Vocabulary Study: Enigma, Lament, Ominous, Superfluous
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Vocabulary Study: Enigma, Lament, Ominous, Superfluous

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What does the word 'Enigma' mean?

  • An expression of grief or sorrow
  • Giving the impression that something bad is about to happen
  • Unnecessary; excessive
  • A person or thing that is mysterious, puzzling, or difficult to understand (correct)
  • What does 'Lament' refer to?

    An expression of grief or sorrow

    Which of the following best describes 'Ominous'?

  • A person or thing that is mysterious
  • Giving the impression that something bad is about to happen (correct)
  • Excessive or unnecessary
  • An expression of grief
  • Define 'Superfluous'.

    <p>Unnecessary; excessive</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Vocabulary Study Notes

    • Enigma

      • Refers to a person or thing that is puzzling or mysterious.
      • Example usage: Describing a challenging crossword puzzle as enigmatic.
    • Lament

      • Represents an expression of grief or sorrow.
      • Example scenario: A person expressing sadness over the loss of a pet.
    • Ominous

      • Conveys a sense of foreboding or that something negative might occur.
      • Illustration: A garden gnome appearing ominous, suggesting a creepy atmosphere.
    • Superfluous

      • Denotes something that is unnecessary or excessive.
      • Example context: Having more cookies than needed could be described as superfluous.

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    Enhance your vocabulary with this quiz focusing on four intriguing words: enigma, lament, ominous, and superfluous. Each term comes with definitions and examples to help you understand their meanings in context. Test your knowledge and broaden your word power!

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