Wordly Wise Book 9 Lesson 7
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What does the term 'exorbitant' refer to?

  • A theme in literature that is frequently repeated
  • Exceeding normal bounds or being unreasonable (correct)
  • A command or authoritative order
  • An act of providing financial support

Which of the following best defines 'moribund'?

  • Believing something unimportant
  • Being excessively talkative
  • Approaching death or in a deteriorating state (correct)
  • To encourage argument through disapproval

What does 'divulge' mean?

  • To criticize or find fault with
  • To consider or believe something
  • To symbolize or represent a significant theme
  • To reveal a secret or confidential information (correct)

Which of the following describes an 'injunction'?

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What does 'censure' imply?

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Which term describes a state characterized by a ready flow of words?

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Which of the following terms refers to an ungrateful person?

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What term describes the action of financially supporting something?

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Which word describes consequences that are significant or crucial?

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Which term relates to the concept of exceeding normal bounds or being excessive?

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Belittle

To present or speak of something as unimportant or of little value.

Divulge

To make known something secret; to reveal.

Expostulate

To argue earnestly in an attempt to dissuade or show strong disapproval.

Moribund

Close to death; in a dying state.

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Sumptuous

Extravagantly splendid or costly; luxurious.

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Amorous

To express love or being in love.

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Censure

To criticize or condemn.

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Deem

To consider or believe something to be true.

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Subsidize

To give financial support to something.

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Motif

A recurring theme or idea in a work of art or literature.

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Study Notes

Word Definitions

  • Amorous: Expressing love or the state of being in love.
  • Belittle: To present or speak of as unimportant or of little value.
  • Censure: To blame or find fault with.
  • Deem: To consider; to believe.
  • Divulge: To make known something secret; to reveal.
  • Voluble: Characterized by a ready flow of words; talkative.
  • Exorbitant: Exceeding normal bounds; greater or more than seems reasonable.
  • Expostulate: To argue earnestly in an attempt to dissuade or show strong disapproval.
  • Fateful: Having great or significant consequences.
  • Ingrate: An ungrateful person.
  • Injunction: An order or command.
  • Moribund: Close to death; in a dying state.
  • Motif: A theme or idea in a work of art or literature that is developed or repeated.
  • Subsidize: To support by giving financial aid.
  • Sumptuous: Extravagantly splendid or costly; luxurious.

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