Prescholars-vocabs

Question 1

Abate

Answer 1

to become less active, less intense, or less in amount

Question 2

Abstract

Answer 2

existing purely in the mind; not representing actual reality

Question 3

Abysmal

Answer 3

extremely bad

Question 4

Accordingly

Answer 4

in accordance with

Question 5

Acquisition

Answer 5

the act of gaining a skill or possession of something

-possession

Question 6

Adapt

Answer 6

• to make suit a new purpose

- to accommodate oneself to a new condition, setting or situation

Question 7

Adept

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having knowledge or skill usually in a particular area

synonyms: proficient, expert

Question 8

Adequate

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having sufficient qualifications to meet a specific task or purpose

Question 9

Advent

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the arrival or creation of something usually historic

Question 10

Adversarial

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relating to hostile; opposition

Question 11

Advocate

Answer 11

• someone who promotes or defends something

- to defend or promote something usually a belief, theory or opinion

Question 12

Aesthetic

Answer 12

relating to beauty or refined taste

Question 13

Afford

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to be able to buy

to be able to spare

Question 14

Agitate

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to promote something usually a cause

HALLAUNU

Question 15

Allow

Answer 15

to permit or consent to

Question 16

Hoax

Answer 16

chall kapat

Question 17

Skepticism

Answer 17

a sceptical attitude; doubt as to the truth of something.

- doubt

Question 18

Incredulity

Answer 18

the state of being unwilling or unable to believe something.

Question 19

governess

Answer 19

a woman employed to teach children in a private household.

Question 20

astray

Answer 20

away from the correct path or direction.

Question 21

alleged

Answer 21

said, without proof, to have taken place or to have a specified illegal or undesirable quality.

Question 22

Deception

Answer 22

Fasehood

Question 23

Defied

Answer 23

openly resist or refuse to obey.

- disobey

Question 24

Imprudent

Answer 24

not showing care for the consequences of an action

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Question 25

Allude

Answer 25

to make a secretive mention of something She alluded to the problem at hand but didn’t say anything more about it.

Question 26

Altercation

Answer 26

a noisy argument or confrontation Greg got into an altercation with a stranger at the bar.

Question 27

Ambiguous

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unclear or vague in meaning Her ambiguous statement made me question whether she could be trusted.

Question 28

Ambitious

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having a powerful desire for success or achievement Penny is so ambitious, she wants to be president someday.

Question 29

Ambivalence

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the state of being uncertain or stuck between two or more options His ambivalence prevented him from immediately signing the contract.

Question 30

Analogous

Answer 30

similar but not identical Green onions are considered analogous to spring onions.

Question 31

Annihilate

Answer 31

to destroy or cause devastating destruction The dictator sent orders to annihilate the group of rebels.

Question 32

Anomaly

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something different from the norm This result is an anomaly and very rarely happens.

Question 33

Anticipate

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assume to be likely to happen The party was just as fun as I had anticipated it would be.

Question 34

Antipathy

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a strong feeling of dislike Her antipathy toward the professor was obvious: she rolled her eyes whenever he entered the classroom.

Question 35

Apex

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the highest point of something The spring play was the apex of our school year.

Question 36

Apprehension

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fearful expectation of something Her apprehension to leave her house resulted in her missing the train.

Question 37

Articulate

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to clearly express in words She articulated her opinion on the price of the house.

Question 38

Artificial

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something made; not occurring naturally Many candies use artificial flavors to make them taste fruity.

Question 39

Assertion

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a strong declaration His assertion that sharks are mammals made everyone laugh.

Question 40

Austere

Answer 40

adj. extremely plain adj. stern and forbidding adj. relating to self-denial He lived in a small, austere cabin in the middle of the woods. My boss had an austere expression on her face. An austere lifestyle, like that of monks, isn’t for everybody.

Question 41

Authenticity

Answer 41

the quality of being real and true instead of fake and contrived The police officer doubted the authenticity of the suspect’s story.

Question 42

Avenue

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an intangible path or approach to something The company has decided to pursue other avenues.

Question 43

Avid

Answer 43

actively interested in or enthusiastic about something Gerald is an avid soccer fan.