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WorksheetsVocabulary List #12 Quiz
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
Stopping and starting again
unremitting
pragmatic
intermittent
ambivalent
a vague feeling or bodily discomfort, as at the beginning of an illness.
malice
malaise
maladroit
malodor
The ___ rain showers were not enough to cancel the baseball game, but they did cause some fans to leave early
elusive
intermittent
obscure
ubiquitous
extreme in a way that is not normal; extreme and irrational
prideful
trembling
pathological
exception
lucky charm
talisman
hamper
abhor
kindle
After two weeks, our supplies began to ____, so we went to a store.
dwindle
decrease
frugal
castigate
Try not to ___ her for getting the promotion over you- she has been at the company longer.
Dissemble
Ingratiate
Begrudge
Inert
a period of sleeplessness
literal
vigil
industrious
patent
The gambler would not play a single game unless his __________ was in his shirt pocket.
remuneration
renown
plagiarism
talisman
If something _____, it becomes smaller, weaker, or fewer in number.
fragments
radiates
ricochets
dwindles
Separation resulting from hostility
Endure
Sacrifice
Alienation
Logic
The meaning of the word vigil is...
steady; not moving
bent forward, bent over, as from age
a growth of fur or feathers around the neck of an animal
the act or period of watching; act of staying awake for some purpose
To make use of
Adjacent
Exploit
Elicit
Obsolete
If an older child reverts to thumb sucking and tantrums, his behaviors are said to be:
obnoxious
regressive
pathological
opportune
Which of the images is an example of a guru?
Which of the following words means 'relating to the immediate surroundings of something'?
obsolete
intermittent
regressive
ambient
Which of the following are synonymous with 'guru'?
teacher
salesman
spiritual leader
mentor
Which of the following are synonyms for 'pathological'?
compulsive
habitual
healthy
abstract
