10th Semester Vocab Practice

To regard with extreme repugnance; to feel hatred or loathing for ​ (a)  

• Altruistic

• Annihilate

• Audacious

• Concede

• Commiserate
• Corroborate
• Elicit
• Dubious
• Egregious
• Abhor

To cause to cease to exist; to destroy completely ​ (a)  

• Altruistic

• Abhor
• Audacious

• Concede

• Commiserate
• Corroborate
• Elicit
• Dubious
• Egregious
• Annihilate

Showing an unselfish concern for others (a)  

• Abhor
• Annihilate

• Audacious

• Concede

• Commiserate
• Corroborate
• Elicit
• Dubious
• Egregious
• Altruistic

To comprehend; to understand​ (a)  

• Fathom
• Feckless
• Feign
• Imminent
• Inadvertent
• Insidious
• Irrevocable
• Negligent
• Ominous
• Penchant

An exclusive or special right, power, or privilege (a)  

• Prerogative
• Reprehensible
• Repugnance
• Queue
• Petulant
• Abhor
• Altruistic
• Annihilate
• Audacious
• Concede

To feel or express sympathy (a)  

• Commiserate
• Corroborate
• Elicit
• Dubious
• Egregious
• Fathom
• Feckless
• Feign
• Imminent
• Inadvertent

Sneaky; evil; intending to entrap (a)  

• Insidious
• Irrevocable
• Negligent
• Ominous
• Penchant
• Prerogative
• Reprehensible
• Repugnance
• Queue
• Petulant

Daring and recklessly bold (a)  

• Audacious
• Concede
• Elicit
• Dubious
• Imminent
• Irrevocable
• Ominous
• Reprehensible
• Petulant
• Altruistic

To acknowledge grudgingly; to finally accept as true (a)  

• concede
• Abhor
• Annihilate
• Commiserate
• Egregious
• Feckless
• Inadvertent
• Negligent
• Penchant
• Repugnance

To support with evidence (a)  

• corroborate
• Petulant
• Altruistic
• Commiserate
• Elicit
• Feign
• Imminent
• Irrevocable
• Negligent
• Penchant