81-100 Vocab

Question 1

Indigenous

Answer 1

Adjective
Native or natural; where somethings from
“Something that’s indigenous to a certain region”

Question 2

Subjugate

Answer 2

Verb 
To defeat and gain control of someone or something by the use of force 
To conquer and gain obedience of people 
Being under domination or control
*To conquer* or master

Question 3

Apathetic

Answer 3

Adjective
Showing no interest
Or showing no emotion

Question 4

Rigorous

Answer 4

Adjective
Very strict and demanding: done carefully and with a lot of attention to detail
-extremely thorough, exhaustive, or accurate.
“the rigorous testing of consumer products”

Question 5

Ramshackle

Answer 5

Adjective
In a very bad condition and needing to be repaired
Something that’s about to fall apart

Question 6

Reprehensible

Answer 6

Adjective
Very bad
Deserving very strong criticism
Deserving strong disapproval

Question 7

Upshot

Answer 7

Noun

The outcome or result

Question 8

Vilify

Answer 8

Verb
To say or write very harsh and critical things about someone or something
To talk bad about
To talk about someone as if they were a villain or a bad person

Question 9

Scrupulous

Answer 9

Adjective
(of a person or process) diligent, thorough, and extremely attentive to details.
“the research has been carried out with scrupulous attention to detail”
Carful about doing what is honest and morally right
Having good solid foundation( morality wise)

Question 10

Peripheral

Answer 10

Adjective
Not relating to the main or most important part( computer )
Stuff on the outside and not a part of something (something like a flash drive to a computer)
a peripheral device

Question 11

Prodigious

Answer 11

Adjective
Very big
Extraordinary in size/amount/ degree

Question 12

Incompetent

Answer 12

Adjective

Lacking necessary ability or skills to do something successfully

Question 13

Sustenance

Answer 13

Noun
Something(such as food) that keeps someone or something Alive
Something that gives support, help, or strength (nourishment ex)

Question 14

Levity

Answer 14

Noun
Bringing humor to something that humor shouldn’t be brought to
(Mcmurphy brought levity to the ward)

Question 15

Premeditated

Answer 15

Adjective

Planned in advance, plan before hand

Question 16

Deplete

Answer 16

Verb
To use most or all of something important
To use up supplies
To greatly reduce the amount of something

Question 17

Zeal

Answer 17

Noun

Enthusiasm or excitement for something

Question 18

Profound

Answer 18

Adjective
Great or intense
Requiring deep thought or wisdom
Difficult to understand

Question 19

Scrutinize

Answer 19

Verb
To examine in detail
To examine something carefully especially in a critical way

Question 20

Assuage

Answer 20

Verb

To make something, such as an unpleasant feeling, less painful, severe, etc.