Guys Put Ur Lesson 12 Words Here!

Question 1

Ostensible

Answer 1

Adj
Seeming or said to be true or real but very possibly not true or real
This case of murder is ostensible so we should pay attention to it

Question 2

Paragon

Answer 2

n
Someone or something that’s perfect in someway and should be example to be copied
He spent a lot on charity and is a paragon we should learn from

Question 3

Inexorable

Answer 3

Adj
Not able to be stopped or changed
This disease grows so fast that is inexorable now

Question 4

Rectitude

Answer 4

n
The quality of being honest or morally correct
No one questioned his moral rectitude

Question 5

Latent

Answer 5

Adj
Something that exist but is not active or cannot be seen
This house they bought had latent defects

Question 6

petulance

Answer 6

n. the quality or state being petulant

His petulance made her impatient.

Question 7

rectitude

Answer 7

n.the quality of being honest and morally correct

I am sure she is a paragon of rectitude.

Question 8

reprove

Answer 8

v.to criticize or correct,usually in a gentle way

She found herself unable to reprove him.

Question 9

venerate

Answer 9

v.to feel deep respect for someone

I venerate the memory of mu grandfather.

Question 10

Ineffable

Answer 10

Adj
Incapable of being expresses by words
When i found out i got puppy for my birthday, my happiness are ineffable

Question 11

Inchoate

Answer 11

Adj
Not yet fully developed
I got an inchoate idea on what to write in the article

Question 12

Florid

Answer 12

Adj
Showy
One of the council member gave a florid speech

Question 13

Impinge

Answer 13

V
Have a effect or impact
Pressures for school and HW will impinge on students life

Question 14

exculpate

Answer 14

v.
acquit
The criminal is exculpate, so now he is free.

Question 15

exigent

Answer 15

adj.
instant
The poors exigent need money, because they need to buy life necessary things.

Question 16

fastidious

Answer 16

adj.
picky
She is fastidious, if the things that she don’t like to eat, she will never eat it.

Question 17

impertinent

Answer 17

adj.
pert
He shout to teacher, he is a impertinent person.

Question 18

inexorable

Answer 18

adj.
exacting
If he want to do something, he will do it, and never charge, he is a inexorable person.

Question 19

mendacious

Answer 19

adj.
given to lying;
There is a mendacious man lies to everybody, to bulit his own reputation.

Question 20

hackneyed

Answer 20

adj.
If you describe something such as a saying or an image as hackneyed, you think it is no longer likely to interest, amuse or affect people because it has been used, seen, or heard many times before.

This article is rather too hackneyed