Vocabulary 4.3

Question 1

Illegible

Answer 1

Not legible; impossible or hard to read; undecipherable

Question 2

Illiterate

Answer 2

Not literate; unable to read or write; uneducated

Question 3

Illogical

Answer 3

Not logical; not observing the rules of logic(Correct reasoning); irrational; fallacious

Question 4

Immaculate

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Not spotted; absolutely clean; stainless

Question 5

Immature

Answer 5

Not mature; not fully grown or developed; young; childish

Question 6

Impunity

Answer 6

State of being not punished; freedom from punishment, harm, loss, etc.; immunity

Question 7

Inaccessible

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Not accessible; unreachable; hard to get to; unapproachable

Question 8

Incessant

Answer 8

Not ceasing; continuing without interruption; interminable; ceaseless

Question 9

Inflexible

Answer 9

Not flexible not easily bent; firm; unyielding

Question 10

Ingratitude

Answer 10

State of being not grateful; ungratefulness; lack of gratitude

Question 11

Inhospitable

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Not hospitable; not showing kindness to guests and strangers; unfriendly

Question 12

Insoluble

Answer 12

Not Soluble; incapable of being solved; unsolvable

Question 13

Irreconcilable

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Not reconcilable; not able to be brought into friendly accords or compromise; incompatible

Question 14

Irrelevant

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Not relevant; inapplicable; off the topic; extraneous

Question 15

Irrevocable

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Not revocable; incapable of being recalled or revoked; unalterable; irreversible

Question 16

Benediction

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(Literally, “good saying”) Blessing; good wishes; approbation

Question 17

Malediction

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(Literally, “evil saying”) Curse

Question 18

Benefactor

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(Literally, “one who does good”) Person who gives kindly aid, money, or similar benefit.

Question 19

Malefactor

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(Literally, “one who does evil”) offender; evildoer; criminal

Question 20

Beneficial

Answer 20

Productive of good; helpful; advantageous

Question 21

Beneficiary

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Person receiving some good, advantage, or benefit

Question 22

Benevolent

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(Literally, “wishing well”) Disposed to promote the welfare of others; kind; charitable

Question 23

Malevolent

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(Literally, “Wishing ill”) Showing ill will; spiteful; malicious; vicious

Question 24

Maladjusted

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Badly adjusted; out of harmony with one’s environment

Question 25

Malice

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Ill will; intention or desire to harm another; enmity; malevolence

Question 26

Malnutrition

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Bad or faulty nutrition; poor nourishment

Question 27

Maltreat

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Treat badly or roughly; mistreat; abuse

Question 28

Decadent

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(Literally, "falling down") Deteriorating; growing worse; declining

Question 29

Deciduous

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Having leaves that fall down at the end of the growing season; shedding leaves

Question 30

Demented

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Out of one's mind; mad; insane; deranged

Question 31

Demolish

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Pull or tear down; destroy; raze; wreck

Question 32

Demote

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Move down in grade or rank; degrade; downgrade

Question 33

Dependent

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(Literally, "hanging down from") Unable to exist without the support of another

Question 34

Depreciate

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Go down in price or value

Question 35

Despise

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Look down on; scorn; feel contempt for; abhor; disdain

Question 36

Deviate

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Turn aside, or down (from a route or rule); stray; wander; disgress

Question 37

Devour

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(Literally, "gulp down") Eat greedily; eat like an animal

Question 38

Discontent

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(Usually followed by with) Opposite of "Content"; dissatisfied; discontented; disgruntled

Question 39

Discredit

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Disbelieve; refuse to trust

Question 40

Discrepancy

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Disagreement; difference; inconsistency; variation

Question 41

Disintegrate

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Do the opposite of "integrate" (Make into a whole); break into bits; crumble; decay

Question 42

Dispassionate

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Opposite of "passionate" (showing strong feeling); calm; composed; impartial

Question 43

Disrepair

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Opposite of good condition or repair; bad condition

Question 44

Dissent

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Feel differently; differ in opinion; disagree

Question 45

Dissident

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(Literally, "sitting apart") Not agreeing; dissenting; nonconformist

Question 46

Distract

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Draw away, or divert the attention of; confuse; bewilder

Question 47

Secede

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(Literally, "go apart") Withdraw from and organization or federation

Question 48

Seccession

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(Literally, "a going apart") Withdrawal from and organization or federation

Question 49

Seclude

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Keep apart from others; place in solitude; isolate; sequester

Question 50

Secure

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Apart, or free, from care, fear, or worry; confident; assured

Question 51

Sedition

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Going apart from, or against, an established government; action, speech, or writing to overthrow the government; insurrection; or treason

Question 52

Segregate

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(Literally, "set apart from the herd") Separate from the main body; isolate