Words

Question 1

Credulous

Answer 1

1. Willing to believe or trust too readily, especially without proper or adequate evidence, gullible

Question 2

Enmity

Answer 2

1. A feeling or condition of hostility; hatred; ill will; animosity; antagonism

Question 3

Impertinent

Answer 3

1. Intrusive
2. Irrelevant
3. Inappropriate or absurd

Question 4

Perfidious

Answer 4

1. Deliberately faithless; treacherous; deceitful

Question 5

Assent

Answer 5

1. To agree or concur; subscribe to
2. To give in, yield, or concede
3. Agreement or approval

Question 6

Banal

Answer 6

1. Lacking in originality, freshness, or excitement

Question 7

Capriciousness

Answer 7

1. The quality of being led by or subject to sudden, odd notions or changes; arbitrary or erratic character

Question 8

Diffident

Answer 8

1. Lacking confidence in your own ability
2. Reserved in Manner
3. Distrustful

Question 9

Solicitous

Answer 9

1. Being very concerned for someone’s well being
2. Being anxious or eager to do something

Question 10

Visage

Answer 10

1. The face, usually with reference to a shape, features, expression, etc.
2. Aspect, appearance

Question 11

Ardent

Answer 11

1. Intense, passionate emotion
2. Intensely eager or devoted
3. Glowing very bright, like one of a fire
4. Burning, very hot, on fire

Question 12

Languish

Answer 12

1. To be weak
2. To loose energy
3. To be neglected
4. To be ignored

Question 13

Transpire

Answer 13

1. For something to happen
2. An event that has occurred

Question 14

Turbid

Answer 14

1. Not clear or transparent because of stirred-up sediment or the like; clouded; opaque; obscured
2. Thick or dense, like smoke or clouds
3. Confused; muddled; disturbed

Question 15

Anathema

Answer 15

1. A curse or form of punishment
2. Of a person or thing, greatly hated or loathed

Question 16

Assignation

Answer 16

1. An assigned meeting place, typically secretly between two lovers
2. An assignment

Question 17

Convivial

Answer 17

1. Being occupied with or fond of the pleasures that come with pleasant company
2. Lively and enjoyable event

Question 18

Fortitude

Answer 18

1. Metal and emotional strength in facing difficulty, adversity, danger, or temptation courageously

Question 19

Symbiosis

Answer 19

1. The living together of two or more dissimilar organisms
2. Mutualistic or parasitic relationship

Question 20

Telepathy

Answer 20

1. Communication between minds by some means more than sensory perception

Question 21

Transience

Answer 21

1. The attribute of being brief or fleeting

Question 22

Perfunctory

Answer 22

1. Performed without much interest, hasty and uninterested
2. Lacking interest, inattentive, superficial

Question 23

Prerogative

Answer 23

1. The exclusive right or privilege given with a certain rank or position
2. A right or privilege limited to a specific person
3. A power or immunity given to a certain person or position

Question 24

Querulous

Answer 24

1. Full of complaints, complaining
2. Characterized by or spoken in complaint

Question 25

Redundant

Answer 25

1. Exceeding what is needed or useful; superfluous or unnecessary 2. Characterized by unnecessary word or repetition; verbose

Question 26

Succumbed

Answer 26

1. To yield to a greater force 2. To die off injury, disease, etc.

Question 27

Stoical

Answer 27

1. To endure pain and hardship without showing feeling or complaining 2. Of or belonging to the Stoics or their school of philosophy

Question 28

Atrophy

Answer 28

1. A wasting away of the body or of an organ or part, because of defective nutrition or nerve damage 2. Degeneration, decline, or decrease, from disuse

Question 29

Extirpate

Answer 29

1. To remove or destroy totally; do away with; exterminate 2. To pull up by or as if by the roots; uproot

Question 30

Indolence

Answer 30

1. Dislike of putting in much effort 2. Love of doing things the easy way, if doing anything at all

Question 31

Mundane

Answer 31

1. Common; ordinary; banal; unimaginative 2. Of or relating to the world, universe, or earth