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What does the term 'bountiful' mean?
Which word best describes an individual who is unwilling to take risks?
What does it mean to 'invalidate' something?
Which term is associated with a reckless and morally loose behavior?
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What does 'congested' imply about a place?
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Which term applies to behavior that is unpredictable and ridiculous?
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What does it mean to 'veer'?
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Which word is a synonym for 'durable'?
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What is the meaning of 'incognito'?
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Which of the following best defines 'venerate'?
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Which term describes a person who is both energetic and willing to start initiatives?
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What is a likely consequence of providing an oversupply of goods?
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Which of the following describes a state of being disguised or using an assumed identity?
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Which word implies extreme caution or care in actions?
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Which term reflects a tendency to minimize waste and luxury in lifestyle?
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What does the term 'wanton' best characterize in a person's behavior?
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Which term refers to a sturdy object that lasts for several years?
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Which word signifies a harmful effect or injury that results in disadvantage?
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What kind of behavior does 'antics' refer to?
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Which term denotes a slight or indirect incline, rather than a direct approach?
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The food was in such a ______ that it was overflowing and wasted.
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She approached the fragile vase ______, careful not to break it.
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The crowd was so ______ that it was hard to move through the streets.
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The entrepreneur was very ______, always looking for new business ventures.
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To save money, she adopted a ______ lifestyle, avoiding unnecessary expenses.
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His actions were considered ______, showing no regard for the consequences to others.
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The soldier decided to go ______ to avoid being recognized by the enemy.
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Many cultures ______ their ancestors, showing great respect and reverence.
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His ______ during the game kept everyone entertained and laughing.
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She tried to ______ the problem by making it seem less important than it was.
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Study Notes
Vocabulary Definitions
- Avowed: Openly declared without shame; acknowledged declaration of belief or opinion.
- Bountiful: Characterized by generosity and abundance; freely giving and plentiful.
- Congested: Refers to being overcrowded or excessively filled; often used in relation to congestion in traffic or areas.
- Enterprising: Indicates a person with high energy and initiative, willing to start new projects or ventures.
Additional Vocabulary
- Gingerly: Actions taken with extreme caution; careful and delicate movements to avoid risk.
- Glut: Excess provided beyond what is required; results in overfilling or oversaturation in supply.
- Incognito: Operating under a disguise or assumed identity; a state of being unrecognizable.
- Minimize: To reduce to the smallest possible size or amount; to downplay significance.
Behavioral Descriptors
- Veer: Sudden change in direction; can refer to physical movement or shift in strategy.
- Wanton: Describes reckless or unjustified behavior; also refers to individuals perceived as morally loose.
- Antics: Refers to ridiculous or unpredictable behaviors and actions that can be entertaining or nonsensical.
- Banter: Engaging in playful, teasing conversation; light-hearted and humorous exchanges.
Impact and Characteristics
- Detriment: Refers to harm, injury, or damage; denotes causes of disadvantage or loss.
- Durable: Signifies sturdiness and longevity; items that withstand wear and tear over extended periods.
- Frugal: Pertains to economical practices; characterized by avoiding waste and luxury, promoting minimalism.
- Invalidate: The act of making something less valuable or effective; stripping away its significance or force.
Cultural References
- Legendary: Associated with well-known stories or myths; often embodies cultural tales rather than factual events.
- Maim: Refers to causing severe injury or permanent disability; can also mean to mar or disfigure.
- Oblique: Describes a slanted or indirect approach; not straightforward in direction or communication.
- Venerate: Signifies deep respect and reverence; a cultural practice seen in honoring figures of importance.
Vocabulary Definitions
- Avowed: Openly declared without shame; acknowledged declaration of belief or opinion.
- Bountiful: Characterized by generosity and abundance; freely giving and plentiful.
- Congested: Refers to being overcrowded or excessively filled; often used in relation to congestion in traffic or areas.
- Enterprising: Indicates a person with high energy and initiative, willing to start new projects or ventures.
Additional Vocabulary
- Gingerly: Actions taken with extreme caution; careful and delicate movements to avoid risk.
- Glut: Excess provided beyond what is required; results in overfilling or oversaturation in supply.
- Incognito: Operating under a disguise or assumed identity; a state of being unrecognizable.
- Minimize: To reduce to the smallest possible size or amount; to downplay significance.
Behavioral Descriptors
- Veer: Sudden change in direction; can refer to physical movement or shift in strategy.
- Wanton: Describes reckless or unjustified behavior; also refers to individuals perceived as morally loose.
- Antics: Refers to ridiculous or unpredictable behaviors and actions that can be entertaining or nonsensical.
- Banter: Engaging in playful, teasing conversation; light-hearted and humorous exchanges.
Impact and Characteristics
- Detriment: Refers to harm, injury, or damage; denotes causes of disadvantage or loss.
- Durable: Signifies sturdiness and longevity; items that withstand wear and tear over extended periods.
- Frugal: Pertains to economical practices; characterized by avoiding waste and luxury, promoting minimalism.
- Invalidate: The act of making something less valuable or effective; stripping away its significance or force.
Cultural References
- Legendary: Associated with well-known stories or myths; often embodies cultural tales rather than factual events.
- Maim: Refers to causing severe injury or permanent disability; can also mean to mar or disfigure.
- Oblique: Describes a slanted or indirect approach; not straightforward in direction or communication.
- Venerate: Signifies deep respect and reverence; a cultural practice seen in honoring figures of importance.
Vocabulary Definitions
- Avowed: Openly declared without shame; acknowledged declaration of belief or opinion.
- Bountiful: Characterized by generosity and abundance; freely giving and plentiful.
- Congested: Refers to being overcrowded or excessively filled; often used in relation to congestion in traffic or areas.
- Enterprising: Indicates a person with high energy and initiative, willing to start new projects or ventures.
Additional Vocabulary
- Gingerly: Actions taken with extreme caution; careful and delicate movements to avoid risk.
- Glut: Excess provided beyond what is required; results in overfilling or oversaturation in supply.
- Incognito: Operating under a disguise or assumed identity; a state of being unrecognizable.
- Minimize: To reduce to the smallest possible size or amount; to downplay significance.
Behavioral Descriptors
- Veer: Sudden change in direction; can refer to physical movement or shift in strategy.
- Wanton: Describes reckless or unjustified behavior; also refers to individuals perceived as morally loose.
- Antics: Refers to ridiculous or unpredictable behaviors and actions that can be entertaining or nonsensical.
- Banter: Engaging in playful, teasing conversation; light-hearted and humorous exchanges.
Impact and Characteristics
- Detriment: Refers to harm, injury, or damage; denotes causes of disadvantage or loss.
- Durable: Signifies sturdiness and longevity; items that withstand wear and tear over extended periods.
- Frugal: Pertains to economical practices; characterized by avoiding waste and luxury, promoting minimalism.
- Invalidate: The act of making something less valuable or effective; stripping away its significance or force.
Cultural References
- Legendary: Associated with well-known stories or myths; often embodies cultural tales rather than factual events.
- Maim: Refers to causing severe injury or permanent disability; can also mean to mar or disfigure.
- Oblique: Describes a slanted or indirect approach; not straightforward in direction or communication.
- Venerate: Signifies deep respect and reverence; a cultural practice seen in honoring figures of importance.
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