"Shattering Glass"

Question 1

Recalcitrant

Answer 1

(adjective) stubbornly refuses to obey rules or orders
My recalcitrant dog won’t let me put a sweater on her.
Synonyms- insubordinate, defiant

Question 2

Recalcitrant

Answer 2

(adjective) stubbornly refuses to obey rules or orders
My recalcitrant dog won’t let me put a sweater on her.
Synonyms- insubordinate, defiant

Question 3

Supposition

Answer 3

(noun) an idea or theory that one believes is true
My mom made a supposition that I didn’t do my laundry because I wore the same clothes two days in a row.
Synonyms- hypothesis, theory

Question 4

Clamorous

Answer 4

(adjective) full of loud noise
The clamorous crowd loved the play.
Synonyms- vociferous, squawking

Question 5

Abashed

Answer 5

(adjective) embarrassed
I was abashed when I fell ice skating.
Synonyms- mortified

Question 6

Despondent

Answer 6

(adjective) very sad and without hope
I was despondent when my last plan had failed.
Synonyms- desperate, forlorn, hopeless, depressed

Question 7

Concur

Answer 7

(verb) to agree with someone or something
I concur with your idea on buying a new TV.
Synonyms- agree

Question 8

Barrage

Answer 8

(noun) a great amount of something that comes quickly and continuously
The barrage of water was flowing on the floor when i over filled the bath tub.
Synonyms- Bombardment, flood

Question 9

Ingrained

Answer 9

(adjective) being a part of the inner most nature of a being

It is ingrained in my dog to chew everything.

Question 10

Plod

Answer 10

(verb) to walk slowly with heavy steps
I slowly plodded to my next class.
Synonyms-trudge

Question 11

Ostentatious

Answer 11

(adjective) excessively showy, displaying wealth, knowledge etc. in a way that is meant to attract attention or jealousy.
He was so ostentatious nobody like to be around him.
Synonyms- snobbish, pompous, flashy

Question 12

Supposition

Answer 12

(noun) an idea or theory that one believes is true
My mom made a supposition that I didn’t do my laundry because I wore the same clothes two days in a row.
Synonyms- hypothesis, theory

Question 13

Clamorous

Answer 13

(adjective) full of loud noise
The clamorous crowd loved the play.
Synonyms- vociferous, squawking

Question 14

Abashed

Answer 14

(adjective) embarrassed
I was abashed when I fell ice skating.
Synonyms- mortified

Question 15

Despondent

Answer 15

(adjective) very sad and without hope
I was despondent when my last plan had failed.
Synonyms- desperate, forlorn, hopeless, depressed

Question 16

Concur

Answer 16

(verb) to agree with someone or something
I concur with your idea on buying a new TV.
Synonyms- agree

Question 17

Barrage

Answer 17

(noun) a great amount of something that comes quickly and continuously
The barrage of water was flowing on the floor when i over filled the bath tub.
Synonyms- Bombardment, flood

Question 18

Ingrained

Answer 18

(adjective) being a part of the inner most nature of a being

It is ingrained in my dog to chew everything.

Question 19

Plod

Answer 19

(verb) to walk slowly with heavy steps
I slowly plodded to my next class.
Synonyms-trudge

Question 20

Ostentatious

Answer 20

(adjective) excessively showy, displaying wealth, knowledge etc. in a way that is meant to attract attention or jealousy.
He was so ostentatious nobody like to be around him.
Synonyms- snobbish, pompous, flashy