Mid Level Day 4

Question 1

Suggestible

Answer 1

Definition: capable of being influenced by suggestion
Synonym:
Antonym:
Sentence: Her suggestible nature caused people to often feed her ideas.

Question 2

Forge

Answer 2

Definition: an open fireplace or hearth
Synonym:
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Sentence: The blacksmith used his forge to craft a myriad of wares.

Question 3

Sentry

Answer 3

Definition: solider stationed as a guard
Synonym: sentinel, guard
Antonym:
Sentence: The sentry guarded the door to the king’s room.

Question 4

Affix

Answer 4

Definition: to make firm
Synonym: fasten, glue
Antonym: detach, unfasten
Sentence: After he made sure to affix a stamp to the letter, he dropped it
in the mail.

Question 5

Inhibition

Answer 5

Definition: a nervous feeling that prevents you from expressing your thoughts or feelings
Synonym: reserve, suppression
Antonym: disinhibition
Sentence: Many people find that drinking alcohol causes them to lose some of their inhibitions.

Question 6

hearty

Answer 6

Definition: warm and friendly
Synonym: genuine, sincere
Antonym: aloof, apathetic
Sentence: He offered her hearty congratulations.

Question 7

Evolve

Answer 7

Definition: develop gradually
Synonym: mature, change
Antonym:
Sentence: Over time, their relationship evolved from friendship to romance.

Question 8

Combustibility

Answer 8

Definition: flammability.
Synonym:
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Sentence: Because of the combustibility of the material, it had very specific storing instructions.

Question 9

Alteration

Answer 9

Definition: a change in the appearance of anything
Synonym: adjustment, amendment
Antonym:
Sentence: She had to have a slight alteration made to her wedding dress.

Question 10

Intercept

Answer 10

Definition: take away or seize on the way from one place to another
Synonym: seize, hijack
Antonym:
Sentence: The enemy was able to intercept the letter and discover their plans.

Question 11

Indecorous

Answer 11

Definition: not in accordance with proper behavior
Synonym: rude, improper
Antonym: proper, polite
Sentence: His indecorous behavior made people think little of him.

Question 12

Resilience

Answer 12

Definition: power of springing back
Synonym: elasticity, pliancy
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Sentence: The child’s resilience after the injury was astounding.

Question 13

Guarantee

Answer 13

Definition: promise to do something
Synonym: pledge, assurance
Antonym:
Sentence: The store guaranteed customers would be satisfied with their products.

Question 14

Hostility

Answer 14

Definition: unfriendliness
Synonym: enmity, bitterness
Antonym: friendliness, kindness
Sentence: The man showed open hostility toward his relatives.

Question 15

Touché

Answer 15

Definition: exclamation of acknowledging an effective point in an argument or a clever reply
Synonym:
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Sentence: At her witty comeback, he shouted, “touché!”

Question 16

Dalliance

Answer 16

Definition: flirtation
Synonym:
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Sentence: Her dalliance with the man next door was obvious.

Question 17

Restoration

Answer 17

Definition: a bringing back or establishing again
Synonym: recovery, revival
Antonym: destruction, abolition
Sentence: The restoration of the king to the throne brought peace to the
country.

Question 18

Stimulate

Answer 18

Definition: to spur or rouse to go on
Synonym: arouse, excite
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Sentence: She tried to stimulate her child’s mind by giving him lots of books.

Question 19

Apologetic

Answer 19

Definition: offering words of regret for an offense
Synonym: regretful, remorseful
Antonym: unrepentant, remorseless
Sentence: The little girl was apologetic about breaking her brother’s toy.

Question 20

Intrusion

Answer 20

Definition: act of forcing oneself into somewhere without permission
Synonym: encroachment, imposition
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Sentence: His intrusion into her office was unwelcome.

Question 21

Uncivilized

Answer 21

Definition: barbarous
Synonym: boorish, wild
Antonym: civilized, sophisticated
Sentence: Her manners were most uncivilized.

Question 22

Artillery

Answer 22

Definition: rockets or guns manned by a crew
Synonym: munitions, arms
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Sentence: The well-manned artillery is what ultimately won the war.

Question 23

Javelin

Answer 23

Definition: a light spear thrown by hand
Synonym: spear, lance
Antonym:
Sentence: The soldier threw a javelin at his enemy.

Question 24

Fringe

Answer 24

Definition: border
Synonym: brink, edge
Antonym: center, inside
Sentence: He found himself at the fringe of his neighborhood during his
run.

Question 25

Piazza

Answer 25

Definition: a large porch along one or more sides of the house
Synonym: veranda, patio
Antonym:
Sentence: Since it was a nice day, they decided to have dinner on the piazza

Question 26

Dissection

Answer 26

Definition: act of cutting apart to examine the structure
Synonym:
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Sentence: Each year in biology, students conducted a dissection of a frog.

Question 27

Glisten

Answer 27

Definition: shine with a twinkling light
Synonym: glitter, sparkle
Antonym:
Sentence: Her eyes glistened with tears.

Question 28

Essence

Answer 28

Definition: that which makes a thing what it is
Synonym: aspect, characteristic
Antonym:
Sentence: The essence of the play was humor and wit.

Question 29

Immaturity

Answer 29

Definition: an undeveloped condition or quality
Synonym: inexperience, incompleteness
Antonym: experience, maturity
Sentence: Her immaturity often posed a problem in the workplace.

Question 30

Frustration

Answer 30

Definition: a feeling of anger or annoyance caused by being unable to do something
Synonym: annoyance, exasperation
Antonym: contentment, satisfaction
Sentence: His frustration came largely from the fact that she wouldn’t listen to him.