Vocabulary 4

Question 1

Mull

Answer 1

think about a fact, proposal, or request deeply and at length

Question 2

Reassure

Answer 2

say or do something to remove the doubts and fears of someone

Question 3

Bore

Answer 3

Drill a hole or make one way through a crowd

Question 4

Brutal

Answer 4

Savagely violent

Question 5

Flatter

Answer 5

Lavish insincere praise and compliments upon someone

Question 6

Outrage

Answer 6

An extremely strong reaction of anger, shock, or indignation

Question 7

Scandal

Answer 7

An action or event regarded as morally or legally wrong and causing general public outrage

Question 8

Tedious

Answer 8

Too long, slow, or dull; boring

Question 9

Bitter

Answer 9

taste

Angry, hurt, or resentful because of one’s bad experience or a sense of unjust treatment

Question 10

Controversy

Answer 10

Disagreement, typically when prolonged public, and heated

Question 11

Embrace

Answer 11

closely in one’s arms especially as a sign of affection or accept or support

Question 12

Paranoid

Answer 12

Unreasonably or obsessively anxious, suspicious; oversuspicious

Question 13

Frantic

Answer 13

Wold, or distraught with fear, anxiety, or other emotion

Question 14

Deceive

Answer 14

Cause someone to believe something that is not true typically in order to gain some personal advantage

Question 15

Vulnerable

Answer 15

Physically or emotionally attacked or harmed

Question 16

Hassle

Answer 16

Irritating inconvenience; bother problem

Question 17

Dignity

Answer 17

The state or quality of being worthy of honor or respect

Question 18

Abysmal

Answer 18

Extremely bad or appalling

Question 19

Hectic

Answer 19

Full of incessant or frantic activity; very busy/active

Question 20

Aimlessly

Answer 20

without purpose or direction

Question 21

Relentless

Answer 21

Oppressively constant; continuing, never-ending

Question 22

Aggravation

Answer 22

An intensification of a negative quality or aspect

Question 23

Drastic

Answer 23

Likely to have a strong effect; extreme

Question 24

Oblivious

Answer 24

Not aware of or not concerned about what is happening around one

Question 25

Naive/Naivete (same definition, literally)

Answer 25

Lack of experience, wisdom, or judgment

Question 26

Bandwagon

Answer 26

hopping on the trends

Question 27

Cheese

Answer 27

Pissed off

Question 28

Vicious

Answer 28

Cruel or violent

Question 29

Immortal

Answer 29

Living forever; never dying or decaying

Question 30

Robust

Answer 30

Strong and healthy; vigorous

Question 31

Rigorous

Answer 31

Extremely through, exhaustive or accurate

Question 32

Vigorous

Answer 32

Strong healthy and full of energy

Question 33

Swell

Answer 33

Become larger or rounder in size typically as a result of an accumulation of fluid

Question 34

Aggravated

Answer 34

Made more serious by attendant circumstance

Question 35

Despair

Answer 35

The complete loss or absence of hope

Question 36

Surreal

Answer 36

Bizarre, unreal

Question 37

Nourish

Answer 37

Nourish provide with food or other substance necessary for growth, health, and good condition

Question 38

Compulsive

Answer 38

Resulting from or relating to an irresistible urge

Question 39

Abrupt

Answer 39

Sudden and unexpected

Question 40

Endorse

Answer 40

To publicly approve

Question 41

Wanderlust

Answer 41

A strong desire to travel

Question 42

Feverish

Answer 42

Having or showing the symptoms of a fever or wild, excited

Question 43

Cold feet

Answer 43

Loss of nerve or confidence; get nervous and change your mind

Question 44

Persistent

Answer 44

Continuing firmly or obstinately in a course of action in spite of difficulty or opposition; relentless, stubborn

Question 45

Simp

Answer 45

A silly or foolish person

Question 46

Prude

Answer 46

Easily shocked by matters relating to sex or nudity

Question 47

Fluster

Answer 47

Make someone agitated or confused

Question 48

Agitated

Answer 48

Feeling or appearing troubled or nervous; upset, bothered

Question 49

Soot

Answer 49

cover or clog

Question 50

Morsel

Answer 50

A small piece or amount of food; a mouthful

Question 51

Mediocre

Answer 51

Of only moderate quality; not very good; regular, normal, ordianry

Question 52

Phony

Answer 52

Not genuine; fraudulent

Question 53

Aggravating

Answer 53

Making problem or offensive worse or more serious

Question 54

Ruthless

Answer 54

Having to showing no pity or compassion for others

Question 55

Sympathy

Answer 55

Feelings of pity and sorrow form someone else's misfortune

Question 56

Rebellious

Answer 56

Disobedient

Question 57

Pretentious

Answer 57

Attempting to impress by affecting greater importance, talent, culture, than is actually possessed; to criticize people who think they're superior

Question 58

Rational

Answer 58

based on or in accordance with reason or logic; logical

Question 59

Crucify

Answer 59

criticize someone severely | put someone to death as a punishment in the olden days

Question 60

Sanity

Answer 60

Behave in a normal manner, reasonable behavior

Question 61

Plead

Answer 61

Make an emotion appeal; request, claim

Question 62

Liability

Answer 62

the state of being responsible for something especially by the law; approved by the law

Question 63

Conduct

Answer 63

The manner in which a person behaves

Question 64

Gruesome

Answer 64

Causing repulsion or horror