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What is a synonym for brevity?
Which of the following is an antonym of concise?
What does comport mean?
What is a synonym for demure?
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Which of the following is a synonym for garble?
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Which word is an antonym of relentless?
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What is the meaning of the word quaver?
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What does recoup mean?
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Depreciation is synonymous with increase.
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A _______ is a synonym for rivulet.
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Match the following words with their definitions:
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Study Notes
Vocabulary Workshop Level D Unit 11
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brevity
- Conciseness and terseness are key characteristics.
- Antonyms include verbosity and long-windedness.
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comport
- Means to behave in a certain manner, implying agreement or concurrence.
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concise
- Suggests brief and to-the-point communication.
- Antonyms include wordy and verbose, highlighting the contrast with excessive length.
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demure
- Associated with qualities like shyness and decorum.
- Antonyms encompass boldness and assertiveness.
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depreciation
- Refers to a reduction in value, synonymous with cheapening.
- Antonyms focus on increase and appreciation.
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deteriorate
- Means to worsen or decline in quality.
- Opposites include improve and enhance.
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divulge
- Involves revealing or disclosing information.
- Antonyms emphasize secrecy and concealment.
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enlightened
- Indicates a state of being informed and aware.
- Antonyms reflect a lack of knowledge or awareness.
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forestall
- Means to prevent or hinder something from occurring.
- Opposites include welcoming or accepting.
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garble
- Refers to confusion or misrepresentation of information.
- Antonyms include clarify and articulate for clear communication.
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proponent
- Describes a supporter or advocate for a particular idea or cause.
- Opposites include opponent and critic, representing those against the idea.
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quaver
- Suggests a trembling or vibrating motion.
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recoil
- Can refer to flinching or the kickback effect of a gun.
- Opposite actions include advancing or gaining ground.
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recoup
- Means to recover or retrieve losses.
- Antonyms focus on loss or defaulting.
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reek
- Refers to a strong, unpleasant smell or stench.
- Antonyms suggest pleasant scents like fragrances.
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relentless
- Characterized by a persistent and merciless nature.
- Antonyms include merciful and accommodating.
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rivulet
- Refers to a small stream or brook.
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squander
- Involves wasting resources, particularly money.
- Antonyms indicate saving or economizing.
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staccato
- Describes sound that is abrupt and disjointed in quality.
- Antonyms reflect continuous and flowing sounds.
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statute
- Represents a rule or enactment established by authority .
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Test your understanding of synonyms and antonyms with this flashcard quiz from Vocabulary Workshop Level D Unit 11. This unit focuses on enhancing your vocabulary skills through various words and their meanings. Challenge yourself to identify the correct synonyms and antonyms for each word presented.