Mid Level Day 30

Question 1

Legitimacy

Answer 1

Noun
Definition: lawful or rightful
Synonym: validity, legal
Antonym: invalid, illegal
Sentence: The legitimacy of the dictators rule was questionable

Question 2

Sonant

Answer 2

Adjective
Definition: the quality of producing sound
Synonym:
Antonym:
Sentence: She was very sensitive to all things sonant.

Question 3

Hemorrhage

Answer 3

Noun
Definition: a discharge of blood from a damaged blood vessel
Synonym: bleeding
Antonym:
Sentence: He died suddenly of a massive cerebral hemorrhage.

Question 4

Enrage

Answer 4

Adjective
Definition: to be very angry
Synonym: enflame, incense
Antonym: gratify, please
Sentence: The writer was enraged to learn someone had illegally published her work online.

Question 5

Receptionist

Answer 5

Noun
Definition: a person employed to receive calls
Synonym: secretary, clerk
Antonym:
Sentence: The detective’s new receptionist was an expert at identifying unwanted calls.

Question 6

Paralegal

Answer 6

Noun
Definition: person trained to assist a lawyer
Synonym:
Antonym:
Sentence: Though currently a paralegal, she hoped to one day be a lawyer herself.

Question 7

Oddment

Answer 7

Definition: something left over
Synonym: remnant, scrap
Antonym:
Sentence: She made a quilt with the oddments of fabric left over from her other projects.

Question 8

Seminary

Answer 8

Noun
Definition: school for training students to be priests, ministers, rabbis, etc.
Synonym:
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Sentence: He went to a seminary in order to be a preacher.

Question 9

Venomous

Answer 9

Adjective
Definition: poisonous
Synonym: toxic, malicious
Antonym:
Sentence: Her venomous words were hurtful to her friend.

Question 10

Formulaic

Answer 10

Adjective
Definition: based on a formula
Synonym: mechanical, routine, repeating
Antonym: varying
Sentence: Her daily routines had become somewhat formulaic.

Question 11

Granular

Answer 11

Adjective
Definition: consisting of small grains
Synonym: coarse, grainy
Antonym: smooth
Sentence: Oatmeal is granular in texture.

Question 12

Acoustic

Answer 12

Noun
Definition: the properties that determine how sound is transmitted
Synonym: auditory, hearing
Antonym:
Sentence: Since the acoustics in the room were terrible, he decided to buy new speakers.

Question 13

Ineptitude

Answer 13

Noun
Definition: unfitness
Synonym: incapacity, incompetence
Antonym: skill, adroitness
Sentence: His complete ineptitude at algebra changed his mind about being a doctor.

Question 14

Complexity

Answer 14

Noun
Definition: a complicated quality
Synonym: complication, intricacy
Antonym: simplicity, directness
Sentence: The complexity of the calculus problem puzzled her.

Question 15

Abreast

Answer 15

Adverb
Definition: side by side
Synonym: beside, aligned
Antonym: opposite, disjoined
sentence. The soldiers stood abreast of each other before battle

Question 16

Indeterminate

Answer 16

Adjective
Definition: not definite or fixed
Synonym: undetermined, indefinite
Antonym: certain, sure
Sentence: The pay freeze was said to last an indeterminate amount of time.

Question 17

Obstruction

Answer 17

Noun
Definition: something that gets in the way
Synonym: blockage, interference
Antonym: aid, assistance
Sentence: There was an obstruction in the road.

Question 18

Harmonize

Answer 18

Verb
Definition: bring into accord or agreement
Synonym: coordinate, arrange
Antonym:
Sentence: The violinists in the orchestra were out of sync and had to be harmonized

Question 19

Procedural

Answer 19

Adjective
Definition: something that relies on a process/system
Synonym:
Antonym:
Sentence: The company had very strict procedural guidelines for all transactions.

Question 20

Divination

Answer 20

Noun
Definition: act of foreseeing the future
Synonym: augury, prophecy
Antonym:
Sentence: Many people sought her out because of her gifts of divination.

Question 21

Disclaimer

Answer 21

Noun
Definition: a statement that is meant to warn someone
Synonym: repudiation, clause
Antonym:
Sentence: The contract had a disclaimer stating that any injuries as a result of the medical procedure were not the doctor’s fault.

Question 22

Cockpit

Answer 22

Noun
Definition: a place where the pilot sits in an airplane
Synonym:
Antonym:
Sentence: The pilot and copilot made their way to the cockpit for take off.

Question 23

Notability

Answer 23

Adjective
Definition: distinction
Synonym: eminence, authority
Antonym:
Sentence: The notability of his action helped the case for his promotion.

Question 24

Vexation

Answer 24

Adjective
Definition: an annoyance
Synonym: chagrin, agitation
Antonym:
Sentence: Her friend’s thoughtless words, caused her great vexation.

Question 25

Horizontal

Answer 25

Adjective
Definition: parallel to the horizon
Synonym: flat, level
Antonym:
Sentence: She worried that wearing horizontal stripes would make her look wider.

Question 26

Chemistry

Answer 26

Noun
Definition: strong attraction
Synonym: appeal, attractiveness
Antonym: repulsion, revulsion
Sentence: He knew, even on their first date, that they had strong chemistry

Question 27

Monetary

Answer 27

Adjective
Definition: having to do with finances
Synonym: fiscal, financial
Antonym:
Sentence: He did not join the company for monetary gain.

Question 28

Sternum

Answer 28

Noun
Definition: breastbone
Synonym:
Antonym:
Sentence: During the game, a baseball hit the athlete in the sternum.

Question 29

Affirmation

Answer 29

Adjective
Definition: a positive statement
Synonym: assertion, confirmation
Antonym: denial, negation
Sentence: His affirmation was all that was needed to begin the project.

Question 30

Inheritable

Answer 30

Adjective
Definition: capable of being passed down from the previous generation
Synonym: genetic, hereditary
Antonym:
Sentence. : The disease, fortunately, was not inheritable