Vocabulary Quizs

ambiguous

• Not clear or having more than one meaning.

• Clear and straightforward in meaning.

• Having a single, definite meaning.

• Easily understood without confusion.

thrive

• To grow or develop well or vigorously.

• To decline or diminish in quality.

• To remain stagnant and unchanging.

• To struggle or face difficulties in growth.

sabotage

• Deliberately destroy, damage, or obstruct something, especially for political or military advantage.

• To support or assist someone in achieving their goals.

• To create a plan for future success or improvement.

• To analyze and evaluate a situation critically.

strapping

• (of a person) big, strong, and vigorous.

• (of a person) small and weak.

• (of a person) old and frail.

• (of a person) quick and agile.

abduct

• To take someone away illegally by force or deception; kidnap.

• To bring someone back to their home country.

• To assist someone in a legal matter.

• To provide medical care to someone in need.

stealthy

• Trying not to be seen or observed.

• Being loud and noticeable.

• Acting in a clumsy manner.

• Being overly friendly and approachable.

balk

• To stop short and refuse to go on.

• To proceed with enthusiasm and energy.

• To ignore a request or command.

• To change direction suddenly.

frigid

• Very cold in temperature.

• Warm and cozy.

• Mild and pleasant.

• Hot and humid.

compact

• Closely and neatly packed together; dense.

• Wide and spacious; not crowded.

• Loose and scattered; not dense.

• Large and bulky; taking up space.

incalculable

• Too great to be calculated or estimated.

• Able to be calculated easily.

• A small, manageable amount.

• A precise numerical value.