A. English Quiz BG (Part 26)

‘quiver’ Meaning

• not showing fear or hesitation in the face of danger or difficulty; resolute and determined in the pursuit of a goal or objective

• to shake slightly because of a strong emotion, such as fear or excitement; a container for holding arrows

• likely to happen very soon; about to occur or happen

‘imminent‘ Meaning

• likely to happen very soon; about to occur or happen

• not showing fear or hesitation in the face of danger or difficulty; resolute and determined in the pursuit of a goal or objective

• to remain in one place in the air, usually by moving the wings quickly; to stay in or near a particular place, especially without any clear purpose

‘unflinching‘ Meaning

• something that can be observed and studied, especially something that is unusual or interesting; an extraordinary event or occurrence

• not showing fear or hesitation in the face of danger or difficulty; resolute and determined in the pursuit of a goal or objective

• to remain in one place in the air, usually by moving the wings quickly; to stay in or near a particular place, especially without any clear purpose

‘hover‘ Meaning

• a state of balance between opposing forces or influences; a state of mental balance or calmness

• an intense feeling of happiness, excitement or pleasure; a state of being completely outside oneself, often induced by drugs

• to remain in one place in the air, usually by moving the wings quickly; to stay in or near a particular place, especially without any clear purpose

‘phenomenon‘ Meaning

• something that can be observed and studied, especially something that is unusual or interesting; an extraordinary event or occurrence

• an intense feeling of happiness, excitement or pleasure; a state of being completely outside oneself, often induced by drugs

• a state of balance between opposing forces or influences; a state of mental balance or calmness

‘ecstasy‘ Meaning

• the health, happiness, and well-being of a person or group; a government program that provides financial assistance to those in need; the physical, social, and economic conditions in which people live and work

• a state of balance between opposing forces or influences; a state of mental balance or calmness

• an intense feeling of happiness, excitement or pleasure; a state of being completely outside oneself, often induced by drugs