Set 4

Question 1

Abstain

Answer 1

To choose to not participate in something. Ex. I abstain from having sex until I meet the one.

Question 2

Approbation

Answer 2

Approval or praise. Ex. I want approbation for sending important documents.

Question 3

Cherish

Answer 3

1. To love something deeply.
2. Keep (a hope or ambition) in one’s mind.

Ex. I want to cherish the memories of a previous romantic partner.

Question 4

Corroborate

Answer 4

Confirm or give support to something. Ex. I want to corroborate that I have deep feelings for my wife.

Question 5

Disparate

Answer 5

Just different; essentially different in kind; not able to be compared to. Ex. I’m disparate; I’m just different from the rest.

Question 6

Emulate

Answer 6

Usually with copying, either matching or surpassing a person or achievement. Ex. I want to emulate your skills on Valorant so I can be better than you one day.

Question 7

Enervate

Answer 7

To make someone feel like they’re drained of energy or vitality. Ex. Hanging out with people I feel like I have to impress enervates me

Question 8

Ephemeral

Answer 8

Lasting for a very short time. I am ephemeral in bed if you sleep with me

Question 9

Fervid

Answer 9

Intense enthusiasm or passion to an excessive degree. Ex. There was a fervid Lebron James fan today and he hit me because I said Michael Jordan was better

Question 10

Garrulous

Answer 10

Excessively talkative, even with trivial matters. Ex. She is garrulous on our first date, it was so enervating

Question 11

Incendiary

Answer 11

1. Tendency to stir shit up.
2. (Of a device or attack) designed to cause fires.
   Ex. Dad showcases incendiary because he just be assuming I’m always playing video games

Question 12

Inimical

Answer 12

Tendency to obstruct or harm. Ex. My ex is inimical, she always finds a way to hurt me even after our break up

Question 13

Intimate

Answer 13

1. Closely familiar with.
2. State or make known.
   Ex. I have intimate relationships that I consider to be lovely as they are important

Question 14

Invigorate

Answer 14

Giving strength or energy to. Ex. Splashing water on my face after a sweaty run is invigorating

Question 15

Mitigate

Answer 15

Making something that was bad kinda less severe, serious or painful. Ex. I want to mitigate the pain my ex left me by just crying it out

Question 16

Obsolete

Answer 16

No longer available after production; out of date. Ex. They don’t have the old IOS13’s anymore for Pokémon Go; they’re obsolete

Question 17

Opaque

Answer 17

1. Not able to be seen through something, or not being transparent.
2. (Especially in language) hard or impossible to understand. Ex.’s That opaque box is black matte; you cannot see anything inside of it unless you open the box(1). Understanding my teacher who has an accept is seemingly opaque(2).

Question 18

Paradigmatic

Answer 18

1. Serving as a general example of something.
2. Understanding the relationship between a set of linguistic terms that form in mutually exclusive choices in particular syntactic roles. Ex. I’ll use the head of this traitor as a paradigmatic lesson to all traitors

Question 19

Pedantic

Answer 19

Too concerned with minor details or rules. He is pedantic; everytime I talk in lecture he always gotta say add little shit no one cares about

Question 20

Placid

Answer 20

1. Not easily upset or excited.
2. Calm and peaceful, with little to no movement or activity.
   Ex. He’s like those placid main characters in anime where they j chill all the time and don’t get mad about anything

Question 21

Polemical

Answer 21

Heated arguing either in writing or speech. Ex. My ex and I were polemical at some random argument about the North Star Boys, like bru

Question 22

Precipitate

Answer 22

Cause an event or situation that you typically didn’t want to happen very suddenly. Ex. I wonder if my ex precipitated the conversation about our break up, or if it was a long time coming from her end

Question 23

Profundity

Answer 23

Great depth of insight or knowledge. Ex. Anyone who has a master is probably profundity on their field

Question 24

Prophetic

Answer 24

Getting predictions about the future right. Ex. I am prophetic; I predict my ex and I will never get back together

Question 25

Prudent

Answer 25

Acting or showing care and thought for the future. Ex. Holding my parents hand in the crosswalk is them showing prudence

Question 26

Punctilious

Answer 26

Showing great attention to detail or behavior. Ex. I consider myself punctilious because of my attention to detail and observant eyes and feelings

Question 27

Recondite

Answer 27

Of a subject or knowledge, little known. Ex. I am recondite in anything math or science subject related

Question 28

Scrupulous

Answer 28

Of either a person or a process, extremely attentive and careful to details. Ex. I am scrupulous when it comes to getting work done in my 9-5

Question 29

Tranquil

Answer 29

Calm. (I want to have a tranquil life full of looking a green grass with a nice soft breeze*

Question 30

Vacillate

Answer 30

Wavers between opinions or actions; is indecisive. Ex. My ex was vacillate; she said she didn’t know if she likes me then said she did like me then broke up with me lol