Vocabulary3

Question 1

gargantuan

Answer 1

huge, colossal

Question 2

genial

Answer 2

friendly, gracious

Question 3

grandiose

Answer 3

overly large, pretentious, or showy

Question 4

gratuitous

Answer 4

given freely or without cause.

Question 5

gregarious

Answer 5

enjoying the company of others; sociable.

Question 6

guileless

Answer 6

without cunning; innocent.

Question 7

gullible

Answer 7

easily fooled

Question 8

hackneyed

Answer 8

without originality, trite

Question 9

haughty

Answer 9

overly proud

Question 10

hedonist

Answer 10

someone who lives mainly to pursue pleasure

Question 11

heinous

Answer 11

very evil, hateful.

Question 12

hierarchy

Answer 12

a ranking of people, things, or ideas from highest to lowest.

Question 13

hypocrisy

Answer 13

a false pretense of virtue.

Question 14

iconoclast

Answer 14

someone who attacks traditional beliefs or institutions.

Question 15

idiosyncratic

Answer 15

peculiar to an individual; eccentric.

Question 16

idolatry

Answer 16

the worship of a person, thing, or institution as a god.

Question 17

impartial

Answer 17

fair, equal, unbiased.

Question 18

impeccable

Answer 18

flawless

Question 19

impetuous

Answer 19

acting hastily or impulsively.

Question 20

impinge

Answer 20

to encroach upon, touch, or affect.

Question 21

implicit

Answer 21

understood without being openly expressed; implied.

Question 22

impute

Answer 22

to credit or give responsibility to; to attribute

Question 23

inarticulate

Answer 23

unable to speak or express oneself clearly and understandably

Question 24

incisive

Answer 24

clear and direct expression.

Question 25

incompatible

Answer 25

unable to exist together; conflicting

Question 26

inconsequential

Answer 26

of little importance.

Question 27

incontrovertible

Answer 27

impossible to question.

Question 28

incorrigible

Answer 28

impossible to manage or reform.

Question 29

incremental

Answer 29

increasing gradually by small amounts

Question 30

incriminate

Answer 30

to give evidence of guilt.

Question 31

incumbent

Answer 31

someone who occupies an office or position

Question 32

indeterminate

Answer 32

not definitely known.

Question 33

indifferent

Answer 33

unconcerned, apathetic

Question 34

indistinct

Answer 34

unclear, uncertain

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indomitable

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unable to be conquered or controlled

Question 36

induce

Answer 36

to cause

Question 37

ineffable

Answer 37

difficult to describe or express

Question 38

inevitable

Answer 38

unable to be avoided

Question 39

inexorable

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unable to be deterred; relentless.

Question 40

ingenious

Answer 40

showing cleverness and originality

Question 41

inherent

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naturally part of something

Question 42

innate

Answer 42

inborn, native

Question 43

innocuous

Answer 43

harmless, inoffensive

Question 44

inoculate

Answer 44

to prevent a disease by infusing with a disease-causing organism.

Question 45

insipid

Answer 45

flavorless, uninteresting.

Question 46

insolence

Answer 46

an attitude or behavior that is bold and disrespectful

Question 47

insular

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narrow or isolated in attitude or viewpoint

Question 48

insurgency

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uprising, rebellion

Question 49

integrity

Answer 49

honesty, uprightness; soundness, completeness.

Question 50

interlocutor

Answer 50

someone taking part in dialogue or conversation

Question 51

interlude

Answer 51

an interrupting period or performance

Question 52

interminable

Answer 52

endless or seemingly endless

Question 53

intransigent

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unwilling to compromise

Question 54

intrepid

Answer 54

fearless and resolute

Question 55

intrusive

Answer 55

forcing a way in without being welcome.

Question 56

intuitive

Answer 56

known directly, without apparent thought or effort

Question 57

inundate

Answer 57

to flood; to overwhelm.

Question 58

invariable

Answer 58

unchanging, constant

Question 59

inversion

Answer 59

a turning backwards, inside-out, or upside-down; a reversal

Question 60

inveterate

Answer 60

persistent, habitual

Question 61

invigorate

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to give energy to, to stimulate.

Question 62

invincible

Answer 62

impossible to conquer or overcome

Question 63

inviolable

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impossible to attack or trespass upon

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irrational

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unreasonable

Question 65

irresolute

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uncertain how to act, indecisive

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jeopardize

Answer 66

to put in danger

Question 67

juxtapose

Answer 67

to put side by side.

Question 68

languid

Answer 68

without energy; slow, sluggish, listless.

Question 69

latent

Answer 69

not currently obvious or active; hidden

Question 70

laudatory

Answer 70

giving praise

Question 71

lenient

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mild, soothing, or forgiving

Question 72

lethargic

Answer 72

lacking energy; sluggish

Question 73

liability

Answer 73

an obligation or debt; a weakness or drawback.

Question 74

lithe

Answer 74

flexible and graceful.

Question 75

longevity

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length of life; durability.

Question 76

lucid

Answer 76

clear and understandable

Question 77

lurid

Answer 77

shocking, gruesome

Question 78

malediction

Answer 78

curse

Question 79

malevolence

Answer 79

hatred, ill will.

Question 80

malinger

Answer 80

to pretend incapacity or illness to avoid a duty or work.

Question 81

malleable

Answer 81

able to be changed, shaped, or formed by outside pressures.

Question 82

mandate

Answer 82

order, command

Question 83

maturation

Answer 83

the process of becoming fully grown or developed.

Question 84

mediate

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to act to reconcile differences between two parties

Question 85

mediocrity

Answer 85

the state of being middling or poor in quality

Question 86

mercurial

Answer 86

changing quickly and upredictably

Question 87

meticulous

Answer 87

very careful with details

Question 88

mimicry

Answer 88

imitation, aping

Question 89

misconception

Answer 89

a mistaken idea

Question 90

mitigate

Answer 90

to make less severe; to relieve

Question 91

modicum

Answer 91

a small amount

Question 92

mollify

Answer 92

to soothe or calm; to appease

Question 93

morose

Answer 93

gloomy, sullen

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mundane

Answer 94

everyday, ordinary, common-place

Question 95

munificent

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very generous; lavish.

Question 96

mutable

Answer 96

likely to change

Question 97

narcissistic

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showing excessive love for oneself; egoistic

Question 98

nocturnal

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of the night; active at night

Question 99

nonchalant

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appearing to be unconcerned

Question 100

nondescript

Answer 100

without distinctive qualities; drab

Question 101

notorious

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famous, especially for evil actions or qualities.

Question 102

novice

Answer 102

beginner

Question 103

nuance

Answer 103

a subtle difference or quality.

Question 104

nurture

Answer 104

to nourish or help to grow