SET 10 VOCAB 8C 1/29/24

Which of the following sentences uses the word "depraved" correctly?

• The depraved dessert was too sweet for my taste.

• He was known for his depraved behavior, indulging in activities that were morally corrupt.

• The depraved princess spoke to her cheering audience.

• He was depraved of his evening meal.

What is the antonym of "perilous"?

• Dangerous

• Safe

• Exciting

• Difficult

Choose the sentence where "belittle" is used correctly.

• She decided to belittle her portion to reduce waste.

• His constant need to belittle others stemmed from his own insecurities.

• He felt belittle.

• After winning, he was betlitted and was celebrated.

Which word is a synonym of "disdain"?

• Admiration

• despise

• Interest

• Pleasure

In which sentence is "distend" used correctly?

• The balloon began to distend as it was filled with water.

• She decided to distend her vacation by two days.

• I distend her so much. She is so mean.

• I distend the color orange.

What does "infamy" mean?

• The state of being well known for some bad quality or deed.

• A situation marked by extreme danger.

• A sudden and violent flood.

• The quality of being secretive.

Which sentence correctly uses the word "engrossed"?

• She was so engrossed in her book that she didn't hear the doorbell ring.

• The engrossed price of the item made it too expensive to purchase.

• They felt engrossed by the smell.

• He fell asleep durng notes. He was engrossed.

What does "gullywasher" refer to?

• A person who cleans valleys.

• A small, narrow trench.

• A sudden and violent flood.

• A tool for cleaning gutters.

Choose the sentence where "clandestine" is used correctly.

• The meeting was held at a clandestine location to avoid attention.

• His charisma was so clandestine that everyone noticed him when he entered the room.

• The cladestine meeting was help during the church service in the main room.

• The clandestine school board meeting was published on Youtube live.

Which of the following is a synonym for "charisma"?

• Invisibility

• Charm

• Awkwardness

• Dullness