Vocabulary Building: Advanced English Words
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Vocabulary Building: Advanced English Words

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What does the word 'parsimonious' mean?

  • Stingy (correct)
  • Generous
  • Outgoing
  • Friendly
  • What does it mean to 'acknowledge' something?

  • To question
  • To deny
  • To ignore
  • To accept (correct)
  • What does 'homogeneous' mean in a scientific context?

  • Impossible to mix
  • Different in composition
  • Uniform in composition (correct)
  • Changing constantly
  • What is the opposite of 'reluctantly'?

    <p>Eagerly</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does 'visceral' refer to?

    <p>Related to the organs in the abdominal cavity</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Vocabulary Building

    • Effervescent: describe something that is lively and enthusiastic, often used to describe someone's personality or a festive atmosphere
    • Mawkish: excessively sentimental or emotional, often in a way that is considered annoying or insincere
    • Parsimonious: extremely frugal or stingy with money, reluctant to spend or give
    • Visceral: relating to strong emotions or instincts, often used to describe a deep, intuitive feeling
    • Ingeniously: doing something in a clever or inventive way
    • Inquisitively: having a curious or questioning nature, often asking many questions
    • Obnoxiously: behaving in a way that is annoying or unpleasant, often intentionally so
    • Reluctantly: doing something unwillingly or hesitantly, often with some resistance
    • Solemnly: doing something in a serious or formal manner, often with a sense of gravity or importance
    • Unethically: behaving in a way that is morally wrong or unjust, often going against accepted standards

    Verbs

    • Acknowledge: to accept or admit something as true or valid
    • Accost: to approach someone suddenly or aggressively, often in a confrontational manner
    • Decimate: to reduce something by a large amount, often by a significant percentage
    • Defer: to put off or delay something until a later time
    • Justify: to show or prove that something is reasonable or justified
    • Litigate: to engage in a legal case or lawsuit, often involving a long and complex process

    Adjectives

    • Culinary: related to food or cooking, often used to describe a high level of skill or expertise
    • Homogeneous: uniform or identical in composition or character, often used to describe a mixture or group
    • Immutable: unable to be changed or modified, often used to describe a fundamental aspect of something

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    Test your knowledge of advanced English vocabulary with this quiz featuring words like effervescent, mawkish, and parsimonious.

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