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What is a synonym for 'optional'?
What is a synonym for 'optional'?
- Aide to the principal
- On the brink of a new beginning
- Taking an elective class (correct)
- According to the judge's ruling
What does 'subordinate' refer to in the context provided?
What does 'subordinate' refer to in the context provided?
Aide to the principal
What is a synonym for 'verge'?
What is a synonym for 'verge'?
- On the brink of a new beginning (correct)
- Could bully us into giving in
- Kissed the baby's chubby cheek
- According to the judge's ruling
In what context is 'discretion' used?
In what context is 'discretion' used?
What can 'intimidate' mean in this context?
What can 'intimidate' mean in this context?
Describe the term 'rotund'.
Describe the term 'rotund'.
What is a synonym for 'impact'?
What is a synonym for 'impact'?
What does 'rendezvous' imply?
What does 'rendezvous' imply?
What does 'cede' mean in this context?
What does 'cede' mean in this context?
What does 'misrepresent' signify?
What does 'misrepresent' signify?
What is an antonym for 'rotund'?
What is an antonym for 'rotund'?
What is an antonym for 'optional'?
What is an antonym for 'optional'?
What does 'misrepresent' imply as an antonym?
What does 'misrepresent' imply as an antonym?
What does 'rendezvous' imply as an antonym?
What does 'rendezvous' imply as an antonym?
What does 'discretion' imply as an antonym?
What does 'discretion' imply as an antonym?
Study Notes
Vocabulary Synonyms & Antonyms
- optional: Refers to taking an elective class, implying choice and non-mandatory participation.
- subordinate: Indicates an aide or assistant, someone in a lower rank or position to the principal.
- verge: Signifies being on the brink or edge, often relating to new beginnings or significant changes.
- discretion: Involves making decisions based on the judge's ruling, highlighting the importance of personal judgment in legal contexts.
- intimidate: Implies the use of bullying tactics to coerce or pressure someone into compliance.
- rotund: Describes something that is rounded or chubby, often used affectionately, like the phrase "kissed the baby's chubby cheek."
- impact: Relates to the strong effect or influence of an event, illustrated by the jarring sound of a crash.
- rendezvous: Suggests a planned meeting or appointment, sometimes associated with risk or danger, as in "with danger."
- cede: Refers to yielding or giving up a point in a debate, representing a concession.
- misrepresent: To distort or present inaccurately, especially in factual matters, emphasizing the importance of honest communication.
Antonyms
- rotund: Opposite of chubby; indicates a commitment to health and fitness by eating right to stay lean.
- optional: The antonym expresses a situation of obligation or duty, where attendance is required.
- misrepresent: The opposite emphasizes adherence to truthfulness and integrity, expecting accurate communication.
- rendezvous: The antonym implies departure without farewells, indicating a lack of planned connection.
- discretion: The opposite points to a lack of tact or thoughtfulness, exemplified by a public apology for tactlessness.
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Test your knowledge with this vocabulary quiz focused on synonyms and antonyms from Unit 9. Each term is accompanied by a definition to help you understand its meaning in context. Perfect for enhancing your vocabulary skills!
