English March 3-7 Vocabulary Quizs

Purblind

• (adjective) having perfect vision

• (adjective) impaired vision

• (adjective) extremely bright

• (adjective) lacking intelligence

Heir

• (noun) successor, person entitled to property following the death of another

• (noun) a person who inherits a title or office

• (noun) a person who is legally responsible for another's debts

• (noun) a person who is a descendant of a particular ancestor

Invocation

• (noun) a formal request for assistance or support

• (noun) a speech to call upon the power of someone else

• (noun) a ritualistic chant for protection

• (noun) a declaration of independence

Anon

• (adverb) soon, shortly

• (adverb) later, eventually

• (adverb) never, not at all

• (adverb) always, forever

Desmesnes

• (noun) a type of medieval castle

• (noun) a parcel of land attached as part of a manor

• (noun) a form of ancient currency

• (noun) a title of nobility

Impute

• (verb) speak against, blame someone

• (verb) to praise or commend

• (verb) to ignore or overlook

• (verb) to clarify or explain

Repose

• (verb) to work hard

• (verb) to rest, relax

• (verb) to argue

• (verb) to travel

Enmity

• (noun) friendship, affection, warmth

• (noun) opposition, hostility, strong dislike

• (noun) indifference, neutrality, calmness

• (noun) cooperation, alliance, support

Perjuries

• (noun) truths, facts

• (noun) lies, falsehoods

• (noun) promises, oaths

• (noun) secrets, whispers

Slander

• (noun) false statement to damage someone

• (noun) a legal term for defamation

• (verb) to speak highly of someone

• (noun) a type of verbal agreement