41-60 Vocab

Question 1

Covert

Answer 1

Adjective
Not openly acknowledged or displayed
-done secretly
-made, shown, or done in a way that is not easily seen it noticed: secret or hidden

Question 2

Façade

Answer 2

Noun

• the front of a building
• an outward appearance ( mask) that is maintained to conceal a less pleasant or creditable reality

Question 3

Elaborate

Answer 3

Adjective
Detailed, complicated, and having many parts
Verb
To go into detail to define more clearly or precisely

Question 4

Diverse

Answer 4

adjective

Different from each other, containing a great deal of variety

Question 5

Enigma

Answer 5

Noun

A person or thing that is mysterious, puzzling, or difficult to understand

Question 6

Ephemeral

Answer 6

Adjective

Lasting a very short time

Question 7

Amass

Answer 7

Verb

To gather or collect (something valuable, such as money) especially for yourself over a period of time

Question 8

Conspicuous

Answer 8

Adjective

Standing out so as to be clearly visible or seen

Question 9

Contempt

Answer 9

Noun
A feeling that someone or something is beneath consideration, worthless, deserving scorn or no respect
(Think of court or judge)

Question 10

Distort

Answer 10

Verb
To pull or twist out of shape
To change something in a way that is usually not attractive or pleasing

Question 11

Flagrant

Answer 11

Adjective
Very bad
So bad is can’t be ignored
( of something considered to be wrong or immoral! Conspicuously or obviously offensive

Question 12

Flout

Answer 12

Verb

To openly disregard a rule, law, or convention without hiding what you are doing it showing fear or shame

Question 13

Inclement

Answer 13

Adjective
Severe, rough, or harsh
Unpleasantly cold or wet weather

Question 14

Meander

Answer 14

Noun

• a winding path or course
• to wander randomly

Question 15

Fictitious

Answer 15

Adjective
Not true or real
False, make up, or imaginary

Question 16

Innate

Answer 16

Adjective
Inborn; natural
Existing from the time someone is born or existing as part of the basic nature of something

Question 17

Judicious

Answer 17

Adjective

Having, showing, or done with good judgement or sense

Question 18

Lavish

Answer 18

Adjective

• sumptuously rich, elaborate, or luxurious
• giving or using a large amount of something/ given in large amounts/ having very rich and expensive quality

Question 19

Prudent

Answer 19

Adjective
“Wise”
Having or showing care and thought for the future
-having or showing careful judgment

Question 20

Enhance

Answer 20

Verb

To improve or increase something