10th Grade Vocabulary Review Lesson 4

Fearing widespread panic, the public health official cautioned reporters not to ______ the minor outbreak of the disease.

• surfeit

• aggandize

• profligate

• satiate

Chantal's _____ spending habits got her deep into debt.

• satiated

• grandiose

• profligate

• multifarious

A long and varied police report listed the convict's _____ criminal activities.

• satiated

• exorbidant

• opulence

• multifarious

I refuse to pay such a(n) _____ price for a pair of shoes.

• grandiose

• aggrandized

• exorbidant

• opulent

The billionaire built a _____ home so large that it overshadowed all the other houses in the neighborhood.

• grandiose

• multifarious

• surfeit

• satiated

The antique furniture and fine rugs reflected the homeowner's _____.

• aggrandizement

• intemperate

• profligacy

• opulence

There was such a(n) _____ of grain that it didn't all fit in the farmer's grain silos.

• exorbidance

• surfeit

• intemperate

• profligacy

After guzzling the entire quart of juice, my thirst was finally _____.

• aggrandized

• satiated

• intemperate

• gratuitous

Jamie has a(n) _____ appetite for sushi; she can eat one plateful after another.

• intemperate

• opulent

• satiated

• multifarious

The long-winded professor threw some _____ personal anecdotes into her lecture.

• profligate

• intemperate

• gratuitous

• exorbitant