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What is the meaning of 'devoid'?
What is the meaning of 'devoid'?
Which of these words means to assist?
Which of these words means to assist?
What does 'wrath' indicate?
What does 'wrath' indicate?
The term 'zealous' is best defined as?
The term 'zealous' is best defined as?
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Which word is synonymous with 'nostalgia'?
Which word is synonymous with 'nostalgia'?
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What best describes 'mellow'?
What best describes 'mellow'?
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What does the term 'vacuous' imply?
What does the term 'vacuous' imply?
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What does 'timorous' mean?
What does 'timorous' mean?
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Which term best describes a person who shows a lack of interest or concern?
Which term best describes a person who shows a lack of interest or concern?
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The word 'vexatious' is used to describe something that is:
The word 'vexatious' is used to describe something that is:
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What is meant by the word 'serene'?
What is meant by the word 'serene'?
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What does the word 'perfidious' describe?
What does the word 'perfidious' describe?
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How is 'ameliorate' best defined?
How is 'ameliorate' best defined?
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What does the term 'assiduous' mean?
What does the term 'assiduous' mean?
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Which word represents a state of emotional or mental suffering?
Which word represents a state of emotional or mental suffering?
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What does the term 'camaraderie' signify?
What does the term 'camaraderie' signify?
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Which word describes a situation that is severely damaging or harmful?
Which word describes a situation that is severely damaging or harmful?
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What is the meaning of 'culminate'?
What is the meaning of 'culminate'?
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What is the meaning of 'baneful'?
What is the meaning of 'baneful'?
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Which term refers to the state of being morally or ethically wrong?
Which term refers to the state of being morally or ethically wrong?
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What does the word 'meticulous' describe?
What does the word 'meticulous' describe?
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What does 'abrogate' mean?
What does 'abrogate' mean?
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What is the meaning of 'efface'?
What is the meaning of 'efface'?
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What does the term 'conspire' most closely mean?
What does the term 'conspire' most closely mean?
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Which word refers to a feeling of intense joy or pleasure?
Which word refers to a feeling of intense joy or pleasure?
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Which word best describes something that is intended to be ornamental?
Which word best describes something that is intended to be ornamental?
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What does 'hindered' imply in a context of performance?
What does 'hindered' imply in a context of performance?
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Which of the following best captures the meaning of 'entrapment'?
Which of the following best captures the meaning of 'entrapment'?
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What does it mean to 'evoke' a certain emotion?
What does it mean to 'evoke' a certain emotion?
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Which term refers to the quality of being lenient or indulgent?
Which term refers to the quality of being lenient or indulgent?
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What term describes a person who lacks the basic necessities of life?
What term describes a person who lacks the basic necessities of life?
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Which word means to disturb or trouble someone deeply?
Which word means to disturb or trouble someone deeply?
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Which adjective describes an attitude of superiority and disdain?
Which adjective describes an attitude of superiority and disdain?
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Which term means to weaken or lessen in strength?
Which term means to weaken or lessen in strength?
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What does it mean to vacillate?
What does it mean to vacillate?
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Which word describes a strong and hostile opposition?
Which word describes a strong and hostile opposition?
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What is the meaning of the term exonerate?
What is the meaning of the term exonerate?
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What does the term 'incisive' most closely mean?
What does the term 'incisive' most closely mean?
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Which word describes someone who is overly self-important?
Which word describes someone who is overly self-important?
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What does 'procrastination' mean?
What does 'procrastination' mean?
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Which of the following best describes 'decadent'?
Which of the following best describes 'decadent'?
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What is the meaning of 'deplorable' as it pertains to behavior?
What is the meaning of 'deplorable' as it pertains to behavior?
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Which word refers to a feeling of intense aversion?
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What is the definition of 'glean'?
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Study Notes
Day 1 Vocabulary List
- Assiduous: diligent, hardworking
- Snag: a minor problem or difficulty
- Pudgy: plump, chubby
- Elf: a mythical creature
- Stout: strong and well-built
- Mingy: stingy, mean
- Swerve: to change direction suddenly
- Adipose: fatty
- Ferocious: fierce, savage
- Gradually: progressively, step by step
- Sober: calm, serious
- Careen: to move with a rapid, uncontrolled motion
- Suffrage: the right to vote
- Aura: a distinctive atmosphere or quality
- Glum: dejected, gloomy
- Craven: cowardly
- Bustle: activity, commotion
- Glee: joy, happiness
- Vanish: to disappear suddenly
- Bondage: the state of being bound or enslaved
- Denigrate: to criticize or belittle
- Saturnine: gloomy, sullen
- Disavowal: a denial or declaration that one has no connection with something.
