Vocabulary Quizs

Muddle

• (v) to make a mess of, muddle through, to get by

• (n) a state of perfect order

• (n) a clear and organized thought process

• (v) to simplify and clarify

Commandeer

• (v) to seize for military or official use

• (v) to abandon or give up

• (v) to negotiate a treaty or agreement

• (v) to decorate or embellish something

Spurious

• genuine

• false

• authentic

• valid

Brigand

• (n) bandit, robber, outlaw, highwayman

• (n) hero, savior, protector, guardian

• (n) merchant, trader, seller, vendor

• (n) scholar, teacher, mentor, guide

Cumbersome

• clumsy, hard to handle

• lightweight, easy to carry

• quick, agile

• simple, straightforward

Dilemma

• A difficult or perplexing situation or problem

• A simple and easy task

• A joyful celebration

• A common occurrence

Admonish

• (v) to praise or commend someone; to give a compliment.

• (v) to caution or advise against something; to scold mildly; to remind of a duty.

• (v) to ignore or overlook a mistake; to let it pass without comment.

• (v) to encourage or support someone; to provide assistance.

Predispose

• (v) to incline to beforehand

• (v) to protect from harm

• (v) to enhance resilience

• (v) to ignore potential risks

Unbridled

• (adj) controlled, lacking in restraint.

• (adj) uncontrolled, lacking in restraint.

• (adj) restrained, held in check.

• (adj) muted, lacking in enthusiasm.

Diffuse

• (v) to concentrate or focus tightly

• (v) to spread or scatter freely or widely

• (adj) brief, concise, succinct

• (adj) rambling, verbose