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Which of the following scenarios best illustrates the meaning of 'extricate'?
Which of the following scenarios best illustrates the meaning of 'extricate'?
- Presenting evidence to support a well-established scientific theory.
- Carefully untangling a kite string from a tree. (correct)
- Negotiating a complex business deal with multiple stakeholders.
- Volunteering time at a local charity to assist those in need.
In what context would describing something as 'vapid' be most appropriate?
In what context would describing something as 'vapid' be most appropriate?
- Analyzing a highly engaging and informative documentary.
- Reviewing a thought-provoking philosophical debate.
- Criticizing a bland and uninspired work of art. (correct)
- Evaluating a complex mathematical equation.
Which of the following situations exemplifies something 'transient'?
Which of the following situations exemplifies something 'transient'?
- Establishing a permanent residence in a stable community.
- The enduring effects of a major historical event.
- A brief and fleeting moment of joy. (correct)
- A company's long-term strategic plan.
How does the term 'caveat' function in a legal or contractual context?
How does the term 'caveat' function in a legal or contractual context?
Which scenario illustrates 'fractious' behavior?
Which scenario illustrates 'fractious' behavior?
Which of these situations would likely be described as 'soporific'?
Which of these situations would likely be described as 'soporific'?
What does it mean for a statement to be considered 'axiomatic'?
What does it mean for a statement to be considered 'axiomatic'?
In what context would the word 'precept' most likely be used?
In what context would the word 'precept' most likely be used?
In which scenario would the term 'filch' be most appropriate?
In which scenario would the term 'filch' be most appropriate?
Which situation is best described as 'blazon'?
Which situation is best described as 'blazon'?
Flashcards
Extricate
Extricate
Set free from a difficulty or entanglement.
Vapid
Vapid
Dull or boring.
Transient
Transient
Lasting only a short time, not permanent.
Caveat
Caveat
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Fractious
Fractious
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Soporific
Soporific
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Axiomatic
Axiomatic
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Precept
Precept
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Filch
Filch
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Scathing
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Study Notes
- Extricate (v) means to set free from a difficulty or entanglement.
- Vapid (adj) is defined as dull or boring.
- Transient (adj, n) means lasting only a short time and not permanent.
- Caveat (n) is a warning.
- Fractious (adj) means tending to be troublesome.
- Soporific (adj) is defined as causing sleep.
- Axiomatic (adj) means self-evident.
- Precept (n) is expressing a well-known rule or principle.
- Filch (v) means to steal in a sneaky way.
- Scathing (adj) means bitterly severe or harsh.
- Blazon (v) means to broadcast widely.
- Equitable (adj) is defined as fair and just.
- Salutary (adj) means good for you, beneficial, or helpful.
- Unwieldy (adj) is difficult to manage or handle.
- Flout (v) means to mock, sneer at, or snicker at.
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This lesson defines vocabulary words like extricate, vapid, transient, caveat, and fractious. It includes definitions of soporific, axiomatic, precept, filch, scathing, blazon, equitable, salutary, and unwieldy. The definitions will help improve your vocabulary.
