Trainer-Test 4

Front

Uphold

Back

to support or maintain something, especially a principle or decision, and not allow it to be weakened.

Front

Complacency

Back

a feeling of satisfaction with oneself that stops one from trying harder or noticing possible dangers.

Front

At the hands of

Back

caused or done by a particular person or group, indicating who is responsible for an event or action.

Front

Intriguing

Back

extremely interesting or appealing, sparking curiosity to know more.

Front

Console

Back

to comfort someone who is feeling sad or disappointed, helping them feel less upset.

Front

Excel

Back

to do something extremely well or to be better than others at a particular skill.

Front

Squabbling

Back

arguing noisily about unimportant or trivial matters.

Front

Preacher

Back

a person, often a religious leader, who delivers sermons or speaks about moral and spiritual topics.

Front

Inculcate

Back

to teach an idea or habit repeatedly so it becomes firmly fixed in someone’s mind.

Front

Contemplative

Back

involving deep, quiet, and serious thought or reflection.