Vocab Unit 2 Flashcards
Adroit
Adjective: skillful, expert in the use of the hands or mind
I know someone who is ______ when it comes to writing poems.
Amicable
Adjective: peaceable, friendly
Canada is very ________.
Averse
Adjective: having a deep-seated distaste; opposed, unwilling
People who are ________ do not often like doing volunteer work.
Belligerent
Adjective: to fighting, warlike; combative, aggressive
Noun: one at war, one engaged in war
In every ________ time in history everyone seems depressed.
Benevolent
Adjective: kindly, charitable
Dogs are very _______ creatures.
Cursory
Adjective: hasty, not thorough
Most students become very ______ towards the end of the day because just want to go home.
Duplicity
Noun: treachery, deceitfulness
How could you be such a _________ even after you helped the elderly?
Extol
Verb: to praise extravagantly
The teacher ______ any student that gets a 95% or higher on their test.
Feasible
Adjective: possible, able too be done
Going to the zoo was _______ because it was a weekend.
Grimace
Noun: a wry face, facial distortion
Verb: to make a wry face
Michael ________ when he stubbed his toe.
Holocaust
Noun: a large-scale destruction, especially by fire; a vast slaughter; a burnt offering
The Baltimore riots were thought of as somewhat of a ________.
Impervious
Adjective: not affected or hurt by; admitting of no passage or entrance
The new website is __________ to hackers.
Impetus
Noun: a moving force, impulse, stimulus
Jeopardy
Noun: danger
Our lives were in _________ as we crossed the bridge that was falling down behind us.
Meticulous
Adjective: extremely careful; particular about details
My boss was very _________ when it came to cleaning the television screens.