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WorksheetsVocabulary Pop Quiz 2
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
disdain means...
contempt
false attack / fake blow
warlike / hostile or aggressive behavior
to overawe / frighten someone
briskness, lively action
intimidate means...
contempt
false attack / pretend blow
warlike / hostile and aggressive
to overawe or to frighten someone
briskness, lively action
Scoff means...
quarrelsome
to make seem less important / to condescend.
to sneer at
impudent / self-assertive, rude, noisy, overbearing
to make known officially
tangible means...
having actual form / touchable
to correct by punishing
jagged wound
dirty / involving ignoble actions and motives / arousing moral distaste and contempt.
person in his or her eighties
sordid means...
having actual form / touchable
to correct by punishing
jagged wound / deep cut
dirty / arousing moral distaste and contempt.
person in his or her eighties
inane means ...
secret/undercover
code of principles
foolish
to agree
going unchecked / widespread
"flagrant" means...
inflexible/ unrelenting
forced to do something (usually against their will)
outrageous, glaringly bad
guilty person
to warn / reprove
"admonish" means...
inflexible/ unrelenting
forced to do something (usually against their will)
outrageous, glaringly bad
guilty person
to warn / reprove
"culprit" means...
inflexible/ unrelenting
forced to do something (usually against their will)
outrageous, glaringly bad
guilty person
to warn / reprove
"egregious" means...
scarcity
cunning, trickery
confused, upset
remarkably bad
bitter
"distraught" means...
scarcity
cunning, trickery
confused, upset
remarkably bad
bitter
"duplicity" means...
scarcity
cunning, trickery, deceitfulness
confused, upset
remarkably bad
bitter
"acrimonious" means...
scarcity
cunning, trickery, deceitfulness
confused, upset
remarkably bad
angry, bitter
"pernicious" means...
freedom from punishment
to make a deduction; infer
to put up with, to bear
to draw forth/ get information out of someone.
harmful, causing injury in a subtle way
"tolerate" means...
freedom from punishment
to make a deduction; infer
to put up with, to bear
to draw forth/ get information out of someone.
harmful, causing injury in a subtle way
