HSPT Vocabulary
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What does the verb 'instigate' mean?

  • To frighten
  • To initiate or plot (correct)
  • To intervene
  • To firmly establish

Which adjective describes something that is unwelcomed?

  • Invincible
  • Intrusive (correct)
  • Intricate
  • Irrational

What does the term 'livid' imply when used to describe a person?

  • Joyful and happy
  • Free from energy
  • Trusting or naive
  • Angry or enraged (correct)

Which term best describes an approach that is unbiased?

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What does the verb 'obliterate' mean?

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Which adjective describes a person described as 'negligent'?

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What part of speech is the word 'abode'?

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Which word means to make amends?

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Which option correctly defines the adjective 'ambiguous'?

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What does the word 'abhor' mean?

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Which of the following words indicates an ability to change?

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What is the meaning of 'ascertain'?

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Which word refers to a situation that is dry?

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Which term best describes a person who is eager and enthusiastic?

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What does the term 'belligerent' imply about a person's behavior?

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Which word means to confuse or perplex someone?

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Which adjective describes something that is unoriginal and dull?

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What is the meaning of 'censure' in a formal context?

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Which of the following terms describes a secretive or hidden activity?

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What does the word 'benevolent' imply about a person's intentions?

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What is the primary meaning of the word 'exonerate'?

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Which of the following words describes a situation that is 'unlucky'?

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Which term best describes a 'weak' individual?

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What does the term 'frivolous' primarily imply?

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Which of the following words means 'to hinder'?

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What is the meaning of 'impeccable'?

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What does it mean to 'impede'?

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What does the term 'cynical' imply?

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Which of the following is the best definition of 'debilitating'?

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What does the word 'eradicate' signify?

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The term 'dilapidated' is best described as referring to something that is:

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What does 'diligent' imply about a person's behavior?

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Which option best describes the meaning of 'discern'?

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What is the meaning of 'ecstatic'?

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Flashcards

Exhibit (v.)

To display or show something publicly.

Exonerate (v.)

To free someone from blame or responsibility.

Fallacy (n.)

A false belief or a misleading argument.

Feign (v.)

To pretend or to fake something.

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Flagrant (adj.)

Very obvious, blatant, or undisguised.

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Hamper (v.)

To hinder or slow down progress.

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Harbor (v.)

To protect or shelter something.

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Hasten (v.)

To speed up or hurry.

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Instill

To firmly establish or implant something, such as an idea or belief.

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Instinctive

Automatic, acting without conscious thought.

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Instigate

To initiate or start something, often with a negative or harmful intent.

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Intact

In one piece, complete and undamaged.

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Integrity

Honesty and integrity.

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Interfere

To intervene or interfere in a situation, usually with a negative outcome.

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Intimidate

To frighten or intimidate someone.

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Intricate

Complex, detailed, or intricate.

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Inundate

To overload or overwhelm someone or something.

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Invigorate

To give energy to or invigorate something or someone.

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Disclose (v.)

To reveal something that was kept secret or hidden.

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Debilitating (adj.)

To weaken or make someone less strong or healthy.

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Debunk (v.)

To question the honesty or truthfulness of something.

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Eccentric (adj.)

An unusual or strange person or behavior.

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Epitome (n.)

A perfect example or representation of something.

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Discriminate (v.)

To show prejudice or favoritism towards a particular group.

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Deter (v.)

To stop something or someone from doing something.

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Elated (adj.)

To be very happy and excited.

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Averse (adj.)

Opposed to; unwilling to do something.

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Avid (adj.)

Eager; enthusiastic.

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Baffle (v.)

To confuse or bewilder.

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Banal (adj.)

Commonplace; lacking originality.

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Banter (n.)

Lighthearted teasing or playful conversation.

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Barter (v.)

To exchange goods or services without using money.

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Belligerent (adj.)

Warlike; eager to fight.

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Belittle (v.)

To make someone feel unimportant or inferior.

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Benefit (v.)

To gain an advantage or profit from something.

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Abbreviate

To shorten something, like a word or phrase.

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Abdicate

To give up a position of power, often a king or queen.

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Abhor

To truly despise something or someone.

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Abnormal

Not following the usual pattern or standard.

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Abode

A place where someone lives, their home.

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Abrasive

Rough or irritating, like sandpaper.

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Abrupt

Sudden and unexpected, often harsh or rude.

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Absolve

To forgive someone completely, clearing their guilt.

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