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What does the word 'abate' mean?
What does the word 'abate' mean?
Which word means to deny or give up the right to something?
Which word means to deny or give up the right to something?
The term 'ambiguous' is best described as?
The term 'ambiguous' is best described as?
What does the word 'bereft' signify?
What does the word 'bereft' signify?
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Which term refers to the act of scolding someone strongly?
Which term refers to the act of scolding someone strongly?
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Study Notes
Part A Vocabulary
- Abate means to reduce in intensity or lessen.
- Abet means to support or encourage something.
- Abhor means to hate something.
- Abnegate means to deny or to give up the right or privilege to something.
- Abscond means to escape or run away.
- Advocate means to support or argue for a cause.
- Allude means to refer to something indirectly, commonly used in literature.
- Ambiguity means something that can be understood or interpreted in more than one manner.
- Analogy means a comparison of two otherwise unalike things based on resemblance of a particular aspect, widely used in literature.
- Apprehend means to arrest someone or recognize the meaning of an idea or a thing.
- Articulate means to explain something clearly.
Part B Vocabulary
- Bane means something capable of causing destruction or ruin.
- Bereft means lacking something needed, wanted, or expected. This word is often used to describe a person grieving the death of a loved one.
- Bias means to possess an inclined outlook towards an object or an idea.
- Berate means to scold someone strongly.
- Brevity refers to something or an event that is short in length or duration.
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Test your knowledge on essential vocabulary with this quiz focused on definitions and meanings. From 'abate' to 'articulate', assess your understanding of words that enhance your language skills. Perfect for students and literature enthusiasts alike!
