Lesson12

Question 0

blind (adj.)

blindly (adv.)
blindness (n.)

Answer 0

unable to see or understand; to conceal; showing poor judgement or understanding

(syn.) unaware

Question 1

benefit (v.)

beneficially (adv.)
beneficial (adj.)
benefit (n.)
beneficiary (n.)

Answer 1

to be useful or helpful

(syn.) assist

Question 2

broaden (v.)

broadly (adv.)
broad (adj.)
breadth (n.)

Answer 2

to make larger or greater

(syn.) enlarge

Question 3

burgeon (v.)

burgeoning (adj.)

Answer 3

growing at a fast pace

(syn.) thrive

Question 4

conspicuously (adv.)

conspicuous (adj.)

Answer 4

attracting attention

(syn.) noticeably

Question 5

demand (v.)

demandingly (adv.)
demending (adj.)
demand (n.)

Answer 5

to ask for something in a strong way

(syn.) insist

Question 6

endorse (v.)

endorsement (n.)

Answer 6

to express approval

(syn.) support

Question 7

enormous (adj.)

enormously (adv.)
enormity (n.)

Answer 7

very large

(syn.) tremendous

Question 8

entirely (adv.)

entire (adj.)
entirety (n.)

Answer 8

completely

(syn.) thoroughly

Question 9

erode (v.)

erosion (n.)

Answer 9

to wear away; disappear slowly

(syn.) deteriorate

Question 10

evaporate (v.)

evaporation (n.)

Answer 10

to vanish

(syn.) disappear

Question 11

recover (v.)

recovered (adj.)
recoverable (adj.)
recovery (n.)

Answer 11

to get back; to have something returned; to regain strength or health

(syn.) retrieve

Question 12

reportedly (adv.)

reported (adj.)
report (v.)
report (n.)

Answer 12

to know by report; unconfirmed; supposedly

(syn.) rumored

Question 13

shift (n.)

shifting (adj.)
shift (v.)
shifty (adj.)

Answer 13

a change in position or direction

(syn.) switch

Question 14

suffer (v.)

suffering (adj.)
suffering (n.)
sufferer (n.)

Answer 14

to experience difficulty; to worsen in quality; to experience pain

(syn.) endure