English Vocab Tri 1

Question 1

To Corrupt

Answer 1

Adulterate

Question 2

Synonyms: Two Faced, Flexible, Skilled, Hypocritical, Deceitful, Versatile

Answer 2

Ambidextrous

Question 3

To Enlarge/Increase

Answer 3

Augment

Question 4

Deprived Of

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Bereft

Question 5

To Position, Arrange, Utilize or Form Up

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Deploy

Question 6

Stern, Unyielding, Gloomy, Ill-Humored

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Dour

Question 7

Synonyms: Courageous, Steadfast, Resolve, Mettle,

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Fortitude

Question 8

To stare with an open mouth

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Gape

Question 9

To Taunt, Scorn, Ridicule, Mock, Jeer, or Derive

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Gibe

Question 10

Synonyms: Costume, Semblance, Pretense

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Guise

Question 11

Synonyms: Sly, Cunning, Dastardly, Treacherous, Prefidous

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Insidious

Question 12

A hint, clue or indirect suggestion

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Intimation

Question 13

Synonyms: Plentiful, Abundant, Rich, Wealthy, Luxurious, Grandoise, Ample

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Opulent

Question 14

To bend easily, or be easily influenced, flexible

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Pliable

Question 15

To say again or repeat

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Reiterate

Question 16

Not easily moved, mentally or emotionally, dull or unresponsive.

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Stolid

Question 17

Experimental in Nature, Unsure, Hesitant, Inconclusive, Provisional

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Tentative

Question 18

Synonyms: Sloppy, Disordered, Rough, Unpolished, Rude

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Unkempt

Question 19

Word for word, exactly as written or spoken, Precise, Exact

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Verbatim

Question 20

Synonyms: Cautious, Gingerly, Prudent

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Warily

Question 21

Skillful, Expert in the use of hands or mind, Clever, Deft, Slick or Dextrous

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Adroit

Question 22

Peaceably, Friendly, Neighborly, Cordial, or Congenial

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Amicable

Question 23

Having a deep set distaste or opposition, Unwilling

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Averse

Question 24

Synonyms: Warlike, Combative, Aggressive, Assertive, Pugnacious, Truculent

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Belligerent

Question 25

Synonyms: Kindly, Charitable, Well-meaning, Benign

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Benevolent

Question 26

Synonyms: Hasty, Quick, Superficial, Perfunctory

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Cursory

Question 27

Treacherous, Deceitful, Double-dealing, or Chicanery

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Duplicitous

Question 28

To Praise Extravagantly

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Extol

Question 29

Viable, Possible, or able to be done

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Feasible

Question 30

A wry facial contortion or pained expression

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Grimace

Question 31

Large-scale destruction, Devastation, Alienation, and/or, Conflagration; especially associated with a fire or slaughter

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Holocaust

Question 32

Unaffected or hurt by, Impenetrable, Resistant or Proof

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Impervious

Question 33

A moving force, Impulse, Stimulus, Spur

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Impetus

Question 34

Synonyms: Danger, Risk, Hazard, Peril

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Jeopardy

Question 35

Extremely, Careful, Particular, Fussy or Fastidious

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Meticulous

Question 36

A longing for something passed: Homesickness

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Nostalgia

Question 37

Of the purest essence or form; Exemplar, Paragon

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Quintessence

Question 38

To Decline, Revert, or Degenerate

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Retrogress

Question 39

To closely, examine or Inspect

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Scrutinize

Question 40

Lukewarm, Unenthusiastic, Halfhearted, Insipid

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Tepid

Question 41

Antagonist, Enemy, or Foe

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Adversary

Question 42

To Enstrange or, be Indifferent/Hostile

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Alienate

Question 43

A Skillful Ingenious Device or Clever Trick

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Artifice

Question 44

To Compel by Force

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Coerce

Question 45

Cowardly, Fainthearted or Pusillanimous

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Craven

Question 46

Related to Cooking or the Kitchen

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Culinary

Question 47

The death, especially of a person in a lofty position

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Demise

Question 48

To Enliven, Cheer, or give Spirit to

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Exhilarate

Question 49

Plowed, but not seeded, Inactive, Unproductive, or Dormant

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Fallow

Question 50

To Disturb, Trouble, or Worry Repeatedly, Beleaguer

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Harass

Question 51

Stormy, Harsh or Severe in attitude or action

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Inclement

Question 52

To pay a debt or settle an account, Eliminate, Reconcile

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Liquidate

Question 53

To Dream about or Ponder

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Muse

Question 54

Unimportant Can be Disregarded

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Negligable

Question 55

To make Permanent or Long Lasting

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Perpetuate

Question 56

An example that may serve as a future intimation, A Guide, Model or Tradition

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Precedent

Question 57

The Inflictment or aim of a Punishment

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Punitive

Question 58

To set right, Remedy, Correct, or Mitigate

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Redress

Question 59

A Temporary Stay or Visit

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Sojourn

Question 60

Refined in Manner or Style, Suave, Elegant

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Urbane