Final Exam. ROMA 19 - Epilogue

Question 1

Exhume

Answer 1

(Verb) To remove from a grave

Question 2

Extricate

Answer 2

(Verb) To free from, disentangle

Question 3

Hackneyed (Hackneed)

Answer 3

(Adjective) Worn out by overuse

Question 4

Reiterate

Answer 4

(Verb) To say or do again, repeat

Question 5

Verbatim (Verbātum)

Answer 5

(Adverb) Word for word

Question 6

Apathetic

Answer 6

(Adjective) Indifferent, unconcerned

Question 7

Mundane

Answer 7

(Adjective) Worldly, commonplace

Question 8

Indigenous

Answer 8

(Adjective) Native, occurring naturally in an area

Question 9

Prevalent

Answer 9

(Adjective) Widespread, a lot

Question 10

Efficacious

Answer 10

(Adjective) Effective, efficient

Question 11

Plausible

Answer 11

(Adjective) Seemingly valid, likely, or acceptable; credible

Question 12

Culpable

Answer 12

(Adjective) Guilty, responsible for wrong

Question 13

Viable

Answer 13

(Adjective) Workable, able to succeed or grow

Question 14

Obsequious

Answer 14

(Adjective) Overly submissive and obedient, fawning over

Question 15

Pernicious

Answer 15

(Adjective) Highly destructive

Question 16

Interminable

Answer 16

(Adjective) Endless

Question 17

Quandary

Answer 17

(Noun) Dilemma, difficulty

Question 18

Elude

Answer 18

(Verb) To escape the perception, understanding, or grasp of

Question 19

Exonerate

Answer 19

(Verb) To clear of blame, absolve

Question 20

Infer

Answer 20

(Verb) To conclude, deduce

Question 21

Neophyte

Answer 21

(Noun) Novice, beginner

Question 22

Loathe

Answer 22

(Verb) To abhor, despise, hate

Question 23

Writhe

Answer 23

(Verb) To twist, as in pain, struggle, or embarrassment

Question 24

Anarchy

Answer 24

(Noun) Absence of government or law; chaos

Question 25

Antithesis

Answer 25

(Noun) Exact opposite or direct contrast

Question 26

Credible

Answer 26

(Adjective) Plausible, believable

Question 27

Insinuate

Answer 27

(Verb) To subtly and indirectly suggest, hint

Question 28

Ambivalence

Answer 28

(Noun) Attitude or uncertainty; conflicting emotions

Question 29

Insidious

Answer 29

(Adjective) Sly, treacherous, developing slowly before becoming

Question 30

Progeny

Answer 30

(Noun) Offspring, future generations

Question 31

Thwart

Answer 31

(Verb) To block or prevent from happening, frustrate

Question 32

Anthropomorphic

Answer 32

(Adjective) Attributing human qualities to nonhumans

Question 33

Affinity

Answer 33

(Noun) Fondness, liking; similarity

Question 34

Prevaricate

Answer 34

(Verb) To lie, evade the truth

Question 35

Impetuous

Answer 35

(Adjective) Quick to act without thinking

Question 36

Ascertain (asertâin)

Answer 36

(Verb) To determine, discover, make certain of