List 1

Question 1

agitation

Answer 1

noun - a state of anxiety or nervous excitement

These reflections have dispelled the agitation with which I began my letter

Question 2

agitate

Answer 2

verb - to make (someone) troubled or nervously to stir or disturb

If I talk about the problem with him it just agitate him even more

Question 3

amiable

Answer 3

adj - having or displaying a friendly and pleasant manner (syn: friendly, affable, warm, nice, pleasant)

Everyone knew him as an amiable fellow

Question 4

banish

Answer 4

verb - to forbid, abolish or get ride of (something); to sent someone away from a place as an official punishment

She was forever banished from the kingdom after her crime.

Question 5

banishment

Answer 5

noun- the act of getting rid of something unwanted; the punishment of being kick out of a country or other place

Her crimes resulted in her banishment from the kingdom

Question 6

capacious

Answer 6

adj. - containing or capable of containing a great deal

She has a capacious mind.

Question 7

capaciousness

Answer 7

noun - the capacity to understand a broad range of topics, intellectual breadth

The capaciousness of his mind always amazes me.

Question 8

capitulate

Answer 8

verb - surrender

Margaret, if you had seen the man who thus capitulated for his safety, your surprise would have been boundless.

Question 9

capitulation

Answer 9

noun - the act of surrendering

The swift capitulation of the enemy’s forces brought an end to the war.

Question 10

caprice

Answer 10

noun - a sudden and unaccountable change of mood or behavior

The powerful empire was destroyed by the ambition and caprice of the emperor.

Question 11

capricious

Answer 11

adj - given to sudden and unaccountable changes of mood or behavior

He can be sweet sometimes, but he’s just capricious and fickle.

Question 12

fervent

Answer 12

adj - having or displaying a passionate intensity

Eliza was a fervent BTS fan, until they went to the military.

Question 13

fervor

Answer 13

noun - intense and passionate feeling

He read out loud with fervor, the names of this year’s champions.

Question 14

fortitude

Answer 14

noun - courage in pain or adversity

In a war, commanders demand the soldiers’ fortitude and spirit.

Question 15

inanimate

Answer 15

adj - not alive, lifeless

I had worked hard for nearly two years, for the sole purpose of infusing life into an inanimate body.

Question 16

indefatigable

Answer 16

adj - never tired, tireless

He was known for his integrity and indefatigable spirit.

Question 17

infallible

Answer 17

adj - incapable of making mistakes or being wrong; never failing;

She has never made any mistakes, but even she isn’t infallible.

Question 18

infallibility

Answer 18

noun - the quality of being infallible; the inability to be wrong

He was fooled by his stubborn infallibility.

Question 19

poignant

Answer 19

adj - causing or having a very sharp feeling for sadness

The photograph was a poignant reminder of her childhood. The loved ones of the dead are not alone in their poignant grief.

Question 20

procure

Answer 20

verb - obtain (something), especially with care or effort

She managed to procure some tickets to the concert.

Question 21

repent

Answer 21

verb - feel or express sincere regret or remorse about one’s wrongdoing or sin

We would be forgiven of our sins if we repented.

Question 22

resolve (v)

Answer 22

verb - settle or find a solution to

The brothers finally resolved their conflict.

Question 23

resolve (n)

Answer 23

noun - firm determination

The difficulties in her way simply strengthened her resolve.