Vocab

Question 0

Mollified

Answer 0

To soften in feeling or temper, pacify, appease

Question 1

Capricious

Answer 1

given to sudden and odd changes (could be in mood/behavior)

Antonyms: constant, steady

Question 2

Appease

Answer 2

To bring to a state of peace, quiet, calm or contentment

Question 3

Recriminations

Answer 3

An accusation in response to one from someone else

Question 4

Indignant

Answer 4

Feeling or showing anger or annoyance at what you feel is unfair perceive

Question 5

Nostalgia

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A sentimental longing for the past, typically for a place with happy associations and memories

Question 6

Filibustered

Answer 6

An action such as a prolonged speech that obstructs FIX NOT DONE

Question 7

Devoid

Answer 7

Entirely lacking or free from

Question 8

Temporize

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Avoid making decision or committing oneself in order to gain time

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Vacuity

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Lack of intelligence

Question 10

Naïve

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Showing lack of experience, wisdom, or judgement

Question 11

Rhetoric

Answer 11

The art of effective persuasion (sometimes with figurative speech)

Question 12

Vindictive

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Showing a strong desire or unreasoning for revenge

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Petulant

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Childishly sulky or bad behaviored

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Treacly

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To disgust or sicken someone with excess of sweetness with sentimentally or flattery

Question 15

Cursory

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Hasty and therefore not thorough or detailed

Question 16

Myriad

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A countless or extremely great number

Question 17

Adept

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Very skilled or proficient at something

Question 18

Quelled

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To put to end a (rebellion or other disorder with force)

Question 19

Conflagration

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An extensive fire that destroys a great deal of land or property

Question 20

Fortified

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Strengthened (with defense against an attack)

Question 21

Deleterious

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Causing harm or damage

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Articulated

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Having two or more sections connected by a flexible joint

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Consummate

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Adj: Showing a high degree of skill or flair, complete, perfect

Question 24

Vacillated

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To be indecisive, to waver between different opinions

Question 25

Steadfast

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Dutifully firm and unwavering

Question 26

Negligent

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Failing to take proper care in doing something