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What does the word 'berate' mean?

  • To drive away
  • To make unsympathetic
  • To be very happy
  • To scold angrily (correct)

What does 'estrange' refer to?

To drive away

What is the meaning of 'euphoric'?

Very happy

The word 'impetuous' means done or acting with careful thought.

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What does 'infallible' mean?

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

Define 'maudlin'.

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What does the term 'regress' imply?

<p>To go backwards</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does 'relinquish' mean?

<p>To give up</p> Signup and view all the answers

Define 'ubiquitous'.

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What is the meaning of 'zenith'?

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Vocabulary Flashcards

  • Berate: To scold angrily or criticize harshly; involves vehement scolding.

  • Estrange: Refers to driving someone away; makes relationships unsympathetic or unfriendly, leading to alienation.

  • Euphoric: Describes a state of being very happy; encompasses an intense feeling of well-being.

  • Impetuous: Indicates impulsiveness; actions are done in haste with minimal thought or consideration.

  • Infallible: Pertains to being perfect or incapable of making errors; denotes an inability to fail.

  • Maudlin: Characterizes overly emotional expressions, often tearfully sentimental.

  • Regress: Means to move backwards; implies returning to an earlier, typically worse, state or behavior.

  • Relinquish: Involves giving something up or surrendering; implies a voluntary release of control or possession.

  • Ubiquitous: Describes something that is found everywhere; suggests existence or perception at all times and places.

  • Zenith: Refers to the highest point or peak; can denote the climax or acme of something.

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