Vocab Flashcards
(16 cards)
What is the meaning of ‘WIELD’?
To brandish or twirl
Often used in the context of handling a weapon or tool skillfully.
Define ‘WILFUL’.
Deliberate, intentional, intended, premeditated, volitional
Refers to actions done on purpose.
What does ‘WITHHOLD’ mean?
To reserve, restrain, hamper, hold back, retain
Often used in contexts where information or resources are not shared.
What is a synonym for ‘WITTY’?
Clever, facetious, amusing, comical, humorous, jocular, flippant
Describes someone who is quick with humor or clever remarks.
Fill in the blank: The opposite of ‘ZEAL’ is _______.
Apathy
A lack of interest or enthusiasm.
What does ‘YIELD’ mean?
To surrender, abdicate, succumb, consent
It can also refer to producing or providing something.
What is the definition of ‘ZEALOT’?
Fanatic, partisan, bigot
Refers to someone who is fervently devoted to a cause.
What does ‘ZENITH’ refer to?
Summit, apex, climax, apotheosis, pinnacle, peak, top, crest
Indicates the highest point or peak of something.
True or False: ‘ZIGZAG’ refers to a straight line.
False
‘Zigzag’ describes a pattern that changes direction sharply and repeatedly.
What is an antonym for ‘ZEALOUS’?
Apathetic, nonchalant, indifferent, unconcerned
Indicates a lack of enthusiasm or passion.
Fill in the blank: The term ‘YELL’ is synonymous with _______.
Scream
Often used to describe a loud vocal expression.
What does ‘WITHER’ mean?
To perish, deteriorate, droop, sag
Generally used to describe a decline in vitality or health.
What is the meaning of ‘WILFUL’?
Intentional, premeditated
Indicates actions that are carried out on purpose.
What does ‘YIELD’ imply in a financial context?
To produce or provide
Often refers to the returns generated from investments.
What is the antonym of ‘VIRTUOUS’?
Ignoble, immoral, dissolute
Refers to a lack of moral integrity.
Fill in the blank: ‘The sun reaches its _______ at noon.’
Zenith
Refers to the highest point in the sky.
