WorksheetsWeek Two Vocabulary Review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 20mins
utterly or obviously senseless, illogical, or untrue; laughably foolish; illogical, ridiculous, silly, implausible
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to charge with a fault, offense, or crime, to find fault with, blame
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sour or astringent in taste, harsh or severe
Biting, hurtful, abrasive
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full of regret, repentant, remorseful, acknowledging failure
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forceful, argumentative, antagonistic, not friendly or warm, or generous, not hospitable
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aggrieved, annoyed, offended, disgruntled; feeling strong displeasure at something considered unjust, offensive, insulting, or base
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having mixed feelings about something or someone, unable to choose between two courses of action, uncertain, undecided
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enthusiastic, passionate, expressive or intense feelings, fervent, intensely devoted, eager, zealous
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something that threatens to cause evil, harm, injury
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full of life, action, or spirit, lively, vigorous, impassioned, vibrant
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Instead of completing his homework, he came up with an (a) excuse of his dog eating it.
The (a) questions are beginning to harm this friendship.
Her (a) text message was hard to swallow because it was so untrue.
He was deeply (a) about arriving late.
The (a) glances showed that she was unwelcome at the gathering.
The (a) shouts from the crowd called for improvements to the broken healthcare system.
When it comes to the Homecoming election, I am (a) about the choices for maid.
The (a) supporters of the team screamed in celebration after the win.
The (a) clouds were swirling black and full of thunder and lightning.
Her (a) smile spread across her face.
