Session 26

Question 1

Eloquent

Answer 1

able to use language and express your opinions well, especially when you speak in public

Question 2

Magniloquent

Answer 2

using high-flown or bombastic language..pompous

Question 3

Grandiloquent

Answer 3

using long, complicated or formal words in speech or writing in order to impress people, attract attention or sound important

Question 4

Magnanimous

Answer 4

kind, generous and forgiving (especially towards an enemy or a competitor that you have beaten)

Question 5

Magnate

Answer 5

a person who is rich, powerful and successful, especially in business

Question 6

Manify

Answer 6

To make seem larger

Question 7

Magnificient

Answer 7

extremely impressive and attractive

Question 8

Magnitude

Answer 8

Extent or size of something

Question 9

Magnum

Answer 9

a wine bottle of twice the standard size, normally 1 1/2litres.

Question 10

Magnum opus

Answer 10

Greatest work or best work
Victoria’s painting is his Magnum opus

Question 11

Verbatim

Answer 11

exactly as it was spoken or written

She had an amazing memory and could recall verbatim quite complex conversations

Question 12

Verbiage

Answer 12

excessivelylengthyor technical speech or writing.

“the basic idea here, despite all the verbiage, is simple”

Question 13

Revolve

Answer 13

Cause to move by turning over

Question 14

Involve

Answer 14

if a situation, an event or an activity involves somebody/something, he/she/it takes part in it

Question 15

Evolve

Answer 15

to develop or to make something develop gradually, from a simple to a more advanced form