as a partner, or to spend time with others:A coworker or someone you work with in a business or profession., compassionate, feeling sympathy or pity for someone who is suffering and wanting to help them, coordinate, to organize people or parts so they work together well. It also means to match colors or things nicely, or to use a set of numbers that shows a precise position on a map or graph, desolate, empty, barren, or feeling deeply sad and lonely, duplicate, to make an exact copy of something, or it describes an identical match to an original, illiterate, . It can also mean knowing little or nothing about a specific subject, such as being computer illiterate., immaculate, perfectly clean, neat, or entirely free from flaws, mistakes, and moral blemishes, inanimate, not alive and lacking the characteristics, consciousness, or movement of living things, inappropriate, not proper, suitable, or right for a specific situation, time, or place, intermediate, being or happening in the middle, halfway between two extremes, levels, points, or stages, intricate, having many small, closely connected parts, details, or pieces arranged in a complicated way that makes it hard to follow or understand separately, legitimate, being in accordance with the law, official rules, or accepted standards, or being genuine and justified, moderate, keeping within reasonable limits and avoiding extremes, acting as a middle ground, unfortunate, having bad luck, experiencing bad effects, or being regrettable and unsuitable, vertebrate, animals that have a backbone or spinal column

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