Mastery Test 10-13 Flashcards
What does ‘Abominable’ mean?
Very bad or unpleasant.
What does ‘Bumbling’ mean?
Clumsy or incompetent.
What is a ‘Consequence’?
A result or effect of an action or condition.
What does ‘Delude’ mean?
To mislead or deceive.
What does ‘Dole’ mean?
To distribute something, often in small amounts.
What does ‘Engulf’ mean?
To completely surround or cover something.
What does ‘Foil’ mean?
To prevent something from succeeding.
What does ‘Formulate’ mean?
To develop a plan or idea systematically.
What is ‘Initiative’?
The ability to take charge or a new plan or proposal.
What is a ‘Memento’?
An object kept as a reminder of a person or event.
What is a ‘Nonconformist’?
A person who does not follow established customs or beliefs.
What does ‘Null and Void’ mean?
No longer valid or legally binding.
What is a ‘Panorama’?
A wide view of an area or a comprehensive presentation of a subject.
What does ‘Posterity’ refer to?
Future generations.
What does ‘Pry’ mean?
To inquire too curiously or force something open.
What does ‘Refurbish’ mean?
To renovate or improve something.
What does ‘Resourceful’ mean?
Able to solve problems effectively and creatively.
What does ‘Rigorous’ mean?
Extremely thorough or strict.
What does ‘Subsequent’ mean?
Coming after something in time.
What does ‘Unerring’ mean?
Always accurate or correct.
What is an ‘Alias’?
A false or alternate name.
What does ‘Amble’ mean?
To walk at a slow, relaxed pace.
What does ‘Burly’ mean?
Large and strong; heavily built.
What does ‘Distort’ mean?
To twist out of shape or misrepresent.
What does ‘Dogged’ mean?
Determined and persistent.
What does ‘Dumbfounded’ mean?
Greatly astonished or shocked.
What does ‘Extinct’ mean?
No longer existing.
What is a ‘Fossil’?
Preserved remains or impressions of ancient organisms.
What does ‘Grit’ mean?
Courage and determination or small, loose particles of stone.
What does ‘Inevitable’ mean?
Certain to happen; unavoidable.
What does ‘Ingrained’ mean?
Deeply rooted or firmly established.
What does ‘Meteoric’ mean?
Very rapid and often temporary, like a meteor.
What does ‘Parody’ mean?
A humorous or satirical imitation.
What does ‘Prevail’ mean?
To be victorious or widespread.
What does ‘Rend’ mean?
To tear something apart violently.
What does ‘Replenish’ mean?
To refill or restore.
What does ‘Rummage’ mean?
To search thoroughly but disorderly.
What does ‘Skimp’ mean?
To use less of something than is necessary.
What does ‘Sleuth’ mean?
A detective or to investigate like one.
What does ‘Vandalism’ mean?
Deliberate destruction or damage to property.
What does ‘Abduct’ mean?
To kidnap or carry off by force.
What does ‘Ambiguous’ mean?
Open to more than one interpretation; unclear.
What does ‘Balk’ mean?
To hesitate or refuse to proceed.
What does ‘Compact’ mean?
Small and efficient or an agreement between parties.
What does ‘Confer’ mean?
To discuss something or grant a title or benefit.
What does ‘Earmark’ mean?
To designate something for a specific purpose.
What does ‘Frigid’ mean?
Very cold or unfriendly.
What does ‘Implement’ mean?
A tool or to put a plan into action.
What does ‘Incalculable’ mean?
Too great to be measured or counted.
What does ‘Indisputable’ mean?
Impossible to question or doubt.
What does ‘Intensive’ mean?
Highly concentrated or thorough.
What does ‘Maneuver’ mean?
A skillful movement or strategy.
What does ‘Sabotage’ mean?
To deliberately destroy or disrupt.
What does ‘Scant’ mean?
Barely sufficient or inadequate.
What does ‘Stealthy’ mean?
Done in a secretive or sneaky manner.
What does ‘Strapping’ mean?
Strong and muscular.
What does ‘Strident’ mean?
Loud, harsh, or forceful.
What does ‘Thrive’ mean?
To grow or develop well.
What does ‘Titanic’ mean?
Very large, powerful, or important.
What does ‘Valiant’ mean?
Brave and courageous.