- Bizarre: strange, odd, unusual, outlandish
- Articulate: able to speak or write fluently and coherently
- Scrumptious: delicious and appealing
- Gnome: a mythical creature, often depicted as a small, friendly being
- Shimmer: to shine with a soft, fluctuating light
- Shimmering: shining with a soft, fluctuating light
- Zenith: the highest point
- Splendid: magnificent, superb
- Delight: great joy or pleasure
- Dauntless: fearless, intrepid
- Paean: a song or hymn of praise or joy
- Lugubrious: mournful, dismal
- Censure: strong criticism or disapproval
- Surly: bad-tempered, unfriendly
- Emerge: to come out or appear
- Calamity: a disaster, misfortune
- Abscond: to leave secretly and hide oneself
Day 2 Vocabulary List
- Agile: quick and light in movement
- Agility: the ability to move quickly and easily
- Diligent: hard-working and attentive to detail
- Chubby: plump, rounded
- Portly: stout and full-bodied
- Frazzle: to tire or exhaust completely
- Inimical: hostile, unfriendly
- Spruce: neat, tidy, well-groomed
- Rookie: a beginner, novice
- Rapture: a feeling of great happiness or delight
- Blithe: cheerful, carefree
- Repose: a state of peace or tranquility
- Cheapskate: someone who is unwilling to spend money
- Yahoo: a rude or unpleasant person
- Curmudgeon: a bad-tempered person, grouch
- Abridge: to shorten or lessen
- Arcane: mysterious, secret
- Antipathy: dislike, aversion
- Laborious: demanding hard work
- Industrious: hardworking
- Tenuous: thin, flimsy
- Sullen: gloomy, bad-tempered
- Deleterious: harmful or damaging
- Adamant: firm, unyielding
- Supple: flexible, yielding
- Sloppy: careless, untidy
- Asunder: divided, torn apart
- Vague: unclear, indefinite
- Lethargy: a state of sluggishness or inactivity
- Lethargic: slow and lacking energy
- Recalcitrant: stubbornly resistant to authority or control
- Irk: to annoy or irritate
- Sentry: a guard or watchman
- Bawdy: indecent, vulgar
- Dawdle: to waste time
- Astute: shrewd, perceptive
- Gale: a strong wind
- Brittle: easily broken or damaged
- Felicity: happiness, joy
- Macho: excessively masculine
- Ephemeral: short-lived
- Evanescent: vanishing rapidly
- Accrue: to accumulate gradually
Day 3 Vocabulary List
- Muster: to assemble or gather
- Emaciated: abnormally thin or weak
- Adroit: skillful, adept, clever
- Adroitness: skill in movement or action
- Derogatory: expressing disapproval or contempt
- Efface: to erase or obliterate
- Native: indigenous, belonging to a particular place
- Foreign: not native to a particular place
- Reject: to refuse to accept
- Accept: to agree to receive or take something
- Public: pertaining to the people, open to or accessible by the general public
- Private: pertaining to or accessible only to a particular person or group
- Solid: firm, substantial
- Hollow: empty, void
- Theist: a person who believes in a god or gods
- Atheist: a person who does not believe in a god or gods
Day 4 Vocabulary List
- Chide: to scold or rebuke
- Stentorian: very loud
- Clasp: to hold tightly
- Kindle: to ignite or arouse
- Salubrious: healthy, wholesome
- Gloomy: dark, depressing
- Pillory: a public display of shame or humiliation
- Lampoon: to ridicule or satirize
- Detest: to dislike intensely
- Attenuate: to lessen or weaken
- Injurious: harmful, damaging
- Obese: very fat
- Abecedarian: elementary, fundamental
- Coddle: pamper, fuss over
- Heedless: careless
- Noxious: harmful, poisonous
- Flexible: easily bent or shaped
- Fragile: easily broken
- Eager: enthusiastic, keen
- Berate: to scold or criticize severely
- Corpulent: obese, fat
- Complacent: self-satisfied
- Podgy: plump, fat
- Dank: damp, unpleasantly moist
- Dampen: to make less intense or enthusiastic
- Encountered: faced or met
- Legacy: something handed down from the past
- Clammy: damp and unpleasantly cold
- Accomplice: an accomplice or partner in crime
- Humbug: deception, fraud
- Gull: to deceive or trick
- Swindle: to defraud or cheat someone
- Foe: an enemy
- Torrid: extremely hot
- Sheath: a covering
- Preposterous: absurd, ridiculous
- Adieu: farewell
Day 5 Vocabulary List
- Disparage: to belittle or depreciate
- Futility: uselessness, pointlessness
- Futile: useless, pointless
- Stink: to emit a bad smell
- Stinking: emitting a bad smell
- Parry: to deflect or ward off
- Skirt: to avoid or evade
- Din: a loud, confused noise
- Staunch: firm, resolute
- Stationary: not moving or changing
- Moribund: decaying, dying
- Meticulous: very careful and precise
- Abduct: to take away by force
- Augment: to increase or enlarge
- Augmentation: the act of increasing or enlarging
- Aftermath: the consequences or results of an event
- Desist: to stop or cease
- Seethe: to be agitated or filled with anger
- Ire: anger, indignation
- Ireful: filled with anger
- Compunction: a feeling of guilt or remorse
- Lassitude: weariness, lack of energy
- Sloth: laziness, idleness
- Badger: to annoy or tease persistently
- Bother: to cause trouble or concern
- Beset: to trouble or harass
- Duteous: dutiful, obedient
- Ribald: coarsely humorous, indecent
- Indecent: inappropriate, offensive
- Outlandish: unusual, bizarre
- Provisional: temporary, not permanent
- Solemn: serious, somber
- Monotonous: lacking variety or interest
- Monotony: lack of variety or interest
- Cynosure: a center of attraction
- Curtail: to shorten or reduce
- Garner: to gather or collect
- Amass: to collect or gather
- Chary: cautious, careful
- Swift: fast, quick
- Crooked: dishonest, fraudulent
- Clandestine: secret, concealed
- Clandestinely: secretly, stealthily
- Furtive: secretive, sly
And so on for all the days. Please provide the specific days you need from the list.
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Test your knowledge of advanced vocabulary with this quiz. Explore meanings of words such as 'vexatious', 'ameliorate', and 'camaraderie'. Perfect for students looking to enhance their language skills and understanding of nuanced terms.
