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What does the term 'impetus' primarily refer to?
What does the term 'impetus' primarily refer to?
Which adjective describes something that cannot be overcome?
Which adjective describes something that cannot be overcome?
What does 'intermittent' imply about an event?
What does 'intermittent' imply about an event?
Which maxim conveys the idea that actions are more significant than words?
Which maxim conveys the idea that actions are more significant than words?
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In what context is 'obligatory' typically used?
In what context is 'obligatory' typically used?
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What is the primary meaning of the verb 'plumb' as used in a metaphorical context?
What is the primary meaning of the verb 'plumb' as used in a metaphorical context?
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How would you best describe a 'vagabond' lifestyle?
How would you best describe a 'vagabond' lifestyle?
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What does 'visage' refer to in a general context?
What does 'visage' refer to in a general context?
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If a student must follow a certain curriculum, what term best describes that requirement?
If a student must follow a certain curriculum, what term best describes that requirement?
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Which term most accurately describes the condition of being unstable or lacking continuity?
Which term most accurately describes the condition of being unstable or lacking continuity?
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Study Notes
Impetus
- A driving force, anything that causes action
- Increased activity resulting from a driving force
- Example: Kala's low grades increased focus on studying
Insuperable
- Incapable of being overcome or defeated
- Example: Passing Physics seemed an insuperable obstacle to graduation
Intermittent
- Not continuous; happening at intervals
- Example: Showers were intermittent throughout the day
Maxim
- General truth or rule of conduct; a short saying
- Example: "Actions speak louder than words"
Obligatory
- Required or demanded
- Example: Physical education is obligatory
Plumb
- To measure the depth of water
- To reach the deepest part of something
- To understand by examining closely
- Example: The bathyscaphe is a vessel designed to plumb the oceans of the world
Vagabond
- A person who wanders from place to place
- Example: A person spending time as a vagabond before settling
- Example: The vagabond life suited the members of the band
Visage
- A face, especially one that expresses feelings
- Example: The smiling visage of a young girl
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Test your knowledge of essential vocabulary words including impetus, insuperable, and vagabond. This quiz challenges your understanding of definitions, usage, and examples to enhance your language skills. Prepare to enhance your verbal prowess with these key terms!
