Vocabulary Words Quiz

Study Notes

Aghast: Filled with horror or terror; struck with dismay.
Broad: Wide; extensive; encompassing a large area or range.
Chasm: A deep, wide opening; a gap.
Dumbfounded: So surprised or astonished as to be speechless; utterly amazed.
Elaborate: Detailed; complex; involving many parts or steps.
Evade: To avoid or escape, often by cunning or skill.
Initial: First; beginning or introductory.
Intrigued: Fascinated or interested in something.
Loathsome: Extremely unpleasant; repulsive.
Meager: Small in amount; insufficient.
Shrouded: Covered or hidden.
Proceed: To continue; to move forward.
Vigor: Strength; energy; vitality.
Simultaneously: At the same time.
Sullen: Gloomy; ill-tempered; resentful.
Ensue: To happen afterward; to follow as a result.
Extensively: To a great degree or over a large area; thoroughly.
Beckon: To signal or invite someone to come closer.
Intend: To have as a purpose or plan.
Various: Different; diverse.
Insistent: Persistent; demanding.
Reluctant: Hesitant or unwilling.
Gruffly: In a rough, harsh, or unfriendly way.
Approximately: Nearly; about; roughly.
Enthralling: Captivating; extremely interesting.
Dismay: Feeling of anxiety or disappointment.