List 4

Question 1

arbitrary

Answer 1

(adj) based on random choices, unrestrained or autocratic in use of authority

Question 2

appease

Answer 2

(v) pacify or placate, assuage or satisfy

Question 3

archaic

Answer 3

(adj) very old or old-fashioned

Question 4

clamorous

Answer 4

(adj) making loud and confused noise, expressing or characterizing by vehement protects or demands

Question 5

dearth

Answer 5

(n) a scarcity or lack of sth

Question 6

explicable

Answer 6

(adj) to be able to be accounted for or understood, explainable

Question 7

hyperbole

Answer 7

(n) exaggerated statements or claims not meant to be taken literally

Question 8

immutable

Answer 8

(adj) not able to change

Question 9

indefatigable

Answer 9

(adj) persisting tireless, untiring

Question 10

indolent

Answer 10

(adj) lazy, idle / no or little pain

Question 11

insular

Answer 11

(adj) uninterested in cultures, ideas, or people outside one’s own experience

Question 12

intransigent

Answer 12

(adj) unable to change one’s views, uncompromising

Question 13

intrepid

Answer 13

(adj) fearless, adventurous

Question 14

irreverant

Answer 14

(adj) show disrespect for something that are generally taken seriously

Question 15

loathe

Answer 15

(n) intense dislike

Question 16

malign

Answer 16

(adj) evil in nature, speak about someone in a spitefully manner

Question 17

malleable

Answer 17

(adj) easily influenced, pliable

Question 18

neophyte

Answer 18

(n) someone who is new to a subject, activity, or religion

Question 19

plastic

Answer 19

(adj) easily shaped / artificial / offering scope for creativity

Question 20

platitude

Answer 20

(adj) used too often to be interesting or thoughtful

Question 21

prescient

Answer 21

(adj) showing knowledge of events before they happen

Question 22

pristine

Answer 22

(adj) spotless, clean and fresh, immaculate

Question 23

reproach

Answer 23

(n) expression of dissapproval

Question 24

robust

Answer 24

(adj) resilient, able to withstand averse conditions

Question 25

salubrious

Answer 25

(adj) healthy, pleasant

Question 26

sanction

Answer 26

(n) official permission / a threatened penalty for disobeying rule

Question 27

sedulous

Answer 27

(adj) showing dedication and diligence

Question 28

soporific

Answer 28

(adj) tediously boring or monotonous

Question 29

sterm

Answer 29

(adj) serious, strict and severe

Question 30

tendentious

Answer 30

(adj) intending to promote a point of view (controversial one)

Question 31

accentuate

Answer 31

(v) make more noticeable or prominent

Question 32

conjectural

Answer 32

(adj) based on conjecture, speculating

Question 33

convivial

Answer 33

(adj) friendly, lively and likeable

Question 34

decadent

Answer 34

(adj) characterized by the state of moral or cultural decline (n) person who is luxuriously self-indulgent

Question 35

egregrious

Answer 35

(adj) outstandingly bad

Question 36

evanescent

Answer 36

(adj) quickly fading from memory, or sight

Question 37

flamboyant

Answer 37

(adj) bright, colorful, noticeable

Question 38

forestall

Answer 38

(v) prevent or obstruct by taking advanced actions

Question 39

gainsay

Answer 39

(v) deny, speak in opposed

Question 40

galvanize

Answer 40

(v) shock or motivate someone to take action

Question 41

indiscriminate

Answer 41

(v) done with random or without careful consideration

Question 42

innocuous

Answer 42

(adj) not harmful

Question 43

momentary

Answer 43

(adj) last for very short time

Question 44

mundane

Answer 44

(adj) lacking in excitement / dull

Question 45

nettlesome

Answer 45

(adj) causing annoyance or disturbance

Question 46

nullify

Answer 46

(v) invalidate

Question 47

obviate

Answer 47

(v) avoid, remove, or prevent

Question 48

omnipresent

Answer 48

(adj) everywhere, ubiquitous

Question 49

oust

Answer 49

(v) remove from position or place

Question 50

palpable

Answer 50

(adj) plain to see or comprehend (adj) able to touch or feel

Question 51

perdify

Answer 51

(v) state of being deceptive or untrustworthy

Question 52

profuse

Answer 52

(adj) abundant

Question 53

pugnacious

Answer 53

(adj) quickly or eager to fight

Question 54

sagacious

Answer 54

(adj) wise or shrewd, intelligent

Question 55

sanguin

Answer 55

(adj) optimistic, positive

Question 56

scant

Answer 56

(adj) insufficient or barely sufficient

Question 57

skuldugery

Answer 57

(v) dishonest behavior / trickery

Question 58

trivial

Answer 58

(adj) little value / insignificant

Question 59

utilitarian

Answer 59

(adj) designed to be useful or practical

Question 60

vapid

Answer 60

(adj) offering nothing challenging or simulating