Vocabulary #1

Question 1

Default

Answer 1

Definition: fail to fulfit with something legal
Synonym: failure
Antonym: care
Meaningful sentence: someone has defaulted on student loans

Question 2

Desolate

Answer 2

Definition: feeling that a person has of being alone and emptiness
Synonym: bereaved
Antonym: cheered
Meaningful sentence: how very desolate must that one be

Question 3

Degenerate

Answer 3

Definition: having lost the physical, mental, or moral qualities
Synonym: bastardize
Antonym: moral
Meaningful sentence: will to much freedom make them degenerate

Question 4

Inextricable

Answer 4

Definition: something that cant´t be separate
Synonym: irredeemable
Antonym: redeemable
Meaningful sentence: He felt the good and bad within himself inextricably mingled and overlapping.

Question 5

Redemptive

Answer 5

Definition: acting to save someone from error or evil
Synonym: saving
Antonym: evil
Meaningful sentence: Knowing one’s past has no ultimately redemptive qualities.

Question 6

Decline

Answer 6

Definition: something that become less in amount
Synonym: deselect
Antonym: recovery
Meaningful sentence: The price of the stock declined.

Question 7

Enable

Answer 7

Definition: make possible, practical, or easy something
Synonym: allow
Antonym: prevent
Meaningful sentence: a deal that would enable passage of a new law

Question 8

Impose

Answer 8

Definition: establish something by authority
Synonym: enforce
Antonym: remit
Meaningful sentence: The president impose new restrictions

Question 9

Integrate

Answer 9

Definition: incorporate something or someone
Synonym: incorporate
Antonym: separate
Meaningful sentence: Samwas integrate to our art group last year

Question 10

Reveal

Answer 10

Definition: make publicly something
Synonym: discover
Antonym: Cover up
Meaningful sentence: my siter reveal my secret