April ACT Word of the Day Prt. 2

of the highest quality or degree (nostalgia, corollary, lethargic, discrepancy, superlative, profound)

During a group project discussion, Hannah noticed that one of her teammates, Mia, seemed unusually sluggish and apathetic. Which word best describes Mia's condition? (nostalgia, corollary, lethargic, discrepancy, superlative, profound)

very great or intense (nostalgia, corollary, lethargic, discrepancy, superlative, profound)

During a high school reunion, David expressed a sentimental longing or affection for the past. What is the term that best describes his feelings? (nostalgia, corollary, lethargic, discrepancy, superlative, profound)

In a project meeting, Evelyn noted a lack of compatibility between the proposed budget and the project scope. Which word best describes this situation? (nostalgia, corollary, lethargic, discrepancy, superlative, profound)

a direct or natural consequence or result (nostalgia, corollary, lethargic, discrepancy, superlative, profound)

showing a feeling of superiority (burgeon, intuition, condescending, cumbersome, eminent, incremental)

During a team meeting, Evelyn had a "gut feeling" about the right direction for the project's next steps. Which word best describes her feeling? (burgeon, intuition, condescending, cumbersome, eminent, incremental)

In the context of startups, what term describes the process where a company begins to grow or increase rapidly and starts to flourish? (burgeon, intuition, condescending, cumbersome, eminent, incremental)

increasing gradually by regular degrees (burgeon, intuition, condescending, cumbersome, eminent, incremental)