Vocabulary Quizizz

Abundant

• A great quantity or supply of something.

• Genuine, not fake or copied.

• To assign, commit, or give over to something or someone.

• Avoiding waste of time, energy, or resources.

Authentic

• To lose or give up something, usually as a penalty.

• Something one means to do; a goal, purpose, or aim.

• Genuine, not fake or copied.

• To hate or detest something or someone intensely.

Dedicate

• To hate or detest something or someone intensely.

• Done or made using whatever is available at the moment.

• To assign, commit, or give over to something or someone.

• Deficient in amount or quality; not enough.

Efficient

• Sticking out above the rest; well-known or famous.

• Severe, difficult, strict, or accurate.

• Avoiding waste of time, energy, or resources.

• Acting in a secretive or sneaky way; moving quietly and cautiously.

Forfeit

• To show or confirm the truth or accuracy of something.

• To lose or give up something, usually as a penalty.

• Something one means to do; a goal, purpose, or aim.

• To hate or detest something or someone intensely.

Intention

• To become aware of or notice something; to understand or consider.

• Sticking out above the rest; well-known or famous.

• Something one means to do; a goal, purpose, or aim.

• Severe, difficult, strict, or accurate.

Loathe

• To hate or detest something or someone intensely.

• Done or made using whatever is available at the moment.

• To assign, commit, or give over to something or someone.

• Deficient in amount or quality; not enough.

Makeshift

• To show or confirm the truth or accuracy of something.

• To lose or give up something, usually as a penalty.

• Done or made using whatever is available at the moment.

• To hate or detest something or someone intensely.

Meager

• Sticking out above the rest; well-known or famous.

• Severe, difficult, strict, or accurate.

• Deficient in amount or quality; not enough.

• Acting in a secretive or sneaky way; moving quietly and cautiously.

Perceive

• To become aware of or notice something; to understand or consider.

• To show or confirm the truth or accuracy of something.

• Something one means to do; a goal, purpose, or aim.

• Avoiding waste of time, energy, or resources.