Scholarship Voc. Lesson 3

Question 0

averse

Answer 0

having s strong feeling of opposition; disinclined; reluctant; loath

Question 1

assume

Answer 1

take for granted ;suppose; presume

Question 2

callour

Answer 2

feeling no sympathy for other; insensitive; hardheated

Question 3

discernible

Answer 3

capable of being discerned (perceived); distinguishable; observable; perceptible

Question 4

dubious

Answer 4

of uncertain outcome; doubtful; questionable; unpromising

Question 5

ecstasy

Answer 5

sudden, intense feeling of joy; delight; rapture; bliss

Question 6

forgo

Answer 6

do without ; renounce; sacrifice

Question 7

hollow

Answer 7

having a cavity inside; lacking in real value; empty; vain

Question 8

indulgent

Answer 8

inclined to give in to one’s wishes or those of others; lenient; tolerant

Question 9

inflict

Answer 9

cause something unwelcome to be endured ; impose ; force

Question 10

intrigue

Answer 10

underhanded scheme; plot ; conspiracy

Question 11

invaluable

Answer 11

of value too great to measure ; precious; priceless

Question 12

meddlesome

Answer 12

habitually involving oneself in matters that are not one’s concern; intrusive; interfering; impertinent

Question 13

meticulous

Answer 13

giving, or done with, extreme care to details; exact; precise; painstaking

Question 14

oblige

Answer 14

make necessary; compel; constrain

Question 15

perturb

Answer 15

cause to be alarmed or upset; disturb; disquiet; agitate

Question 16

remiss

Answer 16

negligent in performing a task or duty; neglectful; derelict; lax

Question 17

resolve

Answer 17

deal with successfully; clear up; solve; settle

Question 18

retrieve

Answer 18

get back; recover; regain; repossess

Question 19

steadfast

Answer 19

not subject to change; dependable; loyal; staunch