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What does the verb 'jape' imply?
What does the verb 'jape' imply?
- To express serious concerns
- To do something in jest or mockery (correct)
- To cultivate a romantic relationship
- To carry out an action with extreme care
Which term best describes behavior that is casual and cheerful but may be seen as callous?
Which term best describes behavior that is casual and cheerful but may be seen as callous?
- Gilded
- Formidable
- Blithely (correct)
- Perfunctory
What does 'gilded' metaphorically convey about something?
What does 'gilded' metaphorically convey about something?
- It is entirely made of solid gold
- It is large and intimidating in appearance
- It has a surface-level beauty that may be deceptive (correct)
- It possesses immense inner strength
Which adjective refers to an impressive size or capability that inspires fear or respect?
Which adjective refers to an impressive size or capability that inspires fear or respect?
Which adverb indicates a manner characterized by sorrow or regret, often with a humorous twist?
Which adverb indicates a manner characterized by sorrow or regret, often with a humorous twist?
What does the term 'methodically' imply about a person's approach to tasks?
What does the term 'methodically' imply about a person's approach to tasks?
How would you describe someone who is 'sallow'?
How would you describe someone who is 'sallow'?
What does 'insolence' refer to in terms of behavior?
What does 'insolence' refer to in terms of behavior?
Which word best describes a demeanor that is 'sullen'?
Which word best describes a demeanor that is 'sullen'?
What does the verb 'elicit' mean in communication?
What does the verb 'elicit' mean in communication?
What characteristic is associated with something described as 'gaudy'?
What characteristic is associated with something described as 'gaudy'?
A person labeled as 'imperious' is likely to exhibit which trait?
A person labeled as 'imperious' is likely to exhibit which trait?
What does the adjective 'lithe' describe about a person's physicality?
What does the adjective 'lithe' describe about a person's physicality?
Flashcards
Brazenly
Brazenly
Bold and shameless in behavior; audacious.
Whey-faced
Whey-faced
Pale, typically due to illness, shock, or fear.
Sallow
Sallow
Unhealthy yellow or pale brown complexion, often from illness.
Insolence
Insolence
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Methodically
Methodically
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Sullen
Sullen
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Lithe
Lithe
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Leaden
Leaden
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Jape
Jape
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Ruefully
Ruefully
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Gilded
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Formidable
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Perfunctory
Perfunctory
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Study Notes
Adverbs
- Methodically: Orderly, systematic, careful, deliberate approach to tasks.
- Brazenly: Bold, shameless, audacious behavior or actions.
- Blithely: Casual, cheerful indifference (potentially callous or improper).
- Ruefully: Expressing sorrow or regret, often wryly or humorously.
Adjectives
- Whey-faced: Pale, due to ill health, shock, or fear; distressed, weak.
- Sallow: Unhealthy yellow or pale brown complexion; indicates illness or fatigue.
- Gaudy: Extravagantly bright or showy, tasteless (often in fashion or decor).
- Lithe: Thin, supple, and graceful body.
- Leaden: Dull, heavy, or slow (describing a mood or atmosphere).
- Sullen: Bad-tempered, sulky, gloomy, resentful.
- Wretched: Very unhappy or unfortunate state, evoking sympathy.
- Puissant: Having great power or influence.
- Imperious: Assumes power or authority without justification, arrogant, domineering.
- Brusque: Abrupt, offhand manner in speech or behavior, perceived as rude or curt.
- Formidable: Inspiring fear or respect through being impressive.
- Gilded: Covered thinly with gold leaf or paint, often used metaphorically for superficial beauty.
Verbs
- Elicit: To evoke or draw out a response, answer, or fact.
- Glower: To have an angry or sullen look; to scowl, displeasure or hostility.
- Accost: To approach and address someone boldly or aggressively.
- Jape: To say or do something in jest or mockery.
Nouns
- Insolence: Rude and disrespectful behavior, defiance of authority or social norms.
- Humility: Modest or low view of one's importance.
- Prowess: Skill or expertise in a particular activity, bravery.
- Impertiment: lack of respect; rude behaviour; disrespectful.
Other
- Perfunctory: Carried out with minimal effort or reflection, lack of enthusiasm or care.
- Ribald: Sexual matters in amusingly coarse way (often in humor or satire).
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Test your knowledge of various adverbs and adjectives with this engaging quiz. Discover the nuances of words like 'brazenly' and 'wretched' while enhancing your vocabulary. Perfect for language enthusiasts and students alike!
