Vocabulary Quizs

dwarfed

• made smaller by comparison

• enlarged in size

• made to look larger

• increased in importance

aggrivation

• hostile or aggressive behavior caused by frustration

• a state of calmness and peace

• a feeling of joy and happiness

• a type of physical exercise

wistful

• a feeling of intense joy

• vaguely longing, sadly thoughtful

• a state of confusion

• a sense of anger

intellectual

• relating to the ability to think and understand ideas and information

• pertaining to physical strength and endurance

• involving emotional intelligence and empathy

• connected to artistic creativity and expression

employ

• to hire and put to work for pay

• to dismiss or fire from a job

• to train someone for a specific role

• to provide unpaid work experience

alter

• to change or modify

• to destroy completely

• to create anew

• to ignore or overlook

invigorated

• filled with energy or vitality

• feeling tired and weak

• lacking enthusiasm

• overwhelmed with stress

enthusiasm

• a feeling of indifference or apathy

• intense and eager enjoyment, interest, or approval

• a state of confusion or uncertainty

• a lack of interest or concern

generosity

• act of giving to others, willingness to contribute

• the act of saving money for future use

• a tendency to be selfish and self-centered

• the practice of hoarding resources for oneself

adversity

• prosperity; success

• misfortune; hardship

• comfort; ease

• wealth; abundance